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You do realise you will be charged at 150% for the NHS usage.Im currently pregnant ( a female visitor in uk) for a british national, though we not really on talking terms
I plan on giving birth here in the UK and want to get a british passport for my child when born.
Yes.pls whats the current process?
will they need the father at the registry when registering the child's birth?
Possibly yes.also will they need evidence of DNA from at the passport office when applying for the child's first british passport or will his passport page be enough?
Reason i ask is because the father and i are not really on talking terms but hes willin to provide a copy of his British passport if i want to apply but not sure if hes ready to submit DNA evidence)
Yes. YOU are using the NHS to give birth as a visitor NOT the father. You will have to pay and can be charged 150% of the cost, a normal uncomplicated birth can cost between £3000 to £6000.Also do i need to pay for nhs costs for giving birth here even though the father is british
switmuffin wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2019 11:22 amHello guys
pls i need your advice.
Im currently pregnant ( a female visitor in uk) for a british national, though we not really on talking terms
I plan on giving birth here in the UK and want to get a british passport for my child when born.
I dont plan on getting any settlement stay for me as i plan on going back to Nigeria.
pls whats the current process?
will they need the father at the registry when registering the child's birth?
also will they need evidence of DNA from at the passport office when applying for the child's first british passport or will his passport page be enough?
Reason i ask is because the father and i are not really on talking terms but hes willin to provide a copy of his British passport if i want to apply but not sure if hes ready to submit DNA evidence)
Also do i need to pay for nhs costs for giving birth here even though the father is british
Thanks a lot
S
switmuffin wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2019 11:22 amHello guys
pls i need your advice.
Im currently pregnant ( a female visitor in uk) for a british national, though we not really on talking terms
I plan on giving birth here in the UK and want to get a british passport for my child when born.
I dont plan on getting any settlement stay for me as i plan on going back to Nigeria.
pls whats the current process?
will they need the father at the registry when registering the child's birth?
also will they need evidence of DNA from at the passport office when applying for the child's first british passport or will his passport page be enough?
Reason i ask is because the father and i are not really on talking terms but hes willin to provide a copy of his British passport if i want to apply but not sure if hes ready to submit DNA evidence)
Also do i need to pay for nhs costs for giving birth here even though the father is british
Thanks a lot
S
You don't get free use of the NHS because you have an NHS number. All that number is is a link to the patients health records.
Yes correct. NHS number is just a patient digital identification.
Thanks Happymummy..Are you on a visitor's visa as well?Happymummy wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2019 1:47 pmYou will need to pay for NHS.
As for the British Passport you will need the Dad to sign the forms and provide his details.When I did mine I had to write a letter stating that he is the biological father.They had to verify that by phoning his work place.(That is my case).
Remember you will have to renew it after 5 yrs for kids.
switmuffin wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2019 11:22 amHello guys
pls i need your advice.
Im currently pregnant ( a female visitor in uk) for a british national, though we not really on talking terms
I plan on giving birth here in the UK and want to get a british passport for my child when born.
I dont plan on getting any settlement stay for me as i plan on going back to Nigeria.
pls whats the current process?
will they need the father at the registry when registering the child's birth?
also will they need evidence of DNA from at the passport office when applying for the child's first british passport or will his passport page be enough?
Reason i ask is because the father and i are not really on talking terms but hes willin to provide a copy of his British passport if i want to apply but not sure if hes ready to submit DNA evidence)
Also do i need to pay for nhs costs for giving birth here even though the father is british
Thanks a lot
S
switmuffin wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2019 7:01 pmThanks Happymummy..Are you on a visitor's visa as well?Happymummy wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2019 1:47 pmYou will need to pay for NHS.
As for the British Passport you will need the Dad to sign the forms and provide his details.When I did mine I had to write a letter stating that he is the biological father.They had to verify that by phoning his work place.(That is my case).
Remember you will have to renew it after 5 yrs for kids.
switmuffin wrote: ↑Fri Jul 19, 2019 11:22 amHello guys
pls i need your advice.
Im currently pregnant ( a female visitor in uk) for a british national, though we not really on talking terms
I plan on giving birth here in the UK and want to get a british passport for my child when born.
I dont plan on getting any settlement stay for me as i plan on going back to Nigeria.
pls whats the current process?
will they need the father at the registry when registering the child's birth?
also will they need evidence of DNA from at the passport office when applying for the child's first british passport or will his passport page be enough?
Reason i ask is because the father and i are not really on talking terms but hes willin to provide a copy of his British passport if i want to apply but not sure if hes ready to submit DNA evidence)
Also do i need to pay for nhs costs for giving birth here even though the father is british
Thanks a lot
S