Dear CR001,

Could you please kindly change my username/nickname to "happycamper19"?

Will highly appreciate this.

Hi, can you please change my username/nickname to "happycamper19"?
Will highly appreciate this.

CR001 wrote:Child is automatically British by Descent if born AFTER parents are naturalised.

Thank you. So I can apply for passport directly?

Hello, Can anyone please let me know if the child is born abroad to parents who are naturalized UK citizens, does this child acquire citizenship by decent automatically or does he/she need to be registered first? If the latter, is it still at HO discretion? Any information will be greatly appreciated.

The solution to the so called strain from migrants is very simple: Build more Infrastructure, Build more Houses. Archaic backward planning regulations are UK's purely domestic problem designed to serve the interests of older home owners. The solution is very simple - control the numbers of migrants...

Besides, the economy is going to tank in Q4 2016 and 2017. That's not what the IMF report is showing. It predicts that growth in the UK will be (slightly) better than in the EU and the US. This will reduce the demand for labour, including that of EU. The "demand for labour" is different to uncontro...

Theresa May has made it very clear that until the UK knows what will happen to Brits in EU countries, she cannot say what will happen to EUs and their family members living in the UK using EU rules. Brexit is no doubt going trigger mass migration to the UK over the next two years under EU rules, so...

Notice at the careful language here: she is not saying Brexit means an END to free movement but "controlling" free movement. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-britain-eu-may-idUSKCN0ZO2GO?feedType=RSS&feedName=topNews&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=Social I think she is about to get into trouble with...

noajthan wrote:Assuming a parent was British before child was born.

yes, both parents naturalized before the child was born. so it looks as simple as registering a birth when the child comes to UK and then applying for her/his passport? is that so?

Hi,

If a child is born abroad and both parents are naturalized UK citizens, does that child automatically acquire UK citizenship? I am a little bit confused with terminology in Home Office guidance. I will be grateful for any information.

The reason I am asking is not to glee. I am very much pro-EU. Brexit camp are the same people who made our lives so difficult over the past 6 years. Assuming Article 50 is triggered and UK ends up quitting EU officially. I presume that EU nationals already in UK will have their residency rights gran...

vinny wrote:Did you use a separate SET(O) form per child or one SET(O) form for all kids?

I used separate Set (O) form for each child. Technically these were two separate appointments. However, the case was treated as "2 in 1" by HO staff.

Hello Everyone, This is an update. I applied for my kids' ILR today using PEO Croydon. I got approvals for both of them on the same day. For the record, I used Set (O) form, not Set (F). They were fine with that as long as I got my own ILR from Tier 1 General. I hope this sets the record straight fo...

So HO is fine when the application is double side printed? Of course. There are even few pages which say "intentionally left blank for double sided prints"! Thank you! So sorry to pester you CR001. For Evidence of Accomodation, I wanted to provide my Rental Agreement and Renewal Memorandum, however...

[/quote] Thank you again CR001. I have almost unrelated question. I am also completing Set (F) form just in case. There, I (as a sponsor for my children) am asked to provide a proof or "ordinary residence" in the UK. One of the documents they mention is National Insurance issued by Department of Wor...

You need to print the whole document. Thank you. Thank you again CR001. I have almost unrelated question. I am also completing Set (F) form just in case. There, I (as a sponsor for my children) am asked to provide a proof or "ordinary residence" in the UK. One of the documents they mention is Natio...

CR001 wrote:To save paper, if you have the facility, you can print it double sided.

So HO is fine when the application is double side printed?

CR001 wrote:You need to print the whole document.

Thank you.

I am currently completing Set (O) form. The form is huge with multiple sections for different applicant categories. When taking the document to PEO, should I print out the entire document or can I bring only the relevant sections that I had to complete? Printing out the entire document seems like an...

Any experts? please.

I have a PEO appointment for dependant children ILR application next week. I am worried about my bank statement. The bank statement is for my account with continental European bank outside UK (think France). It is an e-statement print out (produced by the bank) that they stamped and signed. The stat...

It's not a question of which form is easier...it's which form is the right one. I agree with Sarageva, Vinny and CR001 that it should be SET(F) but the decision is yours. :| Quick question if you do not mind. If I apply under Set (F), for proof of funds (to prove I can maintain my kids w/o recourse...

Children under 18 should apply on form SET(F) https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/477976/SET_F__Version_11-15.pdf Bear in mind that visa fees will increase on the 6th April. Just to clarify. I am setlled and naturalised already (so if my spouse). Our kids are s...

Hello, I need to apply for ILR for my children (myself UK citizen already). Due to time constraints I need to go the PEO route. To save costs, I want to do it without lawyers. My questions: 1. Is it possible to do a premium service same-day appointment as an applicant who is not represented by a la...

Hello, I am applying for ILR for 2 children. Parents already settled. When booking PEO appointment, will I have to make 2 separate bookings for each child (GBP 1,900 x 2)? Or can I make a single booking for both of them (GBP 1,500 x 2 + GBP 400)? If it is separate, then I pretty much have no guarant...