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MN1 Application for Child - Evidencing Residency for 3 Years

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MN1 Application for Child - Evidencing Residency for 3 Years

Post by melloj » Mon Apr 10, 2017 1:09 pm

Hello all,

I am hoping to get some advice with the completion of an MN1 Application for two children applying for British citizenship under Section 3(5), i.e. British citizenship by descent via a British grandfather and British mother born overseas. Assuming that we are in fact entitled to apply for the children's citizenship and have all other necessary documents/evidence, I set out the following facts:

a) Two kids (one born in Canada, other in Japan);
b) Wife (British Citizen but born in Japan and educated in Canada);
c) Me (Canadian/Polish Citizen);
d) We all arrived in the UK in early 2014;
e) I have clear documentation showing my arrival as an EEA citizen and work payslips over the course of the years;
f) My wife is a homemaker. She has not received any payslips, attended any school, etc. here in the UK. The best that we can think of getting for her in terms of documentation is a letter from our surgery showing when she was registered, her name on the original tenancy agreement for the place we lived in when we arrived; her name on the counsel tax bills and a letter from our bank manager showing from when our joint account was first opened.

The question I have is whether the information set out in (f) above would be enough to show that my wife was resident in the UK for the three year period. Any ideas or advice from experience dealing with this situation?

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