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Hi There,

My wife and myself both are British citizens ( through naturalization) and we were blessed with baby boy in January,2018 in India.
We both are holding OCI.


As per my understanding Documents we need to submit are

1. Baby's original passport
2. Baby's full birth certificate
3. Our marriage certificate
4. My wife's birth certificate
5. My naturalisation certificate
6. My employment reference letter
7. Salary slips for past 6 months
8. Bank statements for past 6 months
9. Photocopy of my british passport - All pages
10. Photocopy of my wife's british passport - All pages
11. Cover letter from me
12. Cover letter from my wife
13. TB Certificate


Please share the Link to download

“The Immigration (Certificate of Entitlement to Right of Abode in the United Kingdom) Regulations 2006”. (Copy enclosed)



Thanks,
Srikanth

Children born to two British parents in Indian are not eligible for CoE-RoA and should apply for a British passport instead.

Thanks for the quick response.

baby born in india and we applied for indian passport for CoE

is it going to cause any problem ?

Thanks in advance.

Did the child succeed in getting an Indian passport?

Hi Vinny

Thanks for your quick response.

Yes we got the Indian passport.

Thanks in advance

srikanth497126 wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 07, 2018 1:46 pm

Yes we got the Indian passport.

Fascinating. Was it made clear to the Indian authorities that both the parents were British citizens with OCI?

If so, it would mean that children born in India to parents with OCI get full Indian citizenship (OCIs are not issued Indian passports, but a passport like OCI Card).

It is possible that the passport was issued in error.

Hi secret.simon,

Thanks for the information.

Yes they (Indian authorities) checked our british passport along with OCIs.

So can we go and apply CoE in this case?

Please suggest

Thanks in advance

No problem with applying for a CoE-RoA from the British side.

I was under the impression that the child would be ineligible for an Indian passport and hence a CoE-RoA would not be an option.

If the child gets an Indian passport, then s/he can apply for a CoE-RoA without any issues.

Thanks secret.simon

The reason i opt this CoE is to bring my child as soon as possible.

If we apply CoE we need to submit our passports as per the application process (Both mother and father i mean)

By the time i hope there is no objection from british side.

Please suggest.

Thanks in advance

Hi

Can you please point me in right link to find below information.

“The Immigration (Certificate of Entitlement to Right of Abode in the United Kingdom) Regulations 2006”. (Copy enclosed)

And Covering letter.

Thanks in Advance

srikanth497126 wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 07, 2018 3:51 pm

“The Immigration (Certificate of Entitlement to Right of Abode in the United Kingdom) Regulations 2006”. (Copy enclosed)

If you google it, the first link is the Regulations.

What information about the Regulations do you want?

Thank you so much secret.simon

In the below link at the end of the PDF there is £3.00

Can i ask you what is that mean

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2006 ... 145_en.pdf


Thanks in advance

srikanth497126 wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 07, 2018 4:19 pm

In the below link at the end of the PDF there is £3.00

Can i ask you what is that mean

It meant that if you wanted to order a hard copy (essentially a printout) of the Regulations from HMSO/TSO in 2006, it would have cost you £3. It would now cost you £8.50, not including delivery charges. Or you could print it out at your local library for less.

The cost of a CoE-RoA currently is £472 and likely to increase in April, in line with other fees.

Hi secret.simon,

Thank you so much for the below details.

Can you please let me suggest on the below query.

We wanted to submit the application in mid of april but is it a good idea to fill the online application and submit the fee before the price hike in april.


Kind Regards
Sri

It’s a good idea to submit the application before the likely fee increases, unless they unlikely decrease the fees.

Thanks Vinny

Hi There,

Is it mandatory to take the baby to VFS for application submission?

Thanks in Advance

Hi There,

I am filling my online application and i have one doubt while filling application.

I am planning to submit my application in Hyderabad

But in Visa issuing office drop down (Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi) are there but not Hyderabad.

Can you please suggest.

Thanks in Advance
Sri

Moderators any update on the below topic please

Hello Srikanth, Could you please let me know the outcome of CoE please? I am in similar situation as you and would like to follow same path. Your help will be much appreciated. Thanks

HI Srikanth,

Hope you are doing well.. just seen your post and We are in similar situation and hope you can advise ..

We both hold British passports and planning to apply for an indian passport for our new born ..
can you please advise on which centre did you apply and was it tatkaal ? did you mention that parents are both british along with you british passport numbers ?

Regards,
Dev

Hi friends, Vinny, secret.simon,

I am in the same boat as Srikanth and Dev. My wife and I are both British passport holders (naturalised in 2014) with OCI cards. We are having our baby in India. Both are working in Bahrain, but wife is on maternity leave in India. We would like to go back to Bahrain soon after the baby is born and resume life as normal, but the British passport application process from India seems to be a long and painful waiting game.

Can we apply for an Indian passport for the baby? What category does the baby qualify for Indian passport under - by descent or by birth or by registration?

We plan to apply to British passport for the baby after reaching Bahrain, as it is faster from there. Is this likely to cause the baby to then have to surrender the Indian passport and apply for OCI?

Many thanks in advance.
Justin