There is no requirement for the child to have a British passport. As said, HMPO won't issue a passport in a different name to any other uncancelled passport the child has. You will need to change their name by deed poll, then change their foreign passport, before applying for a British passport. Wri...

APoul wrote:Many thanks for your help and look forward to sharing the "journey" with you.

Sounds like your journey is already over - you are a British citizen by descent.

He shouldn't have sent his BRP to the passport office. What made him think he had to do that? There is a dedicated address for BRP return, I believe it's on a letter you get when you receive your naturalisation certificate. We haven't heard of anyone actually receiving the fine yet, it's most likely...

You should not have completed the question in 1.3 as you have not been granted ILR.

Technically all PR cards and DCPR's are backdated; due to the nature of how PR works you can only apply for one once you have acquired PR so your PR date will always be some time in the past.

uk visa was denied Rather than drip feeding random bits of information, why don't you just give a proper account of your circumstances? Nobody is going to be able to help you if you just post bits here and there like "uk visa was denied". Do you have any idea how many visa categories ther...

PR is not "applied for", it is acquired automatically after 5 years of continuously exercising treaty rights. If your partner has been working for at least 5 years straight in the UK, he already has PR. The difference between your partner having PR or not is that if he does have PR when th...

You seem to be mixing yourself up over the different rules. The UK immigration rules and the EEA regulations are completely different, separate things. Under EEA regs, EEA citizens have the right to live and work in any other EEA member state, and also the right to bring their family members, even n...

Did you apply for asylum?

Vdamek wrote: I am actually in the UK, They did allow me to enter under EEA Regulations

Ideal, just do the same thing again then.

Contact the court, give them details of the offence/etc and see if they can find a record of it.

Riff_Raff wrote:I was wondering what date to put on the application. I am able to apply in both cases.

On which application?

I don't think there are many, if even any EEA countries which do not permit citizenship to pass down at least one generation to children born abroad. FYI my sister was born with citizenship of UK, Switzerland, and Finland. If for some bizarre reason both parents are unable to transmit citizenship ju...

I haven't used the site myself so I don't know how it works but it sounds like you're going in the right direction. If it is giving that response after selecting the correct options, it sounds like HO actually WANTS you to come to the UK visa free. You would most likely be able to enter the UK under...

Ok If my wife became BC is that will affect my PR ?do I need to change to another route! It's really start to be complicated As long as you have actually acquired PR, then no it will have no effect if your wife becomes a BC. I suggest you wait until you have your PR card before you wife becomes Bri...

Unlike some countries, the UK does not require exit visas. You are free to leave on your own, and you can reenter on your own with a family permit.

Yes. https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/255350/sponsorguideappBfrom060412.pdf Overstaying Section 24(1) (b)(i) Offence of knowingly remaining beyond the time limited by leave. As for section 24(1)(a). The offence is committed on the day the person first knows h...

First we don't know if child will be a British, but it is certain that child will have EU citizenship. If the children are not born British, they may have to acquire an EU nationality by registration or something similar. In the unlikely event that the child is born stateless in the UK, I believe t...

One of the requirements: you’re of good character, for example, you don’t have a serious or recent criminal record, and you haven’t tried to deceive the Home Office or been involved in immigration offences in the last 10 years As you have been in breach of immigration law (your period of overstay), ...

Which website did you try applying for a FP from? Are you married to your partner?

Yes I was successful, my PR date was 01/06/2012. When I applied for DCPR I sent evidence for 2009 to 2014 Congratulations!!!! Did you use a cover letter to indicate you PR status date? In the citizenship application? No I didn't, but the NCS officer who was dealing with my application phoned UKVI t...

The 10 year ban starts from when you become legal. It sounds like you became legal when you married your EEA spouse in 2011, therefore an application for citizenship before 2021 would probably be unsuccessful. Also you don't get granted PR, you have either acquired it or you haven't. You are only ap...

Thank you very much for your help. It seems to me EU citizens got more benefits for their partners than British in the UK :) They do, and unfortunately the UK government view it as a "loophole" and are desperately trying to close it. It's probably #1 on the agenda for Brexit. In fact sinc...

Indeed, but it answers the question about what will happen to the children

Yes I was successful, my PR date was 01/06/2012. When I applied for DCPR I sent evidence for 2009 to 2014

If the father has PR, won't the child the child be British at birth