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I have British Citizenship status granted. I plan to apply for British Passport soon.

Now, I have a daughter who was born here and she has just turned 10 years old. The only document she has is the British Birth Certificate.

My question is, I am tempted to apply for her too for British Passport at the same time as I will be applying for mine by Post and include all the documentations for myself and her in one envelop and despatch them together. What is the implication of taking such an action considering that she has no British naturalisation granted in her name? Would she be granted the passport? If not, what would be the best action to take for a positive outcome in her case?

Your quick guidance over this matter will be greatly appreciated, as I am in a hurry to get passports as we have a holiday booked to our country of original in April 2022.

Regards,

Is she British? Only a British citizen can apply for a British passport
Simply being born in the UK does not make a child British, if neither parent was settled (ILR/PR) at the time of her birth.

You likely have to register her as British before she can apply for a passport.

Agree. If child is automatically British, then apply for a British passport directly Else, register child first.