You are still employed even when you are unpaid.

i am.indeed confused! how long is the average wait for PR card for an Eea. i am unemployed since 6 months, by choice. which section do i fill in the form? Use the 5 years in past when you were employed. Comformation of PR is optional you don't have to do it. Average time for PR you can find in stic...

if kids were born in the UK than you may be able to registed them using MN1

fasi2530 wrote:Hi

Can you please tell me which port you use to come in UK using EEA Dependent Stamp on arrival your passport. I want to use stamp to enter in UK and use my treaty rights with my EU/EEA national wife. please give me suggestions.

many thanks in advance

seems like he landed at Stansted.

liquidweb you need to stop confusing people by giving them wrong advice, you should read Article 1 of British Nationality Act, this should make everything clear for you. If you can't understand it than I hope I won't be buying anything from your pharmacy :P Here is a desperate mother looking for in...

The information you are giving is incorrect. A child born in the UK to a parent (either father or mother) who has a permanent residence in the UK automatically acquire British citizenship. Assuming the EEA national holds a PR card or can provide 5 years treaty evidence, then the baby just apply for...

In this case for newborn, can anyone clarify usual time taken to get British passport? On top i need to apply for OCI so that new born can travel to india. Can all these happen before Dec 2015 as we have planned for a india trip. sooner you apply for it sooner you will get it. now it may take longe...

registration certificate is useless for an EEA national.
She may as well apply for her PR along with you, you will have to show her paperwork anyway in case to obtain your PR so its just matter of filling the form in her name.

liquidweb you need to stop confusing people by giving them wrong advice, you should read Article 1 of British Nationality Act, this should make everything clear for you. If you can't understand it than I hope I won't be buying anything from your pharmacy

just to add something, you will need birth certificate and this can take at least couple of weeks, so I don't think you will get passport in 4 weeks. where and how i get a birth certificate. i thought this was done automatically at the hospital. also are you sure that if a pply for the PR card, i w...

just to add something, you will need birth certificate and this can take at least couple of weeks, so I don't think you will get passport in 4 weeks. where and how i get a birth certificate. i thought this was done automatically at the hospital. also are you sure that if a pply for the PR card, i w...

My child was born in 2010 i came to the uk in 2006 from portugal my wife is brazilian since the birth of my daughter we have both become uk citizens, can my daughter who was born in coventry now apply for her own uk passport or does she also need to be naturalized. Can you clarify when parents beca...

just to add something, you will need birth certificate and this can take at least couple of weeks, so I don't think you will get passport in 4 weeks.

Have a look at MN1 FAQ here: http://www.immigrationboards.com/british-citizenship/citizenship-faqs-common-questions-read-before-posting-t95747.html[/quote do i need to apply for BC? i dont want to change my french passport. i am out of job now. stopped as i fell pregnant and i had to travel. i have...

That proof will need to be verified by the Passport Office, so that part of the process would take as long as if you were to apply for the PR card for yourself. Once that is verified, the passport would take the usual issuance time. 4 weeks :) You are having a laugh. I would expect looking at close...

if you love your child why would you give it for adoption?
I'm sure in Pakistan they have kids that lost parents or even were left by them and those kids can be adopted by couple that want child not for immigration purposes. why don't they do this if they want child and can't have one?

If born in the UK you can register child as British after you get PR. Child can't get PR as did't live for 5 years in the UK.

She does't. If she is sure she will get PR she can stop working and do whatever she wants.

Children do not naturalise, adults do. Child born in UK after either parent's ILR -> British by birth -> Apply for passport. Child born in UK before either parent's ILR -> register child as British citizen -> after registered, apply for passport. Thanks Sushdmehta, please can we apply for our natur...

sushdmehta wrote:Children do not naturalise, adults do.

Child born in UK after either parent's ILR -> British by birth -> Apply for passport.
Child born in UK before either parent's ILR -> register child as British citizen -> after registered, apply for passport.

If kids were born in the UK.

Why would you pay so much for something that you can do yourself?

Hi, I think I have similar problem. My company's name has been changed before I joined them. When I apply for WRS they used two names... Now I realized there is different name on my WRS. (Only one word has been changed and two others stayed the same). All my P-60 have a right name since I have star...

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Have you done WRS in time?

If your child was born in the UK than you can register him now. I would't worry to much about referees.

Use any 5 years period.