Citizenship hopeless helpline

[coco2010]

Hie

I have tried to phone the H O Citizenship helpline . 0845 010 5200 but i always get the answering machine. does anybody know another number i can try or has anybody had any luck with this number !!!!!

thanx

[senthil78]

Hie

I have tried to phone the H O Citizenship helpline . 0845 010 5200 but i always get the answering machine. does anybody know another number i can try or has anybody had any luck with this number !!!!!

thanx

Don't waste your money by calling 0845 number. Use this number 01516725626. Try after 10 am in the morning and after 2 Pm.

[vinny]

What did you want to ask?

[coco2010]

hie Vinny , i wanted to ask them what chances my teenage daughter who was born abroad has of getting her citizenship now. we recently got our ILR and are just completing the mn1 forms for our two younger children who were born here. My daughter has been here for 8 years and is still in high school

thanx

[vinny]

If she's under 18, then it's Subject to discretion (3(1)).

If she's 18 or over, then she may be eligible for naturalisation.

[NiiKpani]

Hie

I have tried to phone the H O Citizenship helpline . 0845 010 5200 but i always get the answering machine. does anybody know another number i can try or has anybody had any luck with this number !!!!!

thanx

Don't waste your money by calling 0845 number. Use this number 01516725626. Try after 10 am in the morning and after 2 Pm.

Thanks to me

[senthil78]

Hie

I have tried to phone the H O Citizenship helpline . 0845 010 5200 but i always get the answering machine. does anybody know another number i can try or has anybody had any luck with this number !!!!!

thanx

Don't waste your money by calling 0845 number. Use this number 01516725626. Try after 10 am in the morning and after 2 Pm.

Thanks to me

Ofcourse, I got this info from you.

[John]

we recently got our ILR

That being the case, it is very unlikely that the discretion would be granted in favour of the born-outside-the-UK child, until one or both parents have their Naturalisation (or are applying for it). In other words, in practice in is necessary to wait until one year after getting the ILR.

But that raises another point .... it is cheaper if all the Child Registration applications are made at the same time. So a choice .... hold back the two section 1(3) applications for the born-in-the-UK children .... and make those applications at the same time as all the other applications ..... OR .... make the two section 1(3) applications now .... and then incur more cost making the one section 3(1) application in slightly less than one year's time.