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why? Only cos she never left country been 1 year old?pg1989 wrote:The child has never left the UK, surely she is entitled to some sort of national identity.
Since when do you have to be British to go to a British school? So if a foreign family immigrated to the UK with children aged 12 and 14, then they won't be able to attend school? That is a silly suggestion.pg1989 wrote:everyone deserves an identity and a chance to belong to somewhere. Is the child supposed to just go on without a nationality?? without British citizenship she won't be able to attend British school etc surely
It is simply not possible not to have nationality since it is inherited by birth. Child will have mothers nationality and should be registered (depending on the country surely) in her embassy, included in her passport and visa etc etc. get your consulate to advise you on the matter.pg1989 wrote:everyone deserves an identity and a chance to belong to somewhere. Is the child supposed to just go on without a nationality?? without British citizenship she won't be able to attend British school etc surely
If they are married, if unmarried – child will get mother’s status.joh118 wrote:
Please note, for a UK born child to gain UK citizenship, one parent must have Indefinite Leave to Remain.
pg1989 wrote:Also, the main issue I have with this.
Even if the child is allowed to stay, will it be granted British citizenship??? This is necessary as it gives the child an identity. Without it the child wouldn't be eligible for a birth certificate, wouldn't be allowed to attend school etc.
Would in your opinion the child be granted citizenship and after how long??
Every UK-born child gets a birth certificate - unless the parents (illegally refuse to register the birth) - but that does not make the child a British citizen.pg1989 wrote:Also, the main issue I have with this.
Even if the child is allowed to stay, will it be granted British citizenship??? This is necessary as it gives the child an identity. Without it the child wouldn't be eligible for a birth certificate,