British style birth certificate for naturalised citizen

[jazbaati99]

Many thanks to the forum and the invaluable advise given here that helped me through my failed work permit application to my naturalisation as a British citizen. A quick question, is it possible to get a British style birth certificate as an additional proof of my citizenship (apart from my naturalisation certificate). Can the good folks guide me?

Rgds

[paulp]

Is it possible to get a British birth certificate when you were neither born in the UK nor born British?

[avjones]

I'm not sure what you mean - do you mean a British BC showing your birth in a non-British place, at a time when you weren't entitled to citizenship?

[jazbaati99]

Exactly, I am wondering if it is possible to obtain a British style birth certificate (now that I am a naturalised citizen) that show my birth in a non-British place, at a time when I was not entitled to citizenship. Is it somehow possible to obtain such a document and use it as an alternate proof of my citizenship other than my naturalisation certificate?

In short, is it possible to get a British birth certificate when I was neither born in the UK nor born British at time of my birth?

[avjones]

I can't see how, no.

[jazbaati99]

Many thanks indeed.

Kind regards

[Dawie]

A certificate of naturalisation is, in effect, the equivalent of a birth certificate for naturalised citizens.

As far as proving your citizenship goes, for persons born after 1983 a British birth certificate (and being born in the UK) does not prove that you are a British citizen. A certificate of naturalisation is far more valuable in this regard.

[tinux]

Exactly, I am wondering if it is possible to obtain a British style birth certificate (now that I am a naturalised citizen) that show my birth in a non-British place, at a time when I was not entitled to citizenship. Is it somehow possible to obtain such a document and use it as an alternate proof of my citizenship other than my naturalisation certificate?

In short, is it possible to get a British birth certificate when I was neither born in the UK nor born British at time of my birth?

NO

even if you are british and let's say you changed your name you will never change the birth certification because it was correct at that time and will not change without a court order and when you get a court order it is usually attached to the original one.
I have seen a copy of court order for a child and it simply says name change etc.. but original is regarded to be a record of an entry and that was correct at that time

[jazbaati99]

Many thanks, really appreciate all the replies.