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Hi ,

I am a British citizen by Naturalisation and planning to apply for Certificate of Entitlement for baby born in India. My wife is an Indian but with Tier -2 Intra Company Transfer Visa(Eligible to work in UK) and is in India with the baby.
I have been looking at various sites to understand the COE supporting document requirements for the baby but am still not clear.
Please could you let me know if the following supporting document alone is sufficient:
1. My Naturalization Certificate.


Are there any other supporting documents that I would need to submit?..
2. Do I have to send a solicitor certified copy of ALL the pages of British Passport? - Is this required?
3. Do I need to provide my Salary Slips or bank statements?
4. Do I need to provide a letter from my Estate Agent stating the size of the house/No. of rooms?

Kindly Advice. Thank you!

Your can read about ROA guidelines here
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... de_roa.pdf

Required documents are listed in the schedule under "The Immigration (Certificate of Entitlement to Right of Abode in the United Kingdom) Regulations 2006"
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2006 ... edule/made

and also UKBA Supporting Document Guidance
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... -abode.pdf

2. Do I have to send a solicitor certified copy of ALL the pages of British Passport? - Is this required?

No just a copy would suffice - Although there is no harm in sending a certified copy but send the Original copy of Naturalisation Certificate

3. Do I need to provide my Salary Slips or bank statements?

You can send three month bank statement to provide evidence that you will able to finance her trip to UK.

4. Do I need to provide a letter from my Estate Agent stating the size of the house/No. of rooms?

No need for this.

Hi lynxukauq,

Apologies for my late reply - We have now got an appointment for my baby's "Right of Abode" for next week in India. Thank you very much for having taken the trouble to clarify my questions in such a quick and precise manner....Much appreciated!

Thank you!

ARUNK115 wrote:Hi lynxukauq,

Apologies for my late reply - We have now got an appointment for my baby's "Right of Abode" for next week in India. Thank you very much for having taken the trouble to clarify my questions in such a quick and precise manner....Much appreciated!

Thank you!

Hi Arun,

I hope you got the CoE for Right to Abode for your baby.

I am in similar boat. Can you please help me with following question:
1. What is the link to the page to apply for CoE online.
2. Do I need to apply from VFS or directly at British high commission?
3. How long did it take for you to get the CoE.

Thanks & Regards:
praks