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by Obie » Sat Sep 06, 2014 1:49 am
I don't want to get into semantics with you, as you a most respected poster, but it seem to me more than implicitly, that your post was suggesting, that if the child is born overseas then British Citizenship will not be obtained.
What other reasonable deduction can i be expected to make from your post.
Let me explain in simple terms.
You seem to imply that provided the child is born in the UK , citizenship can be obtained. I got the impression you were suggesting that if the child is not born in the UK, then he or she will not obtain citizenship.
That is not always right and correct.
If the father is British otherwise than by descent, then irrespective of whether the child is born in the UK or not, he /she will be a British.
That was my point of contention.
If the OP had said he got his Bristish citizenship by descent, i would have allowed your post to be the final say in the matter, as you will be perfectly correct.
I have not commented on your second statement as it is spot on.
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