I am planning to travel to India on e-visa which allows double entry and upto 60 days stay. However, I have plan to travel to Thailand from India with my Indian friends, and to come back to India from there, and then after few days return back to UK. I have booked a return ticket from UK to Ind and ...

Yes that's what I think too but there are quite a few different rules so wasn't sure. I have looked at this post from secret.simon which I find quite informative and related to my question. https://www.immigrationboards.com/general-uk-immigration-forum/british-overseas-citizen-kenya-t247961.html ...

I am asking this question on behalf of a close friend, who is an Indian national. My friend's father was born in 1939 in Kericho, Kenya. His father went to India in 1970 to take care of his elderly parents and then just stayed there in India until 2007. He had British Citizenship (not sure if it ...

You could have registered him as soon as you got ILR in 2015. You will need to send evidence of your ILR as well. Yes I could have. I must have read wrong information somewhere that I could only do so after my British Citizenship. Anyways hopefully all gets sorted now without any issues. I will ...

No, it's the same child.

Child born in Feb. 2015. ILR recieved in June, 2015. B.C. for me in Feb, 2017.

Thank you.

Do you still have your BRP card proving ILR?? If not, do you have evidence of it in the form of certified copy? This is the 'evidence of settled status' that HO will likely want to see. Why have you waited so long to register your child? No, I don't have my ILR BRP but I do have letter from Home ...

No, child was born before I got my ILR.

Thank you.

" If the child told us that their parent is settled in the UK then you must provide us evidence of their settled status. This could include a BRP, a letter from Home Office, an endorsement in their passport or another document certifying permanent residence." I am a British Citizen now. I am going ...

I have found out that this new service is called NDRS (Nationality Document Return Service) It's for online applications only i.e. you submit your application online, pay for it etc. Then you take your PNN (Payment notification number) along with all other documents required to your preferred office ...

I am applying for my child for registration of British Citizenship using MN1 Form. I looked at my local NCS service but they seem to have stopped taking JCAP applications. I've taken a look at online application and that doesn't seem to have any option either. Do you know if it's still possible as ...

Thank you Vinny. Yes that makes sense. I noticed I may have to pay Health Surcharge too? I don't think we paid it last time.

Sorry I meant to say first visa was as Tier 1 General Partner My partner has already spent about 4 years here in UK ( first visa as Tier 1 General from April, 2014 to April, 2015, and then PBS Dependant leave to remain from April, 2015 to Current date) Please advise which application do I need to ...

Thank you Vinny. I did take a look at that post before I posted my question. I believe this URL from that linked post is applicable in my case, specifically section "Dependants of PBS (Tier 1 General, Tier 2) migrants" https://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/dependants-of ...

I am British Citizen now but my partner is still on PBS Dependant Leave to Remain. My details: ILR on 12/06/2015 British Citizenship acquired on 08/02/2017 Here are my partner's visa status and dates: First visa - Tier 1 General Partner of Xx xxxx until 04/04/2015 Second visa - PBS Dependant Leave ...

Thank you for clarifying it for me.

I was able to confirm it on Gov's website as well - https://www.gov.uk/types-of-british-nat ... itizenship

My son was born in Feb. 2015 and I became British Citizen in May 2015. I thought I could apply for British Citizenship now but after having looked here in the forums, it seems like I have to apply for Naturalisation first? or Is there a way to apply for British Passport directly because my child was ...