Sorry, rushed a bit. We were not married at the time of birth, but are married now (got married in the UK in 2014).

And my husband is English, born in UK.

Yes, my husband is the natural father. Unfortunately our son was born in April 2006.

Also this: 2. British citizenship by descent British citizenship may descend to one generation born abroad. So a child born abroad to a parent who is British otherwise than by descent will automatically be British by descent. The exception is  A child born before 1 July 2006 to a British father and ...

Child is 10 years old, born in Spain. We've been living in the UK since May 2011 under EEA regulation (non-EU family members). We got married in 2014. I have read this on Home Office web-site and couldn't see anything about mothers status: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/application-to ...

Hello, I would like to know if my British husband can apply to register our child as British citizen if the child does not have his own passport? The child is on my non-EU passport that is currently with Home office as part of Permanent Residence application, which is very likely to be refused. And ...

Thank you, Obie, for your reply. However, what did you mean by "on your return"? I am in the UK already living with my husband and working. Do you mean that if my Permanent Residence application is refused, I would have to leave UK first?

First about myself: I'm non-EU citizen; spouse of British citizen; we have a child together (born in Spain in 2006); came to UK in 2011; have EEA Family Residence Permit under SS route; just applied for Permanent Residence and want to be prepared. My husband hasn't been working for a year and a half ...