You should contact your Embassy.

Application should be covered under paragraph 34G(i) and sections 3C & 3D.

Be patient.

If child is already British, then Consular Birth certificate is also optional. However, it's recommended.

You may need to have a valid passport.

See also eea2 for unmarried partner

If you didn't apply for ILR, then did you overstay for more than 28 days before leaving the UK?

No.

If you are switching, then you may remain within the UK. No need to depart and re-enter.

See also ILR Long Residence 10 Year

a) Yes.
b) Get Confirmation of British nationality status.

Form MN1.

See also Long residence (276A-276D)
Long residence again

See also 5. "Worker or self-employed person who has ceased activity" and 3. What does not count as a public fund?

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Children born abroad to parents who are applying for British citizenship.

When were you naturalised?
Are you married to your son's mother?

Will_I_Get_ILR wrote:- which section of Britih Nationality Act 1981, I would need to apply for my child. Section 3(5)?

3(1)

You will be British after the ceremony. Currently, you are a ILR holder.

Hey u guys im curently on a student visa since 2004 here in the uk working part time and studying Buisness and Graphic Design doing my degree at the moment which ends january 2011. ive been with my polish girlfirend since 2004 but we dont live together she lives with her father and we are looking f...

She should switch to FLR(M) as soon as possible.

When was your son born?
On what basis are you British?

I think that you may apply for confirmation of your permanent residence (Form EEA3).

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