@CR001 That is most likely correct, I now have a passport with an issue date that is clearly after I moved to the UK as an Italian citizen, would that be enough to satisfy the Lounes criteria if I were in the UK?
I don't remember what form I used but I was born in 1990 so not before 1 Jan 1983.
I had to attend an interview and provided documents of my parents and had a reference letter from a british family friend that is a teacher in the UK.
I acquired it by proving my mother's British Nationality.
I was born in Italy, from an Italian father and a British mother. I moved to the UK after 22 years of living in Italy. I entered and worked on an Italian passport for more than an year and then I took my British Citizenship.
Thanks for your reply. However, I do not think I explained why Lounes could work in my situation; I moved to the U.K. as an Italian citizen (no British citizenship yet) and worked for a British company there for 2 years, thereby exercising my freedom of movement as an Italian citizen. Then, I gained...
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