That's not the plan my son is the eldest and my daughter is the youngest.. three years ago I had only my son. There is no plan here if there was a plan my son so will not have gone back to Africa two times before this time. Thanks
Sorry three years ago I used my son but I said my daughter. Ok now I have another child with my wife who is a girl. She is British but my son who is 8 years now but 5 in three years ago is not british. That's the problem. I hope it's clear now
Well my boy was refused on three occasions before he was given the visa. They said his birth certificate was forged. On the third occassion they admitted and apologized for their own mistake when I threatened a judicial review. He was granted the visa and he has been here twice on his own and this t...
hi folks I need your help. I am a British citizen, My 8 year old son and my wife visited me during this Christmas. They came with visitor visa. My son does not want to travel back to Africa with his mother, He keeps crying and crying, he wants to stay with me in the UK. so my wife intends to live hi...
I am only trying to help you and to point out the potential difficulties you might have as there are numerous documented cases relating to children with parents in different countries who visit the non custodial parent and then never being sent back. This is unfortunately a reality in the world we ...
As the child was born abroad, the application is at discretion. It would be very unlikely the HO would grant her BC without having a settlement status or having spent some time in the UK (not as a visitor). You can take the risk and apply but I would say the chances are slim. Thank you. This is all...
Perhaps if you explained the whole story it might make sense to those you are asking for advice. You say in one post that you 'don't intend to send her back' which leads a person to believe you have arranged a visit but will just keep her!! and obviously there are major issues and consequences with...
Giving a letter of consent to registering the child as British Citizen is very different to giving up parental responsibility, which has an element of legal proceedings to go through! What is the childs' current nationality? Does your name appear on the child's birth certificate? Yes my name has be...
You will have difficulty with future intentions if the other patent is not settled or British and also lives abroad, moreover, I doubt the mother would just 'give up' her child. Not at all. She has. BECASUE she told me she will get her solicitor to write a letter to confirm that she has given her c...
Thanks Vinny I have read through it but can't find out if its ok with a visitor visa. She has already got a visitor visa to visit me the father. She is only 5 year old. I don't intend to send her back when she comes that's why I want to find out if I can do it on the current visa she holds. The bol...
It's probably difficult, as visitors ' future intentions are not in the UK. VINNY I think I found this (Read Below).... which makes it more likely. WHAT DO YOU THINK....... Conditions of stay 9.17.24 We should normally expect a minor to be free of conditions of stay because the future of a child wh...
I have read through it but can't find out if its ok with a visitor visa. She has already got a visitor visa to visit me the father. She is only 5 year old. I don't intend to send her back when she comes that's why I want to find out if I can do it on the current visa she holds.
I am a British citizen now. I want to register my 5year old daughter (Born abroad) who will be visiting me in December this year as a British citizen. Please how do I go about it. Can I do it straight away when she comes and visit in December or do I have to wait for a while. If I can do it how do I...
you will get a letter from the Home office advising you to call your council to book an appointment for the ceremony. The letter from the home office indicates that your certificate has been sent to your local council which will then go ahead to officially confirm you as a British citizen. You need ...
Eligibility Criteria:: 6yrs EX-Spouse of EEA National+ 3Months of Permanent Residency (PR) Application mode:: Postal Date of Submission:: 01 July 2013 (special delivery) Date Application received by UKBA::2nd July 2013 Date of debit of fees:: 4th July 2013 Ackknowledge letter received : 6th July 201...
Eligibility Criteria:: 6yrs EX-Spouse of EEA National+ 3Months of Permanent Residency (PR) Application mode:: Postal Nationality: Ghanaian (Ghana) Date of Submission:: 01 July 2013 (special delivery) Date Application received by UKBA::2nd July 2013 Date of debit of fees:: 4th July 2013 Ackknowledge ...
Eligibility Criteria:: 6yrs EX-Spouse of EEA National+ 3Months of Permanent Residency (PR) Application mode:: Postal Date of Submission:: 01 July 2013 (special delivery) Date Application received by UKBA::2nd July 2013 Date of debit of fees:: 4th July 2013 Ackknowledge letter received : 6th July 201...
It would be very easy and straight-forward if you'd held a PR certificate for one full year. You could simply present it. You will need to show that you qualified for PR at least one year prior to the date of citizenship application. You state that you received the PR certificate some months back. ...
It would be very easy and straight-forward if you'd held a PR certificate for one full year. You could simply present it. You will need to show that you qualified for PR at least one year prior to the date of citizenship application. You state that you received the PR certificate some months back. ...
Providing you provide proof that you have had PR (been settled) for 12 months as well as meeting the other standard requirements you can apply now. The PR card just makes it easier to prove that you are settled. If you are the spouse or civil partner of a British Citizen then you do not have to wai...
