Now that my daughter is turning 18 years old, will this have any impact on her application? Turning 18? Or do you mean she has turned 18? In the link to your previous thread, on 23 April 2022 you stated your daughter was 17 year 4 months. That would mean she became age 18 at the end of last year. [...

Regarding fee waiver: I think everything has been explained above, however, just to re-iterate, in my understanding, the fee waiver doesn't remove any of the basic requirements a child needs to satisfy to be eligible to register as a British citizen. The fee waiver was introduced to address the inj...

Thank you for your reply, what about the recent updates from the Home Office regarding the fee waiver and the explanation for the process of children becoming British citizens. Do you have any comments or insights on this matter? Additionally, if I decide to cancel the reconsideration application, c...

Thank you for your reply, I know the policy is for the free waver but it states that if you are under 18 years old, you can become a British citizen if one of your parents considered the UK as their home and took any of the following actions after you were born: obtained indefinite leave to remain i...

Thank you for your reply, I have appealed against the decision based on the following policy which clarifies this British Nationality Act 1981 rules: ‘You can apply for a fee waiver if you’re under 18 and are eligible for British citizenship. You can become a British citizen if you’re under 18 and i...

Hi, After obtaining Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), I applied for my daughter, who has a Humanitarian Protection (HP) residence, to obtain Citizenship. However, her application was refused on the grounds that she was born outside the UK and does not possess ILR. I have appealed against this decisi...

Thank you so much Zimba

Thank you, Zimba! Your prompt response is much appreciated. I have one more question please: should I mention my previous application in the new application, or will it be automatically considered?

I have already submitted my fingerprint and photo. Can I still submit a new application without withdrawing the previous one?

and another question please: If I request to cancel the application, will it be canceled straightaway, or will it take time? I'm worried that if it takes too long, my wife's leave may expire.

I made a mistake by choosing the incorrect application. I hope my questions are clear now.

Thank you for your reply, The application was for my wife, and I have Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR). I mistakenly applied for Settlement Adult Relative for her, but I realized that I should have used the ILR application after holding humanitarian protection (HP) for five years. So, I have decided...

Hi Guys, I made a mistake in my application and realized it after submitting my fingerprints and photo. It's been three months, and I haven't received a response from the Home Office. If I withdraw my application, will I still be eligible to stay in the UK? My current migration status is humanitaria...

Thank you for your patience answering my questions. Both of my daughters have lived here in the Uk with me and my wife for 9 and six months, do you think it is better to wait six more months to make it 10 years and then apply. or does it not make a difference. Did you applied for your kids? What ha...

Thank you for your patience answering my questions.
Both of my daughters have lived here in the Uk with me and my wife for 9 and six months, do you think it is better to wait six more months to make it 10 years and then apply. or does it not make a difference.

Thank you for your reply,
I forgot to mention that both of my children their HP leave to remain is valid until June 2023.

If I wait until their stay becomes 10 years, does this increase my chance?

Hi, Thank you for the support guys, I am repeating my question with more details to clarify my situation. I have just received my indefinite leave to remain and now I am planning to register two of my children, under 18, who were born outside the Uk. one of them is 17 years and 4 months old, and the...

I have Ilr, and I have one kid born in uk and the other born outside, I applied for my daughter born in uk for British citizenship registration and was accepted But my daughter born outside uk I need to extend her visa first until she gets ILR This what the moderator of the form told me and this is...

Thank you for your reply,
my friend has the same case and he applied on application M1 and was accepted, but I am still not sure and I need more information.

My children are born outside the UK, they are under 18, they live with me since I came here 9 years ago and their immigration status is humanitarian protection. I am going to apply for ILR next month for myself only. My question is: If I got ILR, can I later register my children for citizenship, if ...

Thanks

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/841917/long-residence-v16.0ext.pdf Most of your questions will get cleared when you read some of the examples in the above regarding continuous residence Thank you for your reply, I read the paragraph ab...

Thanks a lot!

Than you so much for your prompt reply,
As you can see from my travel history above, my second visa expired when I was in my country, I was issued another visa 19 days later. Did this break my continuous residency?

Hi I am planning to apply for ILR using my 10 yearlong residence and this is my travel history: •The first visa was: a visit visa (student visitor) to study English language. Issued 12.02.2012 expired 13.01.2013 I entered the UK on 07.04.2012 • On 06.08.2012 I returned to my country and I applied fo...