ranji82 wrote:Mahesh Gowda wrote:ranji82 wrote:Hi Guys,
I got British Citizen Ship via Naturalisation and My baby born in india after my naturalisation.
I applied for
Right of Abode for My Kid .. Its got rejected 2 times .. First time they can't see the My Original Naturalization Certificate I provided along with the application.
Second time they rejected stating
" I accepted that you have now submitted your father's certificate
of naturalisation. How ever, I note that he had obtained his British Citizenship by registration under Section 6(1) which does not entitle you to
Right of Abode in the UK. I draw your attention to the following link. which details eligibility for a
right of abode in the UK.
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... _57_v4.pdf
There fore your application is refused in accordance with section 2(1)
of the 1971 Act "
Please can you advice .. Are they
right rejecting my kids application?
Thanks,
Ranjith.
Hello Ranjith
Its quite unfortunate that they have rejected it twice even though you child is clearly eligible for ROA.
My questions to you.
When ROA was rejected first time, Vinny has advised few things such has email them and also refered you a similar case(Try sending them an email, as mpemma did?) DID YOU FOLLOW THEM?
You state that you had submitted your original naturalisation certificate first time, did you send a covering letter with it to say
1. List
of Documents enclosed.
2. You are sponsoring your childs trip to uk.
What is your spouse visa status?
Can you post your rejection letter? Just the reason for rejection (Both 1st time and 2nd time)
Again your baby is eligible for ROA
Section 2(1)(a)
All the best
Hi Mahesh,
Thanks a lot for your reply. I haven't send any email to them first time as they mentioned required documents are missing and I observed this process is taking time hence I applied again.
I did send covering letter both first time and second time mentioning list
of documents I sent.
My spouse is on FLR(M) valid till October 2016.
as I mentioned above first time they rejected stating " Orginal British Nationality Certificate is not included" and second time they rejected stating below reason
I accepted that you have now submitted your father's certificate of naturalisation. How ever, I note that he had obtained his British Citizenship by registration under Section 6(1) which does not entitle you to Right of Abode in the UK. I draw your attention to the following link. which details eligibility for a right of abode in the UK.
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... _57_v4.pdf
There fore your application is refused in accordance with section 2(1) of the 1971 Act
I am planning to send an email to chennai bhs .. can some one guide what should I include in that email?
Thanks,
Ranjith
Hello Ranjith,
This is what i did, you should try ( send email to ask whether your daughter qualifies for ROA (dont tell them it was rejected now), once they reply YES, then explain that they have rejected twice, i personally feel they will overturn and issue ROA)
All the best
Hello There,
I Mahesh Malle Gowda and my wife Amitha Anne Gowda is INDIAN national legally settled in the UK since September 2010 and May 2013 respectively. We are residing at 9 Wades Road, Filton, Bristol BS34 7EA, UK.
My daughter Kavana Mahesh Gowda was born in NHS Southmead hospital, Bristol, UK on 21st March 2013. She is BRITISH by birth on the basis ‘Born in the UK after 1983 to legally settled parent in the UK’.
But I choose Kavana Mahesh Gowda to have Indian passport to be in line with my status.
After getting Indian passport to kavana We travelled back to India on 19th May 2013 for house warming ceremony
of my sister and now want to return back to UK.
Queries
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1. Does Kavana need any VISA? To travel back to UK.
2. Should I apply for
Right of Abode (ROA) or Certificate
of Entitlement for our daughter Kavana Mahesh Gowda.
Our daughter Kavana Mahesh Gowda is claiming
right of abode on the basis
of ‘Born in the UK after 1983 to legally settled parent in the UK’. She is claiming
right of abode through her father who is legally settled in the UK since September 2010.
Request to please clarify. Your help in this regard is much appreciated.
Please note indian authority at airport won't allow kavana to travel back to UK unless she has a letter or visa stamped.
Thanks and Best Regards
Mahesh
EMAIL REPLY
Chennai.VisaEnquiry@fco.gov.uk
04/06/2013
to me
Dear Mr mahesh
Thank you for your email.
You daughter qualifies for a Certificate
of entitlement to
right of abode. Information for this category will be found in the link below.
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/briti ... -of-abode/
We advise applicants to visit our website mentioned above and satisfy themselves
of the Immigration rules before making an application.
Yours sincerely
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