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1 year ago, Child born in the UK when Father hold Tier 4

Then, child want back Father's homeland to see grandmother without applying for any Leave

Now, Father got ILR, Child is in homeland with home passport

can Child apply for MN1 Section 1(3) from abroad???? or Child needs to apply first to be Family member of ILR then to MN1???

maxflip50 wrote:1 year ago, Child born in the UK when Father hold Tier 4

Then, child want back Father's homeland to see grandmother without applying for any Leave

Now, Father got ILR, Child is in homeland with home passport

can Child apply for MN1 Section 1(3) from abroad???? or Child needs to apply first to be Family member of ILR then to MN1???

Suggest read MN1 guidance.
Apply from abroad.

However you do not appear to have ILR - what is your correct and current immigration status
http://www.immigrationboards.com/indefi ... l#p1351047

Registration for children born in the UK whose parents subsequently acquire ILR/PR is an entitlement and can be done from abroad.

However, be aware that applications of British passport from abroad can take between 6 months and a year (see timelines on these forums). If acquisition of British citizenship automatically voids your child's current nationality, s/he may have issues with leaving his current country of residence until s/he acquires a British passport.

maxflip50 wrote:dear friend, as i can see you are newly registered, do not expect any decent advise from here as many do not know what are they talking about (they tell you the problem, not the solution), i am telling you from my experince

Given your rather low opinion of these forums expressed in another thread, I am somewhat surprised that you continue to post questions over here. I hope that us pointing out the problem leads you to thinking of the solution. We often can't tell you the solution unless you have spelt out your entire circumstances explicitly, which most people don't, just as it is not clear as to whether you have ILR or are hoping to acquire it soon and whether the above is a hypothetical question or a factual one.