as promised, i have an update for this post: Yesterday i received a positive reply from the home office, the registration certificate was sent to my daughter and I am very happy. A great thank you to the people who helped me in this forum, especially JAJ who always found some time to reply to my ...

just a quick update: i went to the NCS yesterday and submitted the MN1 form. The guy was asking me things like her passport etc.. I explained to him that this is not required in her case, besides she is in Mexico, how can i get it? Obviously they think we must provide ALL documents, even if it's not ...

Hi krihoum, I will use a solicitor if I were you in this kind of circumstances. why not seek a legal advise before giving away your 551.00. Please don`t take me wrong, just my opinion. yes i thought about it but as JAJ said, i had experience with a solicitor when i submitted my ILR request and i ...

i will do and the chapter 9 that you linked me to, has definitely some interesting information

i will give you an update when i see them on march 19 and also when i receive a reply from the HO, hoping it wil be positive

thanks a lot

I really appreciate all your positive feedback and comments.

Can i submit those print outs as part of the MN1 file too?

thanks

hi guys just an update on this : i have an appointment with the NCS service on March 19th but the guy before giving me the date of the appointment called the home office and said that it's not looking good because i need to give a good reason why my daughter needs her registration! I find this ...

i am in touch with her mother still and we could have been married if i wasn't an overstayer when my daughter was born, so i have no issue with her consent at all. She is 100% with me in this. She actually will need to provide the two referees from Mexico (teacher and doctor) because my daughter ...

i think you have answered everything i needed to know and i can't thank you enough
i will now proceed by preparing the form and referees, and i might use the NCS service just in case i miss anything

cheers guys

As she was born before 2006 (when the definition of father was changed to include unmarried), and you never got married, she is not entitled to register as BC under section 1(3). She will need to apply under section 3(1) which is at discretion. As she is not living in the UK any more, I don't ...

Until the change in law in 2006, a father of a child born out of wedlock was not considered a parent for naturalisation purposes. As said, she is not eligible under 1(3) but could have applied under 3(1) (discretion) if she was living in the UK. Thanks , i guess your sticky post was regarding ...

As she was born before 2006 (when the definition of father was changed to include unmarried), and you never got married, she is not entitled to register as BC under section 1(3). She will need to apply under section 3(1) which is at discretion. As she is not living in the UK any more, I don't ...

nmehta wrote:Anyone please. I have to submit my application soon as I am planned to travel for work towards end of Jan.

it's mainly the position of the two people you listed: if their job title is more or less listed in the HO accepted functions then you can go for that one

this is my opinion

Booker2012 wrote:ahhhhhhhhhhhhh i am finding it hard to get a british referee, all of the guys i know seem not available . kinda stuck

but when you send him/her the form, he fills it, can't he/she returns the filled page to you by post? (you can even include the envelope and stamp)

First, let me say how grateful i am to this forum in giving us advice and help which helped me a lot in doing my research. i start giving you a bit about my background so you would be able to understand my case: I am an Algerian guy who received ILR in 2010 and who became British in 2012. I was ...