Were your daughters born inside the UK? What is their visa status at the moment?
What is the visa status of the other parent?

Several of my friends and myself, we all used colleagues as references - all approved without any issues.

You will certainly need you nat cert for both, I think you can send it in one envelope. Why don't you ask the local post office when you go to pick up the passport application forms, they will know it for sure.

I don't know about the form but the officer is correct, your son will need ILR before he can apply for naturalization. If his current visa is not expired then I suggest you apply ILR asap.

Get it signed by any two people even if they are not on the approved profession list. They are not very strict on MN1 for little children and I don't think they will make a fuss about a 3 month old child's referee. Worst case scenario they will ask you to provide another reference but they will not ...

The questions you have mentioned are normal questions, everyone is asked these including myself. As long as you got most of the things right don't worry everyone gets one of two wrong and forgets one or two things ..... its quite normal.

Hello Everyone We are in a process of sending MN1 form to register our son as British Citizen as we have been issued ILR. My son was born before our ILR application. We didn't include him in our ILR application as I believe we can register him directly as British Citizen under section 1(3) . I have...

These days systems are computerized, the details are updated there and then. If you have informed the council and they have said that they have added the name to your council tax account and that they will send you an updated bill shortly then that's that .... you are all sorted.

It takes only about 5 minutes to get your wife's name on the council bill and cancel the 25% discount ..... don't know what you mean by "process" ..... it took me just a phone call. I would certainly advise you to get at least council tax sorted before you make any application. Nobody know...

It is just like any other recorded parcel being delivered. They ask you to sign but don't require any identification.

Explain in additional info.
Are you adding previous passports? Normally previous passports are cancelled once they are renewed, sometimes they put a stamp on the cancelled passport rather than cutting the cover. You dont have to send them if this is the case.

go2khurram wrote:I think most members did not get what you trying to ask.. at least I didn't

+1 here .... no idea who went where and did what and now wants who to do what for whom .....

For such young children they are not very strict. For my son we used a family friend who is also a childminder and it went smoothly. He was a little less than 3 so there is no chance anyone could have known him for 3 years Don't stress too much about it, your references should be fine.

Thanks shahid2000, can the below situation be right then Travel to India on Indian passport. Like I said before I think this will be a problem without having a UK visa. Return back to UK on Indian Passport - no visa but showing certificate of naturalisation as the child is going to be back to UK in...

There is one immediate issue here, you might get problems from immigration on either sides if the child travels out of UK without a valid UK visa. He does not require a visa so long as he stays inside the UK because he is born here but I dont think he can travel without a visa. The right thing would...

Read the FAQs and it should answers your questions and more. http://www.immigrationboards.com/british-citizenship/citizenship-faqs-common-questions-read-before-posting-t95747.html There is a reason for having search functionality on the forum - please make use of it. These questions have been answer...

See the link below. This should answer all the basic questions. Download the MN1 form and the guide and spend some time reading through it.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/britis ... 95747.html

In any case I dont see any other option than to use the name present on her passport. You can explain in the additional info. IMO affidavit will be pointless. Besides she must have used her marriage certificate when she applied for dependant visa which you say has the initial for last name. If they ...

Passport is the identity document, you should whatever last name is present on her passport.

She is applying for naturalisation which means she must have made some UKBA applications in the past. What last name did she use in those applications??? Use the same.

Not sure about ALL parents regardless of immigration status but you are settled and thus can apply for any benefits you are eligible for. However the free 15 hours start from 3 years of age under normal circumstances. There are some special circumstances under which it starts applying from 2, see th...

Hi, Please anyone can advise about this Can GP consider as a professional referee,I need to apply for my daughter to register as a British. And also it's necessary that professional referee must provide there passport number,I don't think so Gp will do this write the passport number,what can be the...

mate you need to start paying attention to people who are making an effort to help you. Amber is asking the right question because based on your case it is a section 1(3) application but you are asking about the documents for section 3(1) .............. 1(3) vs 3(1) .... get it? Please spend some ti...

Its been a while since I applied so I don't know of the top of my head, also the rules may have changed since then. Probably someone else might be able to help you. For your wife I can tell you for sure that 90+ days absence in last 12 month will be an issue and she will have to wait. On a related n...

Your daughter never needed to be on ILR. When you got ILR in 2010 you could have applied for her naturalization straightaway. It will be same procedure now. You will have to apply for her registration/naturalization using form MN1. Once she has her naturalization certificate then you can apply for h...

Calm down my friend, we get it you are disappointed but some parts of your post are becoming a bit offensive. People are very helpful on this forum and they are trying to help you but making provocative comments will not solve your problem. The way I see it you have two options: 1. Get the DNA test ...