You mean trying to apply by section 3.2 or 3.5 ? Do they refund the money if they reject it? No, HO do not refund the application fee if the application is refused. For either route, you have to meet the 3 year, either before birth or after birth, residence. Ok, many thanks for your time, both of ...

If she lives in the UK for at least 3 years before she's 18, then she will be entitled to register under 3(5) . Thanks for your replies. No other way other than living in UK for 3 years? 3(2) & 3(5) are generous bonuses and opportunities gifted by HMG, if you will. Thanks. We or she´ll have to live ...

If you (parents) go and live in UK for 3 years with daughter then s. 3(5) of BNA will be available to her. Edit: beaten by Vinny Thanks for your replies. No other way other than living in UK for 3 years, then? No. British citizenship does not pass down perpetually to generations of children born ...

noajthan wrote:If you (parents) go and live in UK for 3 years with daughter then s. 3(5) of BNA will be available to her.

Edit: beaten by Vinny

Thanks for your replies. No other way other than living in UK for 3 years, then?

vinny wrote:If she lives in the UK for at least 3 years before she's 18, then she will be entitled to register under 3(5).

Thanks for your replies. No other way other than living in UK for 3 years?

vinny wrote:Yes, if you have lived in the U.K. continuously for at least 3 years prior to your daughter's birth.

What is the status of the child's other parent?

Thanks for your reply. I´ve never lived in UK, that´s the problem.

My wife is Spanish, not British.

Hi, after reading all the information in the gov website, we need some help. My mother was born (both English parents) in Colchester, Essex, England and hold a British passport I was born and live in Spain. I have Spanish and British Nationality and British and Spanish passports. Our daughter was ...