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You do not need a deed poll to use your married surname1. We can change name by using deed poll, is that right?
I suggest to change your surname before applying for citizenship. This means change your name in the Indian passport. ILR BRP does not need to be changed2. When is right time to change the name, means while applying for naturalisation or while applying for british passport. How does it work really means my ILR BRP has my old name so just proving deed pool will be enough in both cases?
3. If I don’t apply for citizenship now but change my name on all documents, get renewed the Indian passport with new name and then apply for citizenship in late 2021 or early 2022 will it be fine? I am thinking of this route because then my naturalisation application and my british passport application will have my new name. But In this case Do I need to change the name on ILR BRP as well?
Is that their Indian passports ?! That should not be relevant to the UK4. My husband’s, daughter’s passport has my old name also my new baby’s passport will also have my old name. So Do I need to update my name on their passport as well if I go with point 3 route? Or do I have to keep deed poll all the time during travel once I change my name nut not on their passport?
Yes, the absences will count from the day of the application5. As I said I want spend 6 to 7 months with my family next year. I already lived 7 months in India at the time of daughter’s birth in November2016- July2017. So will it affect my citizenship application ? Because For citizenship main two absence rules are: no more than 90days in 12 months of applying and no more than 450days of 5 years from application date. So do they calculate 5 years from date of application?
The passport office will not issue a passport with a different name to the certificate of naturalisation and your Indian passport.6. If I don’t change my name and straightaway apply for citizenship and get British passport too. And then change my name on all documents will this be easiest way?
Ah!! Then what will required? Marriage certificate?You do not need a deed poll to use your married surname
But then If I get new indian passport with married name then name on BRP will be different. So while applying for naturalisation/ citizenship process what supporting documents needed then? because some documents might have my old name like previous employment docs or P60. NI number etc.I suggest to change your surname before applying for citizenship. This means change your name in the Indian passport. ILR BRP does not need to be changed
Yes my daughter and husband have Indian passportIs that their Indian passports ?! That should not be relevant to the UK
Ok. Thank you so much.
I suggest to get an Indian passport with the new name and then apply for citizenship
Just your marriage cert.But then If I get new indian passport with married name then name on BRP will be different. So while applying for naturalisation/ citizenship process what supporting documents needed then? because some documents might have my old name like previous employment docs or P60. NI number etc.
Children are registered as British not naturalised.Kshiti wrote: ↑Thu Aug 15, 2019 3:04 pmHi Again I would like keep record of all my questions in same thread so asking it here.
As I said earlier my daughter who is 2 years now born in India, having ILR. My husband don’t want to change his citizenship and I am going to do Indian passport with married name first and then citizenship application. So meanwhile Can I apply for her citizenship now or she also need ILR+12 month criteria?
If yes then can I apply once she become eligible?
As she is born in India will she also have to apply for naturalisation or she can be directly registered as citizen?
What is exactly process for her citizenship application?
What all documents required to support her application?
So whenever I will apply, for her I need to use MN1 form to register her as citizen?Children born abroad can only apply for citizenship when either parent is also applying and the other holds ILR. So she will have to wait until you apply and can apply with you.
Yes.Kshiti wrote: ↑Thu Aug 15, 2019 3:22 pmSo whenever I will apply, for her I need to use MN1 form to register her as citizen?Children born abroad can only apply for citizenship when either parent is also applying and the other holds ILR. So she will have to wait until you apply and can apply with you.
Yes. ILR will not be valid and BRP must be returnedKshiti wrote: ↑Thu Nov 07, 2019 5:37 pmFrom recent threads found answer for first two questions but please can anyone answer 3rd question for me. As my daughter is born in India and have ilr do we need to return it within 5 days once her registration certificate is done?
Please give me advice on this?
Lately I have applied for my wife and son same time( I am holding ILR), then they left India for Holidays. meantime, I recieved thier approval and booked ceremony behalf of them. I made cross check about my son as well and collect his certificate same day of ceremony with my wife. No problem at all.Kshiti wrote: ↑Thu Nov 07, 2019 5:37 pmFrom recent threads found answer for first two questions but please can anyone answer 3rd question for me. As my daughter is born in India and have ilr do we need to return it within 5 days once her registration certificate is done?
Please give me advice on this?
Such a child has no entitlement to British citizenship as he/she is born outside the UK. Such a child can be registered as British (by discretion of HO) only when at least one parent is British and the other is at least settled. Registration is using MN1
I told you above NO. ILR will be INVALIDI also want to know if we go to India after application then will my daughter allowed to enter in uk on her ILR BRP once her registration is approved?
I did exactly what is said in my earlier post, they got approval when they were in India for a holiday. then I called the council and arranged the date for the ceremony after their return with ILR BRP. The only thing is arranging the ceremony within 21 days of approval but the ceremony can be within 90 days at your convenience.Kshiti wrote: ↑Mon Nov 11, 2019 4:03 pmThank you for your reply katanyi. Much relieved to know that we do not have to returns kids ILR BRP.
If you dont mind can you answer some of my questions
1. How old is your son and was he holding ILR or pbs dependent visa. Just wanted to know if your case is same as mine.
He had ILR along with me and my wife, he is 8 ( this is very recently done)
2. How long did it take to get his registration done?
about 3 months
3. Do we need to apply immediately for british passport once we get the registration certificate done or we can apply anytime when we are ready?
you can apply any time when you ready, but my wife and son applied immediately after the ceremony
my son and wife had one common referee but professionals were different ( for my son class teacher)Kshiti wrote: ↑Mon Nov 18, 2019 10:38 pmThanks again Zimba.
I have started my online application. I have included my daughter's application in tge same application as there is a question about adding another application.
So now I have a question that do I need separate references for me and my daughter or I can use same refrees in both application?
the council could hold a child's registration certificate until the adult ceremony and can be collected with them. regarding my son, council awarded the certificate together with my wife at the same time.