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Wayfarer777
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Right of Abode for child born outside UK

Post by Wayfarer777 » Sat Mar 15, 2025 9:32 pm

Hi,

I just need a small clarification regarding the supporting documents.

I am going to apply for COE-ROE for my child from India. Could someone please tell me whether I need to submit all original documents (eg. naturalisation certificate) or photocopies should suffice?

I have same question for spouse visa. Should I need to submit all original documents (eg. employer letter, payslips etc) or photocopies should be fine?

Thanks.

Wayfarer777
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Re: Right of Abode for child born outside UK

Post by Wayfarer777 » Tue Mar 18, 2025 10:12 pm

can someone please provide information on this?

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Re: Right of Abode for child born outside UK

Post by Ticktack » Wed Mar 19, 2025 10:14 am

Wayfarer777 wrote:
Sat Mar 15, 2025 9:32 pm
Hi,

I just need a small clarification regarding the supporting documents.

I am going to apply for COE-ROE for my child from India. Could someone please tell me whether I need to submit all original documents (eg. naturalisation certificate) or photocopies should suffice?

I have same question for spouse visa. Should I need to submit all original documents (eg. employer letter, payslips etc) or photocopies should be fine?

Thanks.
It's all done online, so scanned copies would suffice.
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Wayfarer777
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Re: Right of Abode for child born outside UK

Post by Wayfarer777 » Thu Mar 20, 2025 1:34 pm

Thanks for the info. Much appreciated!

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