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Do you need valid father passport to apply for child first passport

Post by talkhome » Wed Nov 10, 2021 11:46 pm

Hi All,

I just wanted to check if the father of a new born child must have a valid passport in order to apply first ever British passport.

Here is a situation.

Parents got separate and legal battle is going on. Child born in the UK to British father and mother has indefinite leave to stay in 2020 but child born in 2019.

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Re: Do you need valid father passport to apply for child first passport

Post by vinny » Thu Nov 11, 2021 12:03 am

Probably no.

If necessary, then father may also provide primary evidence that he is British. For example, being born in the UK with a settled or British parent, or being naturalised, etc.
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Re: Do you need valid father passport to apply for child first passport

Post by secret.simon » Thu Nov 11, 2021 11:23 am

You do not need a valid British passport from the father, but you will need some form of proof that the father was a British citizen before the birth of the child. So you would need co-operation from the father.
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