CR001 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 19, 2020 5:19 am
A UK born child does not need a valid passport or any passport to be able to apply for citizenship.
Note that a valid passport is one that hasn't expired yet. If his passport has expired, you answer NO to the question.
Thanks for this. Apparently this is correct if the UK child hasn't had a passport, but as my son has then I assume he cannot select no to the question "can you provide a valid passport?"
Why does the application ask then if I can provide a valid passport if I have already entered an expiry date that has passed? The application isn't very intuitive then.
When I select that the child does not have a valid passport I think get the following options:
You have lost it, or it was stolen
You have never had a passport (for example, because you were born in the UK)
You have previously applied for leave and your passport has not been returned
You have sent the Home Office your passport as part of someone else's application
Other
The only one that I can select is
other Or should I select the one that says
You have never had a passport (for example, because you were born in the UK) which isn't correct as he has had a passport, just not a UK one.