Child’s first British passport from pakistan

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Sat Apr 15, 2023 7:14 pm

Hi
I am new to the forum , found it informative .
Here’s my query if you guys can advice plz
Just after 2 weeks of divorce finalised in uk remarried in pakistan …. Does my 2nd marriage becomes suspicious ??
Child born last year and I am British National before child birth . Does COE ROA is quick option to bring child here or go for British passport which I can see take 6 months or more
I have almost all the relevant documents for passport application except DNA test ..
Please advice

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Sun Apr 16, 2023 2:03 pm

Kindly give me advice
Many thanks

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Mon Apr 17, 2023 8:01 pm

Can anyone here advice me I am in need of help plz
Thanks

Post by **Ticktack** » Tue Apr 18, 2023 9:30 am

Waqarhaider3 wrote: ↑
Sat Apr 15, 2023 7:14 pm
Hi
I am new to the forum , found it informative .
Here’s my query if you guys can advice plz
Just after 2 weeks of divorce finalised in uk remarried in pakistan …. Does my 2nd marriage becomes suspicious ?? No one can answer that question. It depends on how you feel. Your job is to try and convince otherwise. It must look funny to you, for you to bring it up. Most important thing is that you're legally divorced before you get married again.
Child born last year and I am British National before child birth . Does COE ROA is quick option to bring child here or go for British passport which I can see take 6 months or more
I have almost all the relevant documents for passport application except DNA test ..
Please advice ROA might just be faster. All cases are different though.

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Wed Apr 26, 2023 1:37 am

Thank you Ticktak , I hope my 2nd marriage wouldn’t be a problem as I was fully divorced in uk .I will fill online form for ROA for my child and will need your help to fill in the form if I stuck somewhere .
Thanks

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Wed May 03, 2023 1:16 am

Please guru I need your advice !
As I am about to apply my child’s ROA there’s technical thing I want to know
Marital status on my Pakistani nadra marriage certificate says Unmarried
( do u think it’s correct as I was divorced that time )
Also in Islamic urdu nikah nama there’s a section about was I married ever and that Nikah registrar mentioned I was never married ( will this be issue )
Do I need to send nadra computerised marriage
Certificate only or Islamic nikah nama with English translation also .
Please advice me I will apply now for ROA for my child and then Spouse visa for wife

Post by **Ticktack** » Wed May 03, 2023 12:45 pm

Waqarhaider3 wrote: ↑
Wed May 03, 2023 1:16 am
Please guru I need your advice !
As I am about to apply my child’s ROA there’s technical thing I want to know
Marital status on my Pakistani nadra marriage certificate says Unmarried
( do u think it’s correct as I was divorced that time )
Also in Islamic urdu nikah nama there’s a section about was I married ever and that Nikah registrar mentioned I was never married ( will this be issue )
Do I need to send nadra computerised marriage
Certificate only or Islamic nikah nama with English translation also .
Please advice me I will apply now for ROA for my child and then Spouse visa for wife

If you can officially make the necessary corrections to "divorced", that would be great. Regardless, I don't think that it would affect the ROA application of the child.
You can chuck your divorce papers in the mix to absolve yourself of all sins.

After all, you have nothing to hide. They might just request for DNA to be done during the verification exercise.

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Wed May 03, 2023 1:19 pm

Thank u for kind reply , yeah u right they might not ask much for child case
But when I will apply for spouse visa for wife they might ask why it’s unmarried status in marriage certificate instead “ divorcee “ . They might refused wife’s application and because for Home office I didn’t declare I was divorced at time of 2nd marriage in pakistan .
One of the member in this forum faced same and visa was refused check this thread plz
immigration-for-family-members/spouse-v ... 63292.html

Post by **Ticktack** » Wed May 03, 2023 2:38 pm

Waqarhaider3 wrote: ↑
Wed May 03, 2023 1:19 pm
Thank u for kind reply , yeah u right they might not ask much for child case
But when I will apply for spouse visa for wife they might ask why it’s unmarried status in marriage certificate instead “ divorcee “ . They might refused wife’s application and because for Home office I didn’t declare I was divorced at time of 2nd marriage in pakistan .
One of the member in this forum faced same and visa was refused check this thread plz
immigration-for-family-members/spouse-v ... 63292.html

Yeah, you surely need to get that rectified officially. It would save you a great deal of headache on the long run.
Marriage certs are official documents. All declarations are taken seriously. Ignorance is no excuse.

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Wed May 03, 2023 3:58 pm

I m greatful how quick I am getting answer from ur side dear .
Just clear me this plz
If my marriage certificate is easy to rectified then definitely I will go for it . So then after correction I need to send only Nadra marriage certificate or urdu nikah Nama as well ??
Also if it’s not easy to correct the marriage certificate or it’s too lengthy process should I and wife made affedevut that it’s a clerical mistake ??
Do u think affedevits would work ?
Thanks

Post by **Ticktack** » Thu May 04, 2023 10:36 am

Waqarhaider3 wrote: ↑
Wed May 03, 2023 3:58 pm
I m greatful how quick I am getting answer from ur side dear .
Just clear me this plz
If my marriage certificate is easy to rectified then definitely I will go for it . So then after correction I need to send only Nadra marriage certificate or urdu nikah Nama as well ??
Also if it’s not easy to correct the marriage certificate or it’s too lengthy process should I and wife made affedevut that it’s a clerical mistake ??
Do u think affedevits would work ?
Thanks

Not sure what all those documents you mentioned are. But I'm guessing that they form part of the marriage cert. Firstly, every document is correctable. It just might take time.

The time it would take to make corrections could save you time wasted plus money on a later date. A stitch in time saves nine. Always nice to get it right the first time.

It's a great thing that you spotted the other thread on this forum, and you've seen first hand how much of a conundrum this can cause. It would be slightly annoying for you to now fall into the same trap.

That's what this forum does help with. You learn from other people's experience.

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Fri May 05, 2023 2:42 am

Definitely this forum is blessing for people like me , I am concluding my query .
I am married from last 4 years in pakistan , 2nd marriage was done after divorce finalised in uk . My child is 2 years old now .
Still do u think my marriage certificate marital status mistake “ unmarried “ cause refusal of my wife’s spouse visa ( keep in mind my child is British by birth and my marriage can considered 4 year relationship as well .) I know it should be mentioned divorce not unmarried .
Please advice
I am in between to decide what should I do
Thanks

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Sat May 06, 2023 9:51 pm

Please I am eagerly waiting your reply .please can someone advice me
Thanks

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Fri May 26, 2023 12:26 pm

Hi
Gurus
I have got much information from this forum regarding my child’s first British passport from pakistan .
I am about to apply child passport just been stuck in a question in passport application form .
Can a countersignatory holds Pakistani passport and lives in pakistan ?? Because they will submit passport application from pakistan (or only British resident can do and must live in the uk )
Please guide
Thanks

Post by **alterhase58** » Sat May 27, 2023 7:18 am

Waqarhaider3 wrote: ↑
Fri May 26, 2023 12:26 pm
Hi
Gurus
I have got much information from this forum regarding my child’s first British passport from pakistan .
I am about to apply child passport just been stuck in a question in passport application form .
Can a countersignatory holds Pakistani passport and lives in pakistan ?? Because they will submit passport application from pakistan (or only British resident can do and must live in the uk )
Please guide
Thanks

Please refer to this post:
british-citizenship/baby-s-first-uk-pas ... l#p2116342

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Sun May 28, 2023 9:26 pm

Hi, sorry but still not get the answer I m looking for
Applying outside uk child’s first British passport .
Can a Pakistani passport holder be a countersignatory ??
Because in passport application form it’s mentioned countersignatory can be a commonwealth citizen passport holder or uk or E U passport holder but not saying must be living in the UK !
Can anyone answer this I am about to make appointment for child’s passport in pakistan .
Plz guide thanks

Post by **CR001** » Sun May 28, 2023 9:47 pm

Have you clicked and read the links and links within the link at all??

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... -a-referee

3.2 Who can be a referee for a customer applying from overseas
A referee for a customer who applies from overseas, must:

live in the UK or overseas (this does not need to be the same country as the customer)
be 18 years old or over
pass our automatic identity checks (if they are a digital referee)
complete the 1 page form (if they are a paper referee (1 page form))
complete section 10 of the OS form (if they are a paper referee (countersignature))
They must hold (in order of preference):

a British passport (this includes any variant type passport or British nationality):
that must be current (unexpired) and on Main Index if they are a digital referee
that is current (unexpired) digital, biometric or machine-readable passport (we cannot accept the referee if their passport is an Old Blue passport) if they are a paper referee (1 page form)
that is current (unexpired) or expired but it must be an uncancelled digital, biometric or machine-readable passport (we cannot accept the referee if their passport is an Old Blue passport) if they are a paper referee (countersignature)
a current (unexpired and uncancelled) Irish passport
a current (unexpired and uncancelled) European Union passport
a current (unexpired and uncancelled) United States passport
a current (unexpired and uncancelled) Commonwealth passport

A commonwealth citizen is the LAST option and preference. HMPO does NOT have to accept this and can ask you for another referee.

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Thu Jun 08, 2023 9:42 am

Hi gurus ,
I want to apply first British passport for my child from pakistan , and emailed to Gerry for appointment but it’s over 2 days no reply .
Can I application without appointment at Gerry office lahore pakistan ?
Any helpline number ?
Also I have done parenting DNA to make process faster . Do I need to send DNA report result only or all the case documents also with the report ?
Anyone who go through this process plz let me know
Thanks

Post by **CR001** » Thu Jun 08, 2023 10:29 am

You need to complete a paper form for overseas passport applications and send it to the address with supporting documents. You will be contacted etc to do biometrics if relevant.

You don't apply at Gerry's.

https://www.google.com/search?q=oversea ... s-wiz-serp

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Fri Jun 09, 2023 1:01 am

That’s really interesting , can you give me address where to send documents . I have completed the application form and relevant forms as well .
Thanks

Post by **CR001** » Fri Jun 09, 2023 6:38 am

The form and ukvi website, in the link provided, will tell you what to do.

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Tue Oct 03, 2023 10:16 pm

Hi Gurus
I need ur answer regarding my child’s first British passport from pakistan . I have submitted passport application at jerrys office 2 months ago with all relevant documents including voluntary DNA test as I thought it may speed up tha process . I received email today which Is :

Dear Sir/Madam,

We have now received your British passport application.

If you haven’t already done so, please send in the following documents;

Relating to applicant

• Applicants’ union council birth certificate
• Applicants’ hospital birth certificate
• Applicants ID card
• Applicants under 18’s certificate (if under 18)
• School records (if still in education)
• NADRA family reg certificate
• Vaccination card
• Photos as a family unit
• Nikah Nama AND Union Council marriage registration certificate
• Parents wedding photos

Relating to BC parent

• Proof of British Citizenship claim for British Citizen parent (UK Birth Certificate including grandparent’s documents if born after 01/01/1983 or Naturalisation/Registration certificate.
• Any passport at time of conception
• UK passport at time of conception
• Passports held at time parents were married (if applicant born before 01/07/2006)
• ID card
• Address evidence
• Evidence of monetary support
• Rental agreements

Relating to Non-BC parent

• Union council birth certificate
• Any passport at time of conception
• Pregnant mothers’ vaccination card
• Discharge summary
• Passports held at time parents were married (if applicant born before 01/07/2006)
• ID card
• Address evidence
• Antenatal records covering full pregnancy.
• Photos of mother pregnant
• Rental agreements

Please ensure all documents are sent with translations were necessary and submitted via the Local Service Centre’s.

Upon review of your application, we may request additional documentation to support your British citizenship claim as this has not yet been established.

For any other information please contact Customer Services on +44 0300 222 0000.

We also advise to include your reference number on the envelope when sending documents to us.

I don’t know and didn’t sent these with application > applicants under 18s certificate ( what is that )
> evidence of monetary support
> rental agreement ( she’s living at my parents home with child and we all have same address on ID cards )
> wife’s birth certificate ( she don’t have ) instead was sent her ID and non UK passport colour copies
> pregnenet maother vaccination card ( don’t have )
> Adressess evidence ( all ours Pakistani ID cards with same address )
> photos of mother pregnant ( never thought about this and don’t have photos at time is pregnancy )

Except above these I have sent all documents colour copies which are in the list so what should I do now ?
Should I Wait for decision ?
Please advice

Post by **AmazonianX** » Wed Oct 04, 2023 4:43 am

Find ways to provide what was requested that you didn't provide, if some are not available write letter stating so and why.
Leave to persons more knowledgeable on this aspect for further response to you.

Waqarhaider3 · Post by **Waqarhaider3** » Wed Oct 04, 2023 8:03 am

I m in need of advice , anyone gone through same experience ?

Asadkhan12134 · Post by **Asadkhan12134** » Thu Dec 21, 2023 7:00 am

You need to send the required documents to support your application hospital records etc birth certificate union council birth certificate

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