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I am in the process of MN1 registration of my 2 children. My work status has been updated, will receive BRP soon ( ILR through TIER 1 Entrepreneur). I have few questions regarding online application

1) can i fill 2 applicants ( 2 children) in same online application .
online application form show
Additional applicant
To add another applicant, select their relationship to you. If you do not wish to add another applicant, complete the application for the main applicant and select brother under 18 or sister under 18.

that means relationship between 2 kids?

2) My elder child passport (indian nationality) has been expired.
In online form
Do you have a valid passport? i have to put NO?

3) Do you have a valid national identity card? what is this?

4) Do you have a travel document? what is this. My elder child has passport and brp only and younger one don't have. What i have to put in this section

5)Which parent or legal guardian would you like to add details about? i am applying on my behalf (ILR settlement) Is it ok to put one parent details?

6 Was your biological parents married at your time of birth? We are religious married. I have to say yes or no?

7) Are you relying on your parent's permanent residence (either as an EEA National or the family member of an EEA National) as evidence of their settled status in the United Kingdom?
i tick 'no' in this section. am i Right?

After referee section. There is bio-metric detail section
Biometric residence permit details
Are you able to provide a biometric residence permit (BRP) card with this application?
Is they asking about BRP for me or my Child. My elder child have and younger don't have.

Are your children both UK born?

Yes both born in uk

1. Don't have experience of the online forms but other members have added as you have stated and yes it is the children's relationship.

2. Fine.

3. Ignore.

4. Ignore.

5. Should be ok and again, I ma not familiar with the online forms.

6. Married abroad or in the UK?

7. No is correct.

8. It is the children applying not you!! It is also not mandatory.

Religious married in UK

rupi85 wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 24, 2019 6:34 pm

Religious married in UK

Islamic ceremony/marriage?? So not marriage through the Registry Office??

Just marriage not registered

rupi85 wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 24, 2019 6:42 pm

Just marriage not registered

My question was is it an Islamic marriage ceremony performed in the UK??

Sikh marriage

If the below applies, then you are married legally yes.

Sikh weddings are legal under UK law, as long as the building in which the ceremony is held is registered for the solemnisation of marriages. If not, you will need to arrange a civil ceremony beforehand.

The reason I asked is that an Islamic marriage performed in the UK is not recognised and you would not be considered married. Its all in the detail of your answers when asked a specific questions.

I have islamic marriage done only and have not registered my marriage in UK. I applied for my elder daughter’s MN1 and answered yes to being married. I stated religious marriage. I had no issues. Similarly I did same for my second daughter when I applied for her British Passport. No issues again.

(When I registered birth of my second child, the registrar asked us (me and my wife); are you married? We said yes we are religiously married but we have not registered our marriage in UK. She said as long as you both consider yourself married thats all what matters. Only my wife had to sign the birth certificate as it was considered that we are married)

Thanks tier11417
Did you put details of both parents?
Can I use same refree for both kids?

Thanks CR001 & tier11417 for your answer on above question. I have few more queries regarding MN1 form

1) can i use same refree for my both kids

2) I am using my accountant as professional refree. Is it ok?

3)Date this parent / legal guardian became settled in the United Kingdom. On my BRP date is from 20 July 2019 . I have to put this date?

4) Is it ok to put one parent detail on which ILR application based or both parent details have to put.

rupi85 wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 25, 2019 5:04 am

Thanks tier11417
Did you put details of both parents?
Can I use same refree for both kids?

The form asked father’s and mother’s details. So i put both parent’s details.
I am not sure but I would assume you could use the same referees for both children.

2) Professional referee has to know the child in professional capacity e.g. minister of religion, health visitor, teacher etc.

3) Yes

but no teacher and health visitor willing to do

rupi85 wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 25, 2019 1:54 pm

but no teacher and health visitor willing to do

HO is not strict when it comes to young children’s referee.
I got mine by minister of religion.

If you google the forum you might get some alternate answers.

i search on ukvi website


The referee must:
• have known the (adult) applicant for at least 3 years
• a British passport holder and either a professional person or aged over 25 (at
least one referee must be a professional person)
The referee must not:
• be related to the applicant or the other referee
• be the applicant’s representative
• be employed by the Home Office
• have been convicted of an imprisonable offence in the last 10 years for which
the sentence is not spent under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974

For child applicants at least one of the referees must be a person who has dealt with
the child in a professional role such as a teacher, doctor, health visitor or social
worker. Where a child cannot provide a referee who has dealt with them in a
professional capacity and has provided documents to show that they have attempted
to do so, you can accept 2 referees who meet the criteria for referees on adult
applications.


what you think so can i use my accountant? or it will be problem to use accountant as refree

In document check list if do n't tick all of them i couldn't proceed.
Heading say
Documents
From the list of documents below, provide as many as you can. Tick each document to confirm that you have read the requirement, even if you cannot send it. If you are unsure about any of the evidence, read the guidance.

There is one tick question

If XXXXXX told us that their parent is a British citizen then you must provide us evidence of their citizenship. This could include their British passport, a certificate of citizenship or their birth certificate.

shall i tick this one as well. Even we are not british citizen

You are not British so why would you tick it??

but if i don't tick i can't proceed

if i don't tick
it show following message
Review your answers:
tick all the boxes to agree that you will provide these documents

Documents
From the list of documents below, provide as many as you can. Tick each document to confirm that you have read the requirement, even if you cannot send it. If you are unsure about any of the evidence, read the guidance.

Where in the form did you state that you are British then??

What option to register the child did you choose out of the list??

It show like this
i choose kid born in uk and one parent settle in uk

Consideration under British Nationality Act

Choose which category to apply under. You are a child under 18 and: (Required)

You were born in the UK

One or both your parents are settled in the UK

You only need to submit evidence of your ILR BRP and Passport.