Hi guys - very interesting case as this will probably be a problem to most Brazilians. I've got the same scenario with my surname (and rest of the family) but our British passport is being processed with no problems at the moment. (moving to Interview stage)karl7 wrote:Mralondon wrote:Hi all
i need advice from a senior member or someone face this problem
i send application for my 2 daughters last Monday and today i got a call from lady on passport office saying they cannot process my application because on my daughters registration certificate states her surname as smith and name as Judit Santos and on her Brazilian passport states her surname as Santos Smith and name as Judit
i contact the Brazilian consulate they informs due the Brazilian legislation Santos is part of her surname
even in her birth certificate states only Smith as surname Santos mum surname is surname
how i can deal with this ask home office to change on registration certificate or try to get another solution with passport office
thank you all for helping .
Hi MraLondon Have you managed to find a solution regarding your. child's surname. I am in exactly the same situation as all my names are listed under the Surname section of my old passport. Let me know if you find a solution and I will also keep you updated of how mine goes.
So maybe this depends on who in the passport office is processing the application? It is also worth highlighting that in my case I have been through the ILR process and then Naturalisation and as part of naturalisation they ask "how do you want to be know for"... which is where I chose to put my last name only and everything else became "first name". Per your example above, it would be Judit Santos (first names) and Smith (last name) in the certificate of naturalisation.
So maybe there is a difference between being naturalised and registered (born in the UK)?