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And clever son keeps EU passport too - he's aced it.DonsGoodwin55 wrote:This is fantastic, I thought I would have to have him wait 5 years before I can do this. Thanks all for your help. Relieved!
Yes, unconditionally. Just like the UK.britishcitizenship wrote:Does Portugal accept the dual nationality?
You're assuming the mother was British when the son was born. That seems unlikely from the son's age. I think we're in the grey area of Section 3(1) - registration at discretion. I would also worry that the son currently has no right to be in the UK - there was no mention of his father being in the UK.ohara wrote:However as you and the child have now lived in the UK for at least 3 years, the child is entitled to be registered as a British citizen under section 3(5) of the British Nationality Act 1981.
DonsGoodwin55 wrote:I was born in South Africa, my mother is British so I obtained a British Passport through her. However my son, born in South Africa could not do the same, his father is Portuguese and my son now has a Portuguese passport and was able to move to UK with me. I would like to know what would happen with Brexit now, my son is 13 years old. We have lived here for 3 years. Any help will be most appreciated. Thanks
If the OP was born before 1st January 1983, she wasn't born British. She would have acquired British citizenship though registration under Section 4C, and the critical question is when.Casa wrote:DonsGoodwin55 wrote:I was born in South Africa, my mother is British so I obtained a British Passport through her. However my son, born in South Africa could not do the same, his father is Portuguese and my son now has a Portuguese passport and was able to move to UK with me. I would like to know what would happen with Brexit now, my son is 13 years old. We have lived here for 3 years. Any help will be most appreciated. Thanks
Fair point.Casa wrote:...and why would the son have "no right to reside in the UK" with a Portuguese passport if he is exercising his Treaty rights as a student?
