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Also, note that ILR is lost after spending 2 years outside of the UK.cheekyvirgin wrote: ↑Sat Nov 16, 2019 12:54 pmI need advice for my friend who she was married to a British citizen and left UK to Morocco in may 2018 when she had ILR.
She has a baby boy who is nearly one years old and born in Morocco. They both couple have some marriage problems hence didn’t live togather since May 2018 and man also refused to see his son when he was born. SHe is filing a divorce soon.
Question i need to ask;
1. Is there any issue she is applying for the NATURALISATION she is coming next month ? Your friend won't qualify for British citizenship as she will be unable to meet the minimum absence limit due to leaving the UK in 2018.
2. What is the status of her son nationality ? Because her father is British and he don’t Want to know anything about them. The child holds British nationality through the father, but without his co-operation an application for a British passport will be difficult as proof of his nationality at the time of his son's birth will be required.
Please advice
Thanks
Thanks for your reply.
No. You are confusing the loss of ILR due to 2 years absence.Is that not 2 years absence which disqualify the citizenship ?
She needs some evidence of the father citizenship.Also what can be done incase of her child as his father not willing to provide any document or any thing. For example he will not provide his passport number etc but she can prove the marriage and all the documents for the hospital appointments and anything related to marriage.
How long she is not supposed to be out from the country ? Is that 90 days a year ?CR001 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 16, 2019 1:41 pmNo. You are confusing the loss of ILR due to 2 years absence.Is that not 2 years absence which disqualify the citizenship ?
She needs some evidence of the father citizenship.Also what can be done incase of her child as his father not willing to provide any document or any thing. For example he will not provide his passport number etc but she can prove the marriage and all the documents for the hospital appointments and anything related to marriage.
To retain her ilr, she cannot be absent for 2 years or more, otherwise she loses it. The rules for citizenship are completely separate and different. For an application based on 5 years residence, no more than 450 days in the whole 5 years and no more than 90 days in the last 12 months.How long she is not supposed to be out from the country ? Is that 90 days a year ?
She is not applying for the child's citizenship. She applies for a passport directly if the child was born to a British father (assuming the father was British at the time of childs birth).She has copy of her husband passport but wondering if his consent is necessary to apply for her son citizenship?
Where do she stand if her husband not willing to consent or apply on his son behalf! How can she apply for the passport ? She has his passport details / proof of marriage and other things. His father is British by birth.She is not applying for the child's citizenship. She applies for a passport directly if the child was born to a British father (assuming the father was British at the time of childs birth).