I recently applied for UK passport for my 11 years old kid. He was born abroad, before the family came to UK 6 years ago, and there are no british ancestors. We are EU citizens, I became naturalised UK citizen in December, and the child got the registration certificate (the further has settled statu...

I suspect the main problem might be not at the UK border, but with the airline in Spain, which might refuse to board her on the plane... (Definitely do not go for low cost airlines, EasyJet etc is known for making troubles)

while I was responding

You can apply for BC after you have spent 12 months being "free of immigration control", which should be confirmed - by EITHER PR or settled status. 12 months after you got settled status is OK. An alternative is 12 months after you got PR status. (note that the link you refer to is to the...

You can apply for his registration as BC as part of your citizenship application (and this is the easiest way). Currently it is still about £1000, but there were some developments so it might become cheaper. He will not need to pass any tests or attend citizenship ceremony, you will receive his cert...

EU citizens still can exit/enter UK with national ID for now, so if you have it (DNI) and travel in Europe then you do not need passport.
However, is not it that Spain does not allow for dual citizenship?

After you submit application and do biometrics, there normally will be no further communication from HO, until the day you get an envelope in the post - with hopefully a positive decision. Once this letter arrives you will need to call your local council within 2-3 weeks to arrange a citizenship cer...

You can apply once 12 months passed after the "deemed" day of acquiring PR (i.e. not after the date on which PR was issued, but the date listed on the letter they sent). Settled status does not re-set the count.

Thanks @alterhase58 Can we send (mail) all the documents (citizenship certificates & passports) that belong to all the applicants in the same envelope? If you get one address for all applicants that should be ok. I applied for my kids passports yesterday - when I was going through the process, ...

O! We found the same document at the same time! So it seems I only need to change E to U.. I wonder though, if I send an application for passport now with current certificate with incorrect spelling (but stating the correct name in passport application), will they refuse it? Is there a phone number ...

I actually found the answer to that. Here: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/118580/date-and-place-of-birth.pdf "When the authorities of a country change the name of towns, provinces or the country itself from the original name to a ...

Thanks, I found this form, and I will do it. But I now realised it is even more complicated, then just a misspell. My birthplace changed the name after I was born. In my birth certificate, in my passport of my home country (and in my EU passport) my birthplace is listed under old name "Leningra...

I obtained my naturalisation certificate in mid-December, just before I had to travel abroad. Now I returned and I would like to apply for passport. So i looked at my naturalisation certificate and realised there is a misprint - one letter is wrong in the name of the city I was born in (the city is ...

Why would not your wife apply for passport immediately after the ceremony, wait for it, and then join you in Spain after she gets it. It will be a matter of 2-3 weeks, I do not see the point to risk. It seems there is no issue for her job, or for children school, etc. which could warrant urgent relo...

It seems that you can do it, but you still have to send all current valid passports with your application, and it takes longer if you do it from abroad. It looks like recently people were getting first passports from inside UK in 2-3 weeks, but they say in December it is typically longer. If you onl...

There is no requirement of knowing a child for at least 3 years.
It is only required for adult applications.
You need one referee who knows a child in professional capacity - someone from nursery should do. Another one can be a family friend.

I went to Glasgow office in September - there was no queue (and there were plenty of free 10 to 4 appointments available practically from next day); I scanned documents myself in advance though. But I assume they can do it if you pay for that when book (in September it was £40) - though they will on...

My memory is that the child can be adopted in "complete" (not "simple") form and then get french citizenship as if by birth, but the child has to be at most 15 (or, at least, your have to start to live with you step-father before 16). So if he married your mother and started to l...

I think that you can just go to Sweden and apply for a residence using EU free mobility law (as she is not Swedish, it will be much simpler then in Norway, where you are to use local law). You do not need to obtain any special visa (family permit, etc.) to apply. She will have to prove that she &quo...

My bad. Indeed, it is 21, not 18.

She needs to upload copy of your passport (ALL pages). Then when she goes for her biometric appointment, they usually do not look at anything except her passport. I believe that "theoretically" there is a small chance that the file with your passport will be below standard, so they might w...

I asked referees to put it (it worked, I got approval)

The only usefulness I can think about is that it might cross-reenforce the signal of ties and future with UK..

Tax forms? P60/P45
If you worked (almost) all the time, it should be enough

When I applied for myself and children in august 2019 , there was no consent letter template to download. I wrote it myself using templates as those posted above. I used one letter for each child with both parents mentioned on the same page and signing. I stated names, nationality, birth dates, and ...