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Form help for British Citizenship child under 18 years old

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softmind82
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Form help for British Citizenship child under 18 years old

Post by softmind82 » Thu Aug 18, 2011 1:59 pm

I am asking a question behalf of my friend and need help regarding a correct form to be filled.

My friend's grand daughter is living with him from January 2007 and she is on Indefinite leave to remain. Her parents doesn't live in UK and she is totally dependent on her Grand Father.

Just want to confirm which application form she has to use to apply for the the citizenship.

Many thanks,

Ali
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Post by vinny » Thu Aug 18, 2011 2:18 pm

What are the status of her parents?
Where was she born?
How old is she?
How long has she been in the UK?
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Post by softmind82 » Thu Aug 18, 2011 2:56 pm

vinny wrote:What are the status of her parents?
Where was she born?
How old is she?
How long has she been in the UK?
Parents are in Pakistan and they have been separated since 2001 and her grand father is the guardian since.


She was born in Pakistan.


She has been in the Uk since 13/01/2007 and she had indefinite leave when she came in the UK.
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Post by vinny » Thu Aug 18, 2011 4:04 pm

It will be Subject to discretion (3(1)). Form MN1.
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