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the certificate that was given at the ceremony?vinny wrote:The date on your naturalisation certificate determines when you became British.
Yes.huqqapani wrote:the certificate that was given at the ceremony?vinny wrote:The date on your naturalisation certificate determines when you became British.
CR001 wrote:Your certificate is likely dated 2/6/2015 so no, you were not British at the time of his birth.
Was the child born in the UK or born abroad?
and nationality during ILR/PR is not British but the previous nationality?secret.simon wrote: So, your status at the time of birth of your child was the status that you had before citizenship, typically settlement (ILR/PR).
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Correct. So, you would have had your previous nationality and settled status in the UK at the time of the child's birth.huqqapani wrote:and nationality during ILR/PR is not British but the previous nationality?
Yes my previous nationality allows dual citizenship. What proof do I need to send along with my child's first British passport application i.e. my passports, naturalisation certificate etc.secret.simon wrote:Correct. So, you would have had your previous nationality and settled status in the UK at the time of the child's birth.huqqapani wrote:and nationality during ILR/PR is not British but the previous nationality?
Your child has British citizenship and the citizenships by descent from its mother and you. Does your previous nationality allow dual citizenship? In that case, you still have that in addition to being a British citizen.
So ILR BRP with Passport or without passport?vinny wrote:Your naturalisation certificate doesn't help, if it's dated after your child was born. It's evidence of your ILR/PR status at the time of child's birth, that is required.
You can send full photocopies.So ILR BRP with Passport
Hi, the guidance on passport application says that only original documents should be sent, photocopies are not accepted.CR001 wrote:You can send full photocopies.So ILR BRP with Passport
Q2: Do I need to send my passport with my child passport application?
If the child has obtained BC from birth because you hold ILR/PR, you will need to send your passport as proof of his claim for BC.
Thanks for prompt guidance.CR001 wrote:Sorry, was thinking of MN1 registration form.
For childs passport you need to send your originals.
Q2: Do I need to send my passport with my child passport application?
If the child has obtained BC from birth because you hold ILR/PR, you will need to send your passport as proof of his claim for BC.
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