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She does not need a visa so include only the BC. Write a cover letter stating your intention to register her when you get your ILR and thats it. You will be alright.farjef wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 4:53 pmMy wife and I will apply for indefinite leave to remain through the long residence route, SET(LR) in one month.
Our daughter was born two months ago in the UK and I got her birth certificate from the council.
As she is going to be naturalized when we get our ILR and we have not intended to leave the UK in between her birth and our application, we have not applied for any visa for her.
Now, in my application on the document list, the following documents are asked for:
- Evidence you have to prove the relationship with your child / children (for example full birth certificates)
My question is:
- Document(s) showing your child / children's immigration status such as passports, biometric residence cards, or vignettes
does my daughter need any visa or should I only include her birth certificate?
Many Thanks in advance
Zimba wrote: ↑Tue Dec 15, 2020 3:13 pmSet(LR) has nothing to do with dependants. You apply on your own and qualify on your own. Your wife must either qualify on her own under long residence or start 5 years under the family route from scratch as she normally needs to switch to FLR(M). She can remain on her PBS visa until eligible for long residence assuming she does not want to travel
Zimba and ajitu92, thanks for the information, it is really helpful.
Thanks AmazonianX for your response. It helps a lot.AmazonianX wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 6:09 pmShe does not need a visa so include only the BC. Write a cover letter stating your intention to register her when you get your ILR and thats it. You will be alright.farjef wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 4:53 pmMy wife and I will apply for indefinite leave to remain through the long residence route, SET(LR) in one month.
Our daughter was born two months ago in the UK and I got her birth certificate from the council.
As she is going to be naturalized when we get our ILR and we have not intended to leave the UK in between her birth and our application, we have not applied for any visa for her.
Now, in my application on the document list, the following documents are asked for:
- Evidence you have to prove the relationship with your child / children (for example full birth certificates)
My question is:
- Document(s) showing your child / children's immigration status such as passports, biometric residence cards, or vignettes
does my daughter need any visa or should I only include her birth certificate?
Many Thanks in advance
Don't forget to buy health insurance for your daughter - she is only covered for free use of the NHS until she is 3 months old. 50% is added to the NHS bill if there is no insurance to pay.farjef wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 4:53 pmOur daughter was born two months ago in the UK and I got her birth certificate from the council.
As she is going to be naturalized when we get our ILR and we have not intended to leave the UK in between her birth and our application, we have not applied for any visa for her.
JB007 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 31, 2020 11:43 amUntil your daughter is granted ILR (or British citizenship if you can avoid ILR for her) this is an NHS guide to what you will be billed for.
The measure of residence that the UK uses to determine entitlement to free NHS healthcare is known as ‘ordinary residence’. This requires non-EEA nationals subject to immigration control to also have the immigration status of indefinite leave to remain
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/nhs-entitle ... ee-for-all
From tomorrow of course, the UK will no longer be required to give bill free healthcare to EEA citizens coming to the UK.
Thanks JB007 for the information.JB007 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 31, 2020 11:10 amDon't forget to buy health insurance for your daughter - she is only covered for free use of the NHS until she is 3 months old. 50% is added to the NHS bill if there is no insurance to pay.farjef wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 4:53 pmOur daughter was born two months ago in the UK and I got her birth certificate from the council.
As she is going to be naturalized when we get our ILR and we have not intended to leave the UK in between her birth and our application, we have not applied for any visa for her.
Children born in the UK to those here lawfully for more than 6 months
If you give birth to a child in the UK, your child will be entitled to free NHS hospital treatment in England on the same basis as someone who's ordinarily resident.
Your child is covered until 3 months of age, but only if they did not leave the UK during that period.
You'll also need to meet one of these criteria:
you have a valid visa of more than 6 months and paid the surcharge for that visa
you have a valid visa for more than 6 months, but were exempt from paying the surcharge
you have a valid visa for more than 6 months, which you applied for prior to 6 April 2015
You should apply for a visa for your child during the 3-month period after your child's birth.
If required, you may have to pay the surcharge for your child. Failure to do so means you may be charged for NHS services provided for your child after the 3-month period.
https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/visitin ... -area-eea/
No.Is it really necessary to get visa for her?
Thanks Cr001.
I just reviewed the long residence route guidance and could not find anywhere referring to the police registration certificate:farjef wrote: ↑Mon Feb 08, 2021 9:11 amDear members of the forum,
I have applied for Indefinite Leave to Remain Set(LR) in January and last week, I submitted all documents via UKVCAS website.
However, as far as I recall, whenever I applied for any Leave to Remain, my police registration certificate (PRC) was required. However, this time for my ILR application, it did not appear on the list.
I compared my ILR application with my Tier 2 application and found out the following question was on my Tier 2 application which did not show up in my ILR application:
"During your current or last grant of leave in the UK, were you required to register with the police? "
Which I had answered yes in my Tier 2 application.
I have come across a number of threads on this forum in which members listed PRC as one of the documents.
As it did not appear on my checklist, do you think it was required?
If yes, since I attended my appointment and uploaded my document, do you think I should send it to the Home Office myself?
Thanks for your help
You will not be rejected. You may be asked to submit it under evidential flexibility