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NO.HARRYBERRY wrote:
hello everybody, can some body help me. i want to ask that can we apply same day on basis of 10 year long stay? and what type of documents required ? thanks
one more question, my wife lived in uk for 7 years and my two kids both born in uk age 7,5 can they apply with me ?sunmoon wrote:NO.HARRYBERRY wrote:
hello everybody, can some body help me. i want to ask that can we apply same day on basis of 10 year long stay? and what type of documents required ? thanks
For straight forward application 1) Passports 2) 2 copy of recent photographs and 3) Life in the UK pass notification certificate.
No.HARRYBERRY wrote:one more question, my wife lived in uk for 7 years and my two kids both born in uk age 7,5 can they apply with me ?sunmoon wrote:NO.HARRYBERRY wrote:
hello everybody, can some body help me. i want to ask that can we apply same day on basis of 10 year long stay? and what type of documents required ? thanks
For straight forward application 1) Passports 2) 2 copy of recent photographs and 3) Life in the UK pass notification certificate.
@ ferrarilondon .. you have got the wrong information for child's registration as British citizen. If the child born in the UK they can register as British citizen if one of the parents get ILR. The parents don't need to have ILR or Citizenship at the time of birth. Be corrected.ferrarilondon wrote:Sunmoon please do not give wrong info to people here, one can only apply for child's registration as British Citizen only if one of the parents have ILR or British nationality at the time of birth. So Harrybarry you should get your ILR first and then get your wife's flr ( m ) and your kids as your dependants . best thing is to ring HO and ask for advise. but certainly they cant get citizenship yet
1. Wat u said is correct and advise given by the expert is wrong.ferrarilondon wrote:Sunmoon please do not give wrong info to people here, one can only apply for child's registration as British Citizen only if one of the parents have ILR or British nationality at the time of birth. So Harrybarry you should get your ILR first and then get your wife's flr ( m ) and your kids as your dependants . best thing is to ring HO and ask for advise. but certainly they cant get citizenship yet
1. U need to follow wat ferrarilondon has suggested.HARRYBERRY wrote:one more question, my wife lived in uk for 7 years and my two kids both born in uk age 7,5 can they apply with me ?sunmoon wrote:NO.HARRYBERRY wrote:
hello everybody, can some body help me. i want to ask that can we apply same day on basis of 10 year long stay? and what type of documents required ? thanks
For straight forward application 1) Passports 2) 2 copy of recent photographs and 3) Life in the UK pass notification certificate.
1. Also read the following post with the similiar question and the advice and the answer given was same as wat ferrarilondon suggested.HARRYBERRY wrote:one more question, my wife lived in uk for 7 years and my two kids both born in uk age 7,5 can they apply with me ?sunmoon wrote:NO.HARRYBERRY wrote:
hello everybody, can some body help me. i want to ask that can we apply same day on basis of 10 year long stay? and what type of documents required ? thanks
For straight forward application 1) Passports 2) 2 copy of recent photographs and 3) Life in the UK pass notification certificate.
Dear ferrarilondon ... I'm 100% sure if the baby born in the UK they can register as British Citizen if any of their parents get ILR. Parents doesn't need to have ILR before the baby born. Please know the rules first before you remind me the ''THIN ICE".ferrarilondon wrote:Ok Sunmoon ( thin ice ) i was only telling from my cousin's experience
I strongly suggest the applicant to contact UKBA or consult with professionals.
Thanks Casa. I was expecting this ruling either from you, sushdmehta or vinny. The other arguer should stop this types of debate in future without knowing the rules.Casa wrote:To hopefully put an end to the 'discussion' about who is or isn't right this is the ruling which should be quite clear:
immediately after a parent is granted settlement/PR, their child is entitled to register for British citizenship (Section 1(3)), irrespective of child's immigration status.
i.e The parents don't need to have ILR or Citizenship at the time of birth.
Sunmoon is correct in this respect.
Ash786, you obviously failed to click on Vinny's 'yes' in this thread which would have taken you to the UKBA Section 1(3) rule:
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=77543
1. I dont think that u got my point.Casa wrote:To hopefully put an end to the 'discussion' about who is or isn't right this is the ruling which should be quite clear:
immediately after a parent is granted settlement/PR, their child is entitled to register for British citizenship (Section 1(3)), irrespective of child's immigration status.
i.e The parents don't need to have ILR or Citizenship at the time of birth.
Sunmoon is correct in this respect.
Ash786, you obviously failed to click on Vinny's 'yes' in this thread which would have taken you to the UKBA Section 1(3) rule:
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=77543
I was suppose to post that you have posted just now. But didn't want to engage in debate again with the arguer.Casa wrote:This is (incorrect) advice given by Ferrarilondon
one can only apply for child's registration as British Citizen only if one of the parents have ILR or British nationality at the time of birth
This is your comment agreeing with his (incorrrect) advice:
1. U need to follow wat (sic) ferrarilondon has suggested.
Admittedly your advice wasn't consistent which confused the thread considerably.
Ferrarilondon has conceded that his advice was incorrect and I'm still unsure why you disagreed with Sunmoon who explained the ruling clearly.
Thanks ferrarilondon. Where your cousin's 2 children born ? in the UK or abroad ?ferrarilondon wrote:Most of us here are not professional Immigration advisers, apart from Moderators. So I will take Moderators answers as final. Also what i said early was only because my cousion had to apply for his wife and 2 children under FLR ( M ) and dependants so keeping him in my mind i told you guys. Then i dont know why he had to go to that route. even he applied through a Solicitor.