The definition of father in the British Nationality Act 1981 is quite specific. (9A)For the purposes of this Act a child’s father is— (a) the husband or male civil partner, at the time of the child’s birth, of the woman who gives birth to the child, or (b)where a person is treated as the father of ...
My father was married to someone else shortly after my birth (however, I'm not sure of the details regarding this, he's since been divorced) Was either your father or your mother married to somebody else on the date of your birth? So I just asked my father, and yes, he was in fact married a year be...
My father was married to someone else shortly after my birth (however, I'm not sure of the details regarding this, he's since been divorced) Was either your father or your mother married to somebody else on the date of your birth? So I just asked my father, and yes, he was in fact married a year be...
Reading the guidance https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/635914d5d3bf7f0bdb269082/Registration_as_a_British_citizen_in_special_circumstances_V2.pdf page 6 Checking whether the person would have been, or would have been able to become, a British citizen You must first check whether the pe...
Hello everyone, I’m applying for Registration for British Citizenship using Form ARD, under “Exceptional Circumstances” for context I’m 26, born in the UK before 1 June 2006, however my mum never married my father and wasn’t a citizen. My father, however, got ILR a year after I was born, but because...
