If I apply for the "No Time Limit" stamp to be on my new passport and add my second child (who was born in UK but does not have ILR) to the application as my dependant, will the Home Office put the stamp on his passport. No they won't, as child will be a British citizen. But you can have ...
If I apply for the "No Time Limit" stamp to be on my new passport and add my second child (who was born in UK but does not have ILR) to the application as my dependant, will the Home Office put the stamp on his passport.
It is enough to carry the old passports with the ILR stamp as proof of your children's immigration status. You do not have to put it into your new passport. If you want to you need to apply for "No Time Limit" stamp to be put on your passport. See: http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecont...
From a immigration officers perspective, he has to decide if the child is a British citizen or not. To do that he will check the Immigation Rules which says: Requirement for a person not requiring leave to enter the United Kingdom to prove that he has the right of abode 12. A person claiming to be a...
Requirements for leave to enter or remain in the United Kingdom as the child of a parent or parents given leave to enter or remain in the United Kingdom You are quoting a paragraph which clearly states "requirements for leave to enter or remain" .. essentially meaning that a leave to ente...
See Section 4a - Children born in the United Kingdom who are not British Citizens I believe UKBA has advised you correctly - you should either apply for ILR for your second child before he travels to Malaysia or apply for ILE (Indefinite leave to enter) from Malaysia once he gets there. Since he is...
My wife, my first son and I all were granted ILR 3 years ago. My wife is expecting our second child. Two month after the birth of my second child, my wife wants to take my children with her to see the family in Malaysia. As Malaysia does not allow dual nationality, we do not want to apply for Britis...
