Nauralisation for a child born in UK

[niloufar]

DearAll,

My brother was born in UK in 2005 - at the time were an asylum seeker

we were given our indefinite leave to remain in 2007

Now he is 9 and I (the sister) am applying for my naturalisation(on my own, I am 24),
I would like to apply for him as well with myself,
our parents are not applying,

does this mean that my brother cannot apply if my parents only hold our countries passport with the indefinite leave to remain visa?

or at least one parent need to apply with him?
he does hold a British birth certificate, when he was born they gave it to him.

Thank you

[vinny]

He is entitled to register.

[vinny]

You have inconsistent topics (1 and 2).

[Casa]

It's impossible to advise when there are three completely different accounts of a member's situation. Which one is the truth?

[fwd079]

Probably all are truth and someone is posting on someone else's behalf.

[niloufar]

Thank you for the reply's
none of the posts contradict each other

I have a police caution,
I have a partner who is an asylum seeker and we would like to marry
and my brother is 9 and I would like to apply for his British passport.

[fwd079]

Thank you for the reply's
none of the posts contradict each other

Sorry but they do contradict.

First post says:

Dear All,

I have been in UK since i was 9, but i never applied for my naturalisation and now I want to apply.

And second post says:

Dear All

I am a British Citizen, (originally from middle east)

I have been with my partner for 5 years now, and we would like to marry

So tell us please, are you in UK since age of 9 and want to apply for Naturalisation? Or are you a British Citizen originally from middle east and want to marry someone?