I don't think so, they did all necessary checks when you applied for settled status.

contorted_svy wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 03, 2026 6:25 pm

of course child is not allowed to travel.

Just curious: but the child still can travel abroad, the problem will be with returning? Unless the child gets approved and someone will bring a new passport for the child

secret.simon wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 10, 2026 9:33 am

Given that one of you is already a Latvian citizen (based on your profile's flag), the child will also acquire Latvian citizenship and thus EU citizenship. So why do you feel the need to acquire Irish citizenship for the child as well?

Just was asking out of curiosity

Hi, me and my wife are both naturalised UK citizens living in the UK. Just wondering, if we come to Belfast to give a birth, will our child have an opportunity to claim Irish citizenship?
Thanks

No, that’s the interesting part. We didn’t include it. So some case worker or other staff member made the effort to have it transcribed from Russian. Very unlikely that they did it themselves, so probably a Russian-speaker had to be involved. Does your wife have it on her citizenship certificate? As ...

Did you write the patronymic name somewhere in the application? My wife also has a patronymic name in her Russian passport but it is never mentioned anywhere in the UK docs. She recently got her first UK passport and no traces of patronymic name (however, just in case, I made an enquiry to HMPO ...

HMPO Office: Corby Application submitted: 14 May 2026 Email sent to person confirming identity: 14 May 2026 Identity details received: 15 May 2026 Documents dispatched: 15 May 2026 Documents delivered: 18 May 2026 (Royal Mail Special Delivery 1 pm Guaranteed) Documents received confirmation: 19 May ...

Lawgic wrote: ↑

Fri May 22, 2026 10:23 pm

How is the availability in Liverpool (or nearby cities)?

Thank you

Can't tell you about Liverpool, but in Glasgow there were plenty of free appointments, we could book one even for the next day after submission. If there are not enough slots in Liverpool, search for other nearby cities

Any requirements on residence/absences for them?

My son was born abroad in June 2021, at that time me and my wife had only pre-settled status. I obtained full Settled status later in September 2021 and after that, received British citizenship in May 2023. My wife received her settled status in Jan 2025 and citizenship in May 2026. We also want to ...

My wife applied for the first Adult passport after naturalisation, she has also Russian passport. Russian passports have patronymic names written in Cyrillic (not in Latin) and I heard that HMPO now put the observation in British passports that holder has a passport issued by Russia and it has a ...

Sureshsgit wrote: ↑

Thu May 14, 2026 10:41 pm

If this happens while we are abroad, will she be able to re-enter the UK with her passport linked with evisa

Yes, her e-visa won't magically disappear. Just return as usual and then apply for the British passport

Thanks, you are right, I should probably do that then. Last question, are there any rules about submitting application online before travelling and then getting biometrics/TLS done done on my return from short trip away? Many thanks Once you submit your application, you will have 45 days to book ...

As I remember, there is no appeal on EUSS decisions. However, they are free and you can just create a new application with new supporting documents

Eligibility criteria: EU Pre Settled Status 5 years + 6 months Settled Status via Lounes case (Spouse of Dual UK/EU citizen) Nationality: Russian Method of UK Citizenship Application: Online Life in the UK Test - Nov 2025 Proof of English: Trinity B1 Certificate, Nov 2025 Date of UK Citizenship ...

UK is phasing out physical stamps gradually, it is not a problem that there is no stamp, most people don't get it anyway, especially residents. Everything is being recorded electronically, so nothing to worry about. Just scan the whole passport, even blank pages.

My wife applied just a few months ago, there was a question about spouse and his citizenship. Here is a part from her application form:

If you child already has also your EU citizenship, you can apply for Settled status for him, just make a new application and link the application to your application (you can inherit your Settled status to your child). You don't need to wait for the approval, the child can come with his pending ...

Living on the Isle of Man or in Jersey/Guernsey counts as you would live in the UK. But as far as I know, if you live there, you should use another form to apply, not the standard online AN form for the UK residents.

You need to provide all immigration applications, starting from the very first application that brought your daughter to the UK. Everything except visitor visas.

I am a dual UK-EU citizen, I used my EU passport a few times to enter the UK: no issues, immigration officers still see my status (eVisa).

You will get a Certificate of Application soon after you applied - you will have the same rights as you would already have had a pre-settled status.

Submitted Nationality application in September waiting for decision, probably has to move out from the address and the partner is hiding the post Home office send decision in email? Currently Don't have moving out address I m worried about council ceremony invitation as they send In the post and ...

What about your wife, is she a British citizen? In this case, you need to count absences just for 3 years.

No, that's not an issue, entries/exits are normally recorded electronically nowadays.You will write about your trips in the application form and they will match these dates against the records they have