how i can bring baby born outside uk of person settle in uk

[Tarek004]

hi there ,could u advise me please in my matter.basiclly am living in uk i got permanent residence in uk ,i married in morocco and i got recently baby two months ago what shall do to bring my soon to leave with me here in uk.and do i have to register him in british consulate or here in uk even not born in uk? plz guys advice me ,thx in advince.

[Casa]

What about your wife? Are you intending only to bring your son to settle here?

[secret.simon]

Are you an EEA citizen or non-EEA citizen? Do you have PR under EU law or ILR under UK law? They are different things.

If you have PR in the UK and are not a British citizen, the child is not a British citizen. S/he will have the same status as his/her mother.

Children born abroad can only be registered in the UK if one parent has UK citizenship and the other has either UK citizenship or PR/ILR.

[CR001]

Do you mean Indefinite Leave to Remain under UK immigration rules or PR under the EEA/EU route?

What is your immigration history?

Your baby was born abroad, the baby is not British and not entitled to register as British at this time. Why do you think your baby can register as British?

What visa is your partner on or what is your partners immigration status?

[secret.simon]

The OP got far more advice in five minutes than he bargained for

[CR001]

The OP got far more advice in five minutes than he bargained for

LOL, indeed and probably not the advice they wanted to hear either

[Tarek004]

Do you mean Indefinite Leave to Remain under UK immigration rules or PR under the EEA/EU route?

What is your immigration history?

Your baby was born abroad, the baby is not British and not entitled to register as British at this time. Why do you think your baby can register as British?

What visa is your partner on or what is your partners immigration status?

i got Indefinite Leave to Remain in uk and am applying for a citizenship ,my partner she is moroccain,

[Wanderer]

I'm going to bed....

[secret.simon]

You can not register the child as British. He will have the same status as your wife. So, whatever visa your wife applies for, your son will have to be a dependent on that.

Any children born to you anywhere in the world after you become a British citizen (after the citizenship ceremony),will be British by descent.

Good night, Wanderer.

[CR001]

Your child is not British at all.

You will need to apply for settlement visas for both of them (assuming your wife is also coming to the UK for the first time). Child's visa will be issued for the same duration as your wife and they will both have to wait 5 years before qualifying for ILR.

You will have to meet the financial requirement of £22,400pa for them to qualify. Your wife will need English A1 level from one of the approved test providers.

Is your wife also applying for a visa to come and live in the UK or only the child?

[Tarek004]

Your child is not British at all.

You will need to apply for settlement visas for both of them (assuming your wife is also coming to the UK for the first time). Child's visa will be issued for the same duration as your wife and they will both have to wait 5 years before qualifying for ILR.

You will have to meet the financial requirement of £22,400pa for them to qualify. Your wife will need English A1 level from one of the approved test providers.

Is your wife also applying for a visa to come and live in the UK or only the child?

i applied already for settlement visa for my wife most one year ago,and got refuse they said that there is no enough evidence about our relation,and i did appeal and i provided to my solicitor all documents help in this matter,my son born and still waiting for replay for hearing .really am lost

[CR001]

Either wait for the appeal to run its course or withdraw and reapply meeting the requirements.

Unlikely that the child will be issued a visa without the mother being granted a visa.

[Tarek004]

thx mate for this information