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I am applying for my son's citizenship, my son is born in UK, never out of uk, never applied any visa, i have not applied his indian passport neither he has any nationality. he does not have officially issued identity document neither any travel document nor any national identity card. please help me what kind of documents i can use apart from birth certificate. help needed urgent.

birth certificate is enough.
Have you read the guidance or tried filling out the form?
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... .pdf#page8

Yes I filled the form, it ask me to “TICK” If Mr XXX has a passport then provide this with your application. If Mr XXX does not have a passport then you must provide another officially-issued identity document. This could include an official travel document or national identity card.

Thanks

logical_riz wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 09, 2019 5:31 pm

Yes I filled the form, it ask me to “TICK” If Mr XXX has a passport then provide this with your application. If Mr XXX does not have a passport then you must provide another officially-issued identity document. This could include an official travel document or national identity card.

Thanks

It does say IF and COULD!! Birth cert is acceptable for UK born children.

Thank you.

Hi Everyone, I would really appreciate if someone can help me with MN1 form please. I have received ILR and i am filling my kids MN1 form the age of 8 with indian passport and 4 years old (No Indian Nationality) . My questions are:-

Do I need to provide evidence of my son being stateless? If so what kind of evidence? where to get it?

should i give 5 years addresses for my 4 years old boy?

parents name are only given name. surname is blank so how to fill surname column?

Thanks for reading.

please someone help.

Can please someone helps regarding MN1 Form

Both parents have only given name in passports and surname is blank, in MN1 form both name & surname has to be filled, please help what to do? Thanks

Hi,
I would put text 'nothing' or 'null' and then write a cover letter to home office explaining your situation..
This is my suggestion only to bipass your situtaion..moderators please correct me if I am wrong..
Thanks and Regards,
scher

Do i need to book 1 appointment or two appointments with UKVCAS? I am applying for 2 kids in same application form.
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logical_riz wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 12, 2019 1:09 pm

Do i need to book 1 appointment or two appointments with UKVCAS? I am applying for 2 kids in same application form.
thanks

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can some one please provide an example of covering letter for mn1 application. i will be thankful to you.

You do NOT require a covering letter.

I fail to understand why members think we all have a 'template database' for covering letters that are not required.

actually, one of my son's passport is already with the home office and 2nd child's passport & nationality never been applied, my passport is also with the home office so i want to mention all this in the covering letter.. if any one still can help me it will be very much appreciated.

**thank you cr001 for your reply anyway.

You cannot apply for MN1 until your ILR has been granted.

You need to upload your ILR BRP for MN1. You DO NOT need a letter explaining anything as you cannot apply for MN1 yet if either parent does not have ILR.

So you need to wait to hear back from HO on your ILR.

Are both children UK born??

My wife (Child mother) just got the ILR.
I am applying for kids citizenship as my wife granted ILR.

Are both children UK born??
yes both children born in UK and never out of UK,
although 1st child (7years old) got indian passport and nationality issued through Edinburgh consulate also never applied for his UK visa.

2nd child (3 years old) never applied for indian passport neither nationality)

Why do you need your passport if you don't have ILR.

You only needs the parent who has ILR documents.

Do you have a scanned copy of the childs passport?? No originals are sent to HO anymore.

Remember also that it is not for the Nationality department to run around to find the documents at one of the visa extension or ILR departments. They are located at completely different parts of the country.

by CR001 » Mon Sep 16, 2019 9:45 am

Why do you need your passport if you don't have ILR.
->ok got your point. i will upload only my wife's passport copy

You only needs the parent who has ILR documents.
->ok thanks. i thought both parents need to send passport copy.

Do you have a scanned copy of the childs passport?? No originals are sent to HO anymore.
->yes I have scanned copy for 1st Child.

can you please advice me about my 2nd child who has no any passport or indian nationality? what is best document for his ID? and Do i need to mention about it somewhere?


Remember also that it is not for the Nationality department to run around to find the documents at one of the visa extension or ILR departments. They are located at completely different parts of the country.

->this is good to know..

You DO NOT need anything for the second child. Birth certificate is sufficient!!

thank you CR001 clearing almost all the confusions.

only one thing is when I applied I selected ** I am the applicant instead of **I am the representative of the applicant, is it right? does it affect if it was not right? can i change it now?

regards

It is correct.

Hi CR001,
sorry for posting here, I have selected I am the representative of the applicant and submitted my application already. I think i need to sign in the declaration section as I have selected option saying that I am the representative of the applicant ..

Can i do anything now as I have submitted my child's application already like cover letter etc..

Please clarify,
thanks and regards,
scher

CR001 wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 16, 2019 10:26 am

It is correct.

if the minor is applicant (without any representative) then do minor need to sign on Child Consent ? or parents Consent is enough? applicant are only 3 & 7 years old.

thanks

can i make just one pdf file of marriage certificate, birth certificate & all references and upload.