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Hi,

Appreciate if someone can help me with this query.

I'm German national and worked continuously in the UK from 2010 (no gaps). However, I've never applied for a permanent resident card.

I want to apply for MN1 for my 1 month old baby.

Question:

- Can I apply for MN1 for the baby, even though I don't have an official Permanent Residence Card, but I do qualify for it 100%?. The documents required for submitting MN1 require PR to be submitted. Due to travel plans, I want to skip applying for PR and then MN1, is this feasable?

- Once I apply for MN1 and get approved. Do I need to apply for a passport for the baby? how long does that take to get please.

Thank you

Not entirely sure, but perhaps you can apply for a passport straight away:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... plications

I don't think you need to apply using MN1 (and pay that hefty fee), because your child might already be British. All you need to do is prove that you already had PR status (not card, just status) at the time of your child's birth.

As the poster above suggests, you may be able to apply directly for passport...

Check to make sure though.

Hi Team,

I really appreciate any help you can give me.

I've been living and working in the UK for 10 years with no gaps. I'm German national, Wife is non-EEA, Baby born a month ago.

I was told that I can apply for a british passport directly for the baby, because I exercised 5years treaty rights before the baby was born, so I do have PR status but never applied for PR Card.

Questions:

The list of documents needed highlighted in table B here
suggests that I need:

• A passport / document showing a UK Residence Card or Registration Certificate issued five years before the child’s birth

Not sure what this means, as I don't have PR certificate, but PR status only?. Does this simply mean to include my german passport?

. And a letter confirming that the parent(s) were not receiving benefits during that period;

If I have have 5xP60's do I still need to provide this? from where do I get it?

• A statement from HM Revenues & Customs showing yearly totals of credited National Insurance between the relevant dates;
• A statement from HM Revenues & Customs confirming tax returns between the relevant dates;

I'm assuming I can call HMRC and get an employment history which will cover both points??


Do I need to include anything else beside 2 fotos of the baby and birth certificate please.

Thanks

Any help please??

Can anyone help please??

Hi, the way I read it you don't have to provide ALL of that.

For my PR application as a worker I only sent my passport, five P60s and five council tax statements for the 5 years, plus one employment confirmation letter to back up the P60s (I worked for one employer). I also had a registration card, but that was only because I'm an EEA A2 national and we had some extra work restrictions. As a German national you didn't need a registration card.

No need to include other HMRC documents or benefits letter or anything else if you can prove your work history and address for the 5-yr qualifying period.

The 5-yr period you choose needs to end before the birth of the baby.

Good luck.

PS. I'm not a solicitor, this is just my humble opinion.

If I were you, I would try to simulate a PR application online for yourself (you don't have to submit it, just get to the end of it and see what documents the system will ask you to prove your PR status).

Thx Twgal, really helpful.

Do I need to include my original passport for the baby's application? if not, how will they know I'm german.

If they indeed require some sort of identification from you for the baby's application, you can also use your German ID card and keep your passport. I applied for naturalisation using my German ID card.

PS: Not sure if you can use NCS when going the MN1 route, but if you can they will photocopy your documents there and you can take all the originals home.

Einstein007 wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 05, 2018 10:58 pm

Do I need to include my original passport for the baby's application? if not, how will they know I'm german.

I do not know but I suspect yes. Ring the passport office and ask them... they are more responsive than the HO immigration office.