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To the best of my knowledge, you can apply later for her once she has got her passport. That application should then be treated as normal dependent applicationmriz_q wrote:Hi All,
My Tier 1 extension is due in June2012, and I am going to apply it by end of May 2012, we just had a baby last month, I have applied for her NID and passport in embassey, but we are not going to receive it before we apply for our extension, Can I make an application for me & my wife and once we got her passport apply for her leave to remain? if Yes what would be the process do then I have to wait till I got my passport back or send my baby's passport referencing to our application
please advice
Yes. You would be able to apply once you have your application decidedmriz_q wrote:Thanks for your reply, do we have to wait until we receives our passport back or can we make another application referencing the previous application, another question that I have is do my wife have to give any english language test for extension, I have done Master's from here I know I don't have to do any test but does she have to?
please advice
vinny wrote:If your child (304-309) is not travelling, then you do not need to make an immigration application for leave to remain for her/him (Section 4a - Children born in the United Kingdom who are not British Citizens).
You may wait and include her/him in your extension or settlement (except under long residence) applications; OR immediately after a parent is granted settlement/PR, their child is entitled to register for British citizenship (Section 1(3)), irrespective of child's immigration status.Section 4a - Children born in the United Kingdom who are not British Citizens wrote:1. INTRODUCTION
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This section relates to children born in the United Kingdom on or after 1 January 1983 who are not British citizens because, at the time of their birth, neither of their parents was a British citizen or settled here. Such children do not have the right of abode and are subject to immigration control. They are not here unlawfully, however, and are not required to apply for leave to remain (see ANNEX P, paragraph 11 if further guidance is required on this point)...
Else, if s/he is traveling, then see also New Born Baby - VISA stamping.
See also Birth to five.