No, you do not need to send these documents.

Correct.

It doesn't matter how long your wife has lived here. Her application will be based on 3 years residence as spouse of British citizen and she needs to meet the 3 year requirements.

There is absolutely nothing unique about your case, not sure why you think this is the case.

Topics merged.

All advice was already given when the same question was asked last year.

Read the thread again.

The covid concession applies to applications that were made within the uk. This doesn't apply to your case.

a. Can all my 3 dependents are eligible to apply for UK Citizenship now ? Your wife and u ser 18 year old son yes. Provided your wife meets the requirments. b. If not, can my spouse and child under 18 are eligible to apply for UK Citizenship now ? Yes, as above. c. If point a and point b is not ...

You are only British once you have attended the ceremony, not from the approval letter date.

The child can apply for ILR on form SET F once the father gets ILR, no need to wait till end of next year.

Child needs ILR before they can apply for citizenship.

7 to 13 are NOT required for SET LR applications.

You are overthinking completely.

The endorsement would have been correct.

This has no relevance to British citizenship either.

Nothing you need to do and nothing incorrect in your initial visa endorsement, you applied to join a partner, as it says.

If there had been any issue, nothing you could do now 13 years later anyway to change it.

CP is for civil partner who has a registered civil partner, similar to a marriage.

No!!!

She would have received a paper certificate that she passed it in 2009 and should have included this in her application as proof of passing the test.

But does it not fall under https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1981/61/section/3 (c)that, as regards some period of three years ending with a date not later than the date of the birth— (i)the parent in question was in the United Kingdom [F3or a qualifying territory] at the beginning of that period; ...

Then send the Nigerian one.

The email is generic and she can't have a uk one if not born here anyway.

Yes, her original birth certificate!!! Why would it not be accepted??

Also, please do not tag onto other topics in other sub forums!!

They will be overstayers yes but it has no effect on the mn1 application.

They won't be entitled to free nhs, so get private medical insurance if you dont already have it.

Yes you can apply now.

Their visa route is irrelevant.

The period of absence is irrelevant.

Your case is NOT complex!! You are NOT an EU citizen and presumably your spouse is also NOT an EU Citizen. As you retained rights of residence under the EU rules as a NON EU citizen, the EU scheme route is closed to you and your dependents. The ONLY way you can use the EU scheme route is if you are ...

You cannot apply using the EU scheme as you are not an EU citizen. Only an EU citizen can sponsor family under rhe EU scheme. You have to apply under the far more expensive uk immigration visa system for a child visa. https://www.gov.uk/uk-family-visa/child A very costly process which would not have ...

There is no employment or earning requirment for your dependent spouse.

The 28 days early concession applies only to immigration applications.

MN1 citizenship is not an immigration application.

No, when the visa expires she becomes an overstayer.

Is she UK born?

Thanks Zimba. I have one question. I heard that my chidlren can apply for thier Registration/Naturalisation and then passport as soon as they get their ILR. Also my wife can also do the same or will she have to wait for 1 more year? If you are British, then yes, your wife does not have to wait 12 ...

Your children need ILR and you should have included them with your wife's ILR application.

At least 3 Members I am aware of have recently had refusals because they thought they could skip ILR for the born abroad children, an expensive mistake.

How old are the children?

How long (years) have they lived in the UK?

Children born abroad need to have ILR before they can be registered as British. There is no shortcut for them.

An extension is for 3 years as dictated by rhe immigration rules.

IHS is not refunded when you apply for ILR

Not sure you could apply for ilr and delay biometrics. You have 45 working days to enroll biometrics, so you would need to do the calculation.