Can anyone confirm, in the Online Application (not the paper one) for British Passport, does it ask for your parents details such as their name, country of birth etc? I just need someone to confirm if this is the case or not. I'm asking in context of a naturalised citizen . I got a call asking for ...

Can anyone confirm, in the Online Application (not the paper one) for British Passport, does it ask for your parents details such as their name, country of birth etc? I just need someone to confirm if this is the case or not. I'm asking in context of a naturalised citizen . I got a call asking for p...

Can anyone confirm, in the Online Application (not the paper one) for British Passport, does it ask for your parents details such as their name, country of birth etc? I just need someone to confirm if this is the case or not.

Actaully I might be wrong! There might be hope for children born after 2006. Read up about it I can't be bothered much but I think that might be case now I'm not quite sure.

Jambo wrote:The father rights (as little as they are according to you) are irrelevant to the child citizenship.

Look man, read up about illegitimate children born overseas.
http://www.govyou.co.uk/allow-illegitim ... h-fathers/

Yes true but what am i saying? I'm saying, if the parents are divorced then its the MOTHER who can register, or counts for anything at all, not the father. If the mother is not british, which she isnt in this case, then her NEW husband would count, not his biological father. In that case there will...

No, you're missing a point that I made. In order to register birth, it has to be done by the mother if divorced. The father can ONLY register birth IF he is married. You are mixing between registering a birth which is optional if born aborad and applying for Registration as a BC. Birth registration...

Amber_ wrote:That's why we're are here to moderate, it's a concern if the OP wastes hundreds of pounds on an application that is destined to fail. It should also be of concern to you.

Well technically he will still get his 80 odd quid back!

I'm sorry but you're wrong, if a parent is British otherwise than by descent then the child born abroad of such parent will be British at birth by virtue of section 2(1)(a) BNA . No registration is required as the citizenship is acquired by descent. Moreover, if the said parent is a permanent resid...

Thanks sh1981. I am avoiding NARIC as the online pbs calculator on ukba website does not give 10 English language points for the said university (Hamdard university) . Plus I don't have a letter from the university saying the medium was English which I guess is necessary for NARIC. I have already s...

regarding my harmless little blog, it's always been in my signature. what harm is it doing? nobody visits it anyway. residence requirement yes the visa stamps would show that but you can send other evidence such as as rightly said bank statement, tax returns etc. dont know why people get so irked by...

Sh1981, of course the questions matter the OP may have no right to register as British! Your comments are continually lacking on knowledge or experience, please be sure you understand the rules before posting. what rules? i answered the ops question, which is what is required! where exactly does my...

Sh1981, don't you think you missed the most important piece of information: In addition to this, you must also be : aged 18 or over (but if you are under 18 and have been married, we will treat you as meeting the age requirement); and of sound mind (but if you are not of sound mind, you may still b...

I won't manage and that is my point! how can homeoffice expect me or want me to send her passport!! so I'm applying based on my PR. What do I need to do? I'm not sure man I think theres a different form if you want to apply on your own accord, wait for someone else to reply. You need to be in UK fo...

None of the questions asked from the op matter. The answer to question asked is, mention it in the additional information. No it won't have any affect on the application, but I would just mention it.

Can I give up my citizenship? If you are a British citizen, a British overseas territories citizen, a British overseas citizen, a British subject or a British national (overseas), you may give up your citizenship or status if you: already have another citizenship or nationality; or are going to get ...

Hi guys, good to be back, I hope you all are doing good. I haven't been on this forum for ages and it seems it has changed the layout less my eyes not good anymore! lol In advance I want to thank you for taking your time reading my post and trying to help me and rest of the forum, I do apologize fo...

The passport you send is your ID purposes. When you get a new one, your old one gets cancelled, automatically. There is no need for any SAR report or anything, just explain in additional information page.

I was wondering the same thing, mine was postal. I'm assuming as I got the proof of delivery that should do.

Should not make a difference. I wouldn't lose sleep over it.

Hi guys, good to be back, I hope you all are doing good. I haven't been on this forum for ages and it seems it has changed the layout less my eyes not good anymore! lol In advance I want to thank you for taking your time reading my post and trying to help me and rest of the forum, I do apologize fo...

Thanks.. I am still confused though. Of that long list .. which one is more suitable in terms of time n cost.. You should go for UK NARIC. She has bachelors and a masters degree? May I ask which university in Pakistan (you don't have to answer this if you don't feel comfortable)? If I was in your s...

How many times do you need to be told to stick to this thread? You are granted ILR on the day you receive the letter stating so. However, for ease most people go by the date of issue on the BRP. so what happens to the months between end of spouse visa and issue of brp...do those months not count to...

there is a ques on the AN nationalty form that asks when i got ilr.

did i get ilr on day my spouse visa exipred or did i get ilr on date of issue on the brp?

Hi, looking at the AN application for naturalisation, I noticed that nowhere does it ask for a photo except the referee form. Does the photo have to fulfil the same criteria it had to in the ILR application? OR would a normal 'passport size photo' from a photo booth like one they got in asda, would ...