Hello,

Consular Birth registration is very expensive. what is the advantages of having one and is it necessary?

Thanks

@ Cullinan

Thank you for the credit. Could you please give your opinion on what points from the article should one include in a cover letter regarding CSI?

https://www.freemovement.org.uk/bye-bye ... ance-rule/

Bye bye CSI...


https://www.freemovement.org.uk/bye-bye ... ance-rule/

Hi there,

Can a EU citizen rely on the date permanent residence was acquired(September 2019) after being granted indefinite leave to remain under the EU settlement scheme(May 2019)? Just for clarification the EU citizen do not have permanent residence card.

Thanks again Vinny. Much appreciated

I’ve read vinny’s link and I already know it’s possible to naturalise under s6(1) if you‘ve exceeded the maximum permissible no. of absences (270days) in last 3years under s6(2). Obviously I clearly asked further question above- if you can choose to naturalise under s6(1) even if you’ve not exceeded...

Thank you Cullinan.

Could the forum pros(Cr001&Secret.simon) help figure this out please?

Thanks for you quick replies Alterhase58&Vinny. (1) So is it only when you have exceeded the maximum permissible number of absences which is no more than 270 days in last 3years that you are only able to naturalise under s6(1)? (2) Can you choose to naturalise under s6(1) even if you’ve not exce...

Asking on behalf of a friend.




Is it possible for a EU citizen married to a British citizen to naturalise as British under s6(1) in their own right if they meet the requirements rather than s6(2)?

This is good news... thank you secret.simon. Does that mean I will be registered British otherwise by descent?

Wow... I’m so happy right now but before I get too excited does that mean I am entitled to register as a British Citizen even though my father is legally Married to another woman?

My mother was not married to anyone at the time of my birth. Never been married.

Wow... I’m so happy right now but before I get too excited does that mean I am entitled to register as a British Citizen even though my father is legally to another woman?

Thank you for you quick reply. The link seems to apply only to British fathers.

Yes he is named on my original birth certificate and mother had no status.

Hi, I was born out of wedlock in the UK in 1992. My father had ILR and was legally married to another woman at the time of my birth. Am I eligible for a British citizenship?