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Can't help with your other questions, but you should know that as soon as you have ILR, your baby is immediately eligible for registration as a British citizen under section 1(3) of the British Nationality Act (until age 18).LondonGirl wrote:Hello,
I will be eligible for ILR at the end of 2007. ...
We will be having a baby in October this year. So, I guess the first order of business would be add the new baby to my work permit to legalise his/her status in the UK? Does their status need to be formally recorded (other than birth certificate) - how can we do this and how long does it take? I assume that I would be able to include the baby in my ILR application at the end of the year?
If you're not planning to travel, does the child even need FLR? I'm not sure if it's needed for ILR (others will comment further). And the UK-born child doesn't need to have ILR to be registered as British after you get ILR (is that the plan?)LondonGirl wrote:Hello,
Does anyone have any experience with bringing a newborn's status in line with your work permit through an FLRO application? The newborn will need a passport before the FLRO and this could take a bit of time. Is there a minimum period of time by when this needs to be done.
I'm not aware of any issues with newborns in the UK not being eligible for the NHS, but finding definitive proof of that may be easier said than done.Also, will the newborn be eligible for NHS coverage before the FLRO is filed? I spoke to two people at IND who gave contradictory information within 20 minutes of each other AND one of them had the nerve to suggest that the newborn would not be eligible for NHS coverage - that strikes me as outrageous if its parents have been paying NI!
Baby born in uk gets NHS number automately when she/he is born! When you register newborn baby's name, you get birth certificate and one pink document, give this pink document to yout GP, then the baby is registered with the GP. I'm WP holder, my daughter was born this year.LondonGirl wrote:Hello,
Also, will the newborn be eligible for NHS coverage before the FLRO is filed? I spoke to two people at IND who gave contradictory information within 20 minutes of each other AND one of them had the nerve to suggest that the newborn would not be eligible for NHS coverage - that strikes me as outrageous if its parents have been paying NI!