Eligibility criteria: Section 3(5) for daughter, of BC, born abroad Method of application: NCS (CRAWLEY) Date of Application: 22nd May 2013 Date of receipt by UKBA: 23rd May 2013 Date of debit of fees: 28th May 2013 (£673) Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 30th May 2013 (dated 28th May 2013) Date ...

Thanks z18runway,

Already had some information from the other guys.

That's how I knew about the exemption for UK based air crew.

Good luck to everyone waiting.

Hi z18runway, Thanks for asking. The answer to your question is firstly yes. I was asked for further paperwork relating to residency. Let me explain the background so you have a better understanding. I am applying under 3(5) for my child born abroad. I am a British citizen and we have been back in t...

Couple of questions for people applying using MN1 :

Anyone had to supply extra paperwork at the request of the HO after having sent in their application forms?

And if so, how much longer did it take before you heard anything again, having then sent the requested extra paperwork?

Thanks.

Thanks Jambo.

Hi all, Out of curiosity, I have the following question : If an application is made (MN1 for example) and a month down the line, the caseworker requests further documents, and these are provided, does - a) The application continue at the point where it left off (with the same caseworker or another?)...

In the end I sent the 3 P60's, plus my payslips from the airline for the last 3 years (every single month), and a letter from my employer confirming my employment along with my job title and start date etc. I have also included a council tax bill and child tax credits award certificate. I hope this ...

Are P60's covering the last 3 years sufficient?

Thanks for your prompt reply.

All understood.

Will send the paperwork tomorrow.

Hopefully it won't delay the process too much.

Hi all, I need some urgent advice. I work as international cabin crew for a major UK airline out of Heathrow. I'll let you guess which one. I currently have an application pending for my daughter (MN1). When I applied (under the residency section for myself) I noted that I am international cabin cre...

Thank you.

Hi all, Information needed (purely for my own curiosity). I was born in Rhodesia in 1978 to a British mum and South African dad. My mum arranged my British citizenship before my 18th birthday and my certificate says it was done under section 3 (1). I see the rules changed in 1983 so I'm confused as ...

Eligibility criteria: Section 3(5) for daughter, of BC, born abroad Method of application: NCS (CRAWLEY) Date of Application: 22nd May 2013 Date of receipt by UKBA: 23rd May 2013 Date of debit of fees: 28th May 2013 (£673) Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 30th May 2013 (dated 28th May 2013) Date ...

Thanks John. Where she has ever worked she has always paid the appropriate NI and income tax. So there is nothing owing to the taxman. However, currently she is studying. But as you say there isnt a problem. So I guess we just write housewife/student/unemployed? Or simply leave that section blank as...

Quick question regarding Section 3 Good Character Requirement : Does the applicant have to be employed at the time of making the application? Currently my spouse is a stay at home mother. I am the sole bread winner for our family whilst she is studying with the OU. Is this a problem or does it not m...

Thanks Jambo.

That would be mine so no problem there.

Much appreciated.

Yes it's for a child already living in the UK under 10 years old with ILR having completed more than the required 3 year residency requirement.

Appreciate the confirmation.

Just wanted to be certain that I was reading the guide correctly.

Thanks.

Can anyone clarify something for me please. When applying to register a child using MN1 under section 3(5) are the following documents the ONLY ones required? : Child’s full birth certificate AND Child’s passport of entry to the United Kingdom, and any subsequent passports AND Parents’ marriage cert...

I'd be interested to hear if anyone has an answer to the CCJ question too.

Does it disqualify you from applying if you have one on your record?

Thanks.

FINAL UPDATE This is a SET(M) for Spouse of BC + 1 Child Dependant (combined application) Submitted Application via SCS : 03 July 2012 Acknowledgement Letter Received : 12 July 2012 Payment Taken : 09 July 2012 Biometric Letter Received (child dependant) : 01 September 2012 Biometric Letter Received...

Here is my updated status. This is a SET(M) for Spouse of BC + 1 Child Dependant (combined application) Submitted Application via SCS : 03 July 2012 Acknowledgement Letter Received : 12 July 2012 Payment Taken : 09 July 2012 Biometric Letter Received (child dependant) : 01 September 2012 Biometric L...

Have done so dadageer.

Thanks!

Don't know if it makes any difference but I was specifically referring to SET(M).

From what I gather, it takes about 2 months from application to biometric letter.

And then a further 2 months approximately, from biometric appointment, to letter of approval.

Anyone else think that sounds right, on average?

They give you a receipt of payment, and then send the biometric data eletronically to HO.

That's it! Just have to sit back and wait for the approval letter.