UK Born child - Process ?

[yazztech]

Hello gurus,

thanks for help when ever i have asked i got always quick reply. thanks again. i got my ILR on 10 years basis. just need quick info my baby was born in 2015 in UK . so do i have to apply for MN1 and then british passport? or is there else thing do i have to do ?

second i was on tier 1 ent. i have been taking director salaries. i need to apply for spouse visa as well i know we can share the job like me n my partner can show both salaries. but do i have to wait for financial year of the company to apply or i can apply on the basis of 6 months payslip ?

thanks

[Kashif_Hussain]

Hi,
Step 1: Form MN1 (child born in the UK and now father is settled)
Step 2: British Passport (check & Send)

Regards

[yazztech]

Hi,
Step 1: Form MN1 (child born in the UK and now father is settled)
Step 2: British Passport (check & Send)

Regards

thanks kashif_hussain.. for help and reply. only we can send it through by post or is there any premium service for MN1 available ?

[Kashif_Hussain]

No premium service available for MN1, however I'd advise you to apply through your local Nationality Checking Service (NCS). Ask for Joint Nationality Checking and Passport Service will save you time and hassles.

[yazztech]

No premium service available for MN1, however I'd advise you to apply through your local Nationality Checking Service (NCS). Ask for Joint Nationality Checking and Passport Service will save you time and hassles.

Thank you kashif Brother.. seriously i am new to these things.. i am in birmingham. so where i should go to get this service and how much it will charge and whats time frame ? secondly .. is it the same like MN1 or NCS ? because i am not applying for nationality at the moment i just got my ILR last week.

thanks again.

[CR001]

NCS is at the council Registry offices. Fees vary so you would have to phone and find out.

It DOES NOT speed up the process in any way.

NCS is the council. Not HO employees.

MN1 is the form for British citizenship.

[yazztech]

NCS is at the council Registry offices. Fees vary so you would have to phone and find out.

It DOES NOT speed up the process in any way.

NCS is the council. Not HO employees.

MN1 is the form for British citizenship.

thanks CR001 .. for your help . and guidance. and any which documents i should send with MN1 form ?

[CR001]

Suggest read the link below and the MN1 form and the MN1 guidance notes.

british-citizenship/citizenship-faqs-co ... l#p1343774

[yazztech]

Hello gurus,

I have recieved my ILR now got appointment with NCS for my baby MN1. well just couple of things i am facing.

1.1 Please indicate the section of the British Nationality Act 1981
under which you would like the application considered. See Chapter
2 of the guide for details.

under which section we fall in ?

my baby was born in 2015 and i got ILR in august 2017. and my wife is still in pbs . so please help me what i should write ?

second is referees .
i recently moved to derby and registered my baby with gp and health visitor. i tried to get sign with gp they straightly said NO they can't . and i am trying health visitor but i think they will not do it as well. then what i should do and which person i should go for second referee. i got one personal but professional one is really hard to get.

thanks

[vinny]

Section 1(3), if baby was born in the UK.

[vinny]

Posts merged.

[yazztech]

Section 1(3), if baby was born in the UK.

Thanks Vinny for your quick reply and time. thanks for merging my post. well what about referee ?

[JAJ]

The requirement for references is discussed at this section of the Nationality Instructions (pages 9-10).
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... 1.0EXT.pdf

However, Section 1(3) registration is an entitlement for those children who meet the statutory requirements (which do not include providing references). The Home Office have no authority to refuse a s1(3) application for lack of references.

In other words, you may wish to consider making the application with the references you have available even if they do not meet the exact requirements set out in the guide. The Home Office are unlikely to refuse an entitlement based application for this reason and it would most likely be illegal for them to do so.

[yazztech]

The requirement for references is discussed at this section of the Nationality Instructions (pages 9-10).
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... 1.0EXT.pdf

However, Section 1(3) registration is an entitlement for those children who meet the statutory requirements (which do not include providing references). The Home Office have no authority to refuse a s1(3) application for lack of references.

In other words, you may wish to consider making the application with the references you have available even if they do not meet the exact requirements set out in the guide. The Home Office are unlikely to refuse an entitlement based application for this reason and it would most likely be illegal for them to do so.

Thanks JAJ . for your time and providing me information in well detailed. thank you so much .