This is a quote from the Chapter 20 Index page that you linked: 20.1.4 As a general principle, people are British citizens otherwise than by descent if they are British citizens: • by birth, adoption, registration or naturalisation in the United Kingdom or the Falkland Islands before 21 May 2002 ;...

INSIDER and Obie, Dad wasn't born in the UK, but was naturalised as a baby coming into the UK with his British parents. From what I just read on that application guide you linked, they definitely qualify. I was under the impression that since their father hadn't lived here for so many years before t...

Okay, from all the information I've received so far, I can't do anything about my situation since I've come into the country on a visitor's visa. I must go back to Canada and apply from there.....if this is the case, which it seems to be, would anyone know if I can expedite a marriage visa (with dep...

Do your children hold dual nationality? No, they are only Canadian right now...I think I can get my smallest daughter naturalised because she's not a year old yet, but if they don't hold dual nationality does that mean they all have to come back with me and re-enter? I was soooo hoping this wouldn'...

Do your children hold dual nationality? No, they are only Canadian right now...I think I can get my smallest daughter naturalised because she's not a year old yet, but if they don't hold dual nationality does that mean they all have to come back with me and re-enter? I was soooo hoping this wouldn'...

Hi, I'm a Canadian permanent resident with a US passport, married to a UK citizen with 3 Canadian born children.....this is a bit of a mess, but I had read the UK Border Agency website over and over again and couldn't figure out where I fit. My husband and I have been living in Canada, married for 6...