@Moderators - thank you for merging my threads once again. I hope you do realise that when you do that, people don't respond to the latest post, and the forum is becoming a mess. There's no need to merge whatsoever, if the topics are different.

I am an EEA national holding ILR (under the EU Settlement Scheme) since January 2020. I am in the stage of preparing my supporting documents and uploading them online, before my biometrics appointment. Here are the documents I have been asked to provide at the end of the online application. I'd like...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 12, 2021 9:38 am

Your previous posts states you are already British?

british-citizenship/does-a-child-get-br ... l#p1979536

I am not, I was asking that question for our friend's before. Thanks

Will she remain a British citizen and be eligible to renew her passport every 5 years, if we decide to move out of the UK? She will remain a British citizen for life. However be sure to retain the original documentation of the parents' Settled Status (biometric card or Home Office letter, etc) at t...

vinny wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 12, 2021 9:21 am

If you move, then, after a time, you may lose settled status in the UK.

Unless one parent objects, then what would be a ground for denial?

Yes, if we lost settled status in the UK, would that affect our daughter's British citizenship/ ability to renew her passport?

Yes, under "Settled Status/ILR under Appendix EU of the Immigration Rules"

My daughter has been born in the UK and she became a British citizen (based on the parents settled status). However none of us are British citizens. Her British passport will expire within the next year, when she turns 5. In case we move out of the UK and settle in an EU country within the next few ...

I have a question regarding the 2 year period that you are allowed to stay outside of the UK, and maintain your ILR status. Can you move out of the UK, register as 'settled' in a different country (EU), work there etc.? So by that I mean you'd notify HMRC that you are moving out of the UK, you won't...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sun May 30, 2021 3:18 pm

Topics merged.

1. It makes no difference to the processing time really.

2. Yes fine.

3. There is no requirment to explain each document. Ukvi know what they are looking for and what the requirements are.

Thank you for your replies.

I have a few questions regarding the online application process for British Citizenship: 1) Does it matter when you provide the evidence documents? (as long as it's before the UKVCAS appointment) Is there any advantage for uploading those on the same day as submitting and paying for the application?...

The rule for CSI says something along the lines of: "Employed and self-employed workers were not required to hold CSI." I suppose that is because those people would have paid National Insurance contributions? So they wouldn't need to pay CSI. Is that it? I might be wrong. In the last 10 ye...

Yes, you can keep draft application and continue to edit as many times as you want. Once you are ready, then you pay and that's when your application gets submitted. When you save draft it will confirm on the screen how long it will be retained and what you need to do (access it at least once in ev...

If applying online, is it possible to save the progress of your application and come back to it later? Is there time limit for how long the information will be stored there? I was wondering if it's better to fill it in all in one go? Or does it not matter at all? Because with some HMRC forms (such a...

Thank you so much for a very informative response!

I am a dad, I was granted British citizenship a year ago. Our son was born here and got the citizenship automatically. The mum has only got Polish citizenship. We now have another baby on the way and we are planning to move over to Poland at least for a few years. Will our daughter (who will be born...