One of my friend (who is British Citizen Now) asked me if it is possible to change the country of birth in the passport?
She claimed asylum as Romanian national however she actually was born in Ukraine.
Is it possible?
what are the implications?

thanks

Just to report Back.

Sent a covering letter with last five years P60s only and received Passport today with all documents back..


Thanks

you need to send your proof of living her in UK.
you can send you council tax bills or bank statments or any other household bill, if your name was in it.

They just want to see if you were living at the same address.

I hope it make sense to you.

JAJ wrote:

petra wrote:So the passport can still be issued without NS certificate?

Only if you can convince the Passport Office that the child is British. But the Home Office knows much more about nationality law than the Passport Office does.

Thanks..

Hi, My background: - Came to UK in Sep 2004 on student visa. - Got married to a european in Aug 2006 (in the UK). - Applied for EEA2 in Sep 2006. - Got EEA2 in May 2007. - My wife became British in Mar 2008. The reason I am asking the following questions is because the law has been changed a lot ...

alex1001 wrote:by the way its for my eea4 application. i know i can submit the application myself but i just want to be extra cautious.

cheers!

why you think you need a lawyer?

JAJ wrote:Pay the money for the Home Office certificate.

It then creates a permanent record and avoids hassle renewing passport later on (if the passport office lose their records).

thanks it make sense.

So the passport can still be issued without NS certificate?

Use form NS to get a Home Office citizenship status certificate for the child. http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/britishcitizenship/aboutcitizenship/ Only then should you apply for a passport. Context of the ACTUAL letter below.. As the person named above was born in the UK after 31st Dec 1982 they ...

single application based on 5 years + 1 with a PR, spouse of and EEA national.(automatic PR status from 11/2007), My PR isued on 24/02/2010 and applyed for BC 13/04/10. The nice gentlement, after he called UKBA, told me that I do not qualify to apply untill 24/02/11, I showed him the famous page No ...

single application based on 5 years + 1 with a PR, spouse of and EEA national.(automatic PR status from 11/2007), My PR isued on 24/02/2010 and applyed for BC 13/04/10. The nice gentlement, after he called UKBA, told me that I do not qualify to apply untill 24/02/11, I showed him the famous page No ...

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Bascially you have already answered the question yourself.For the passport office to issue the child with a british passport, proof needs to be provided that the mother exercised treaty rights for 5 years and hence automatically attained PR before the child was born. But no such proof was provided ...

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petra, that income looks OK to me. Suggest he gets on and gets the application submitted. thanks John and nassima he is really happy to hear that and going Iraq this July to take his wife to British emabssy in Syria or Jordan apply. will let you know of the out come. Just to clarify this £105 per w ...

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First of all about the waiting time. we sent our application on 1st July initially but was retuned twice in a row for Evidence of treaty rights.. however the last time we sent application were on 1st of august, Received COA on 11th August and then Received all our passports on 26th August. So the ...

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Just an update.
We have received our passport back with 5 years stamps.

Hurrah...
We have got our passports back this morning with 5 years stamps.

So it took about 3 weeks when I sent it the lst time on 1st Aug...

Thanks everybody for your input and interest so far.

thanks you all
Sorry I was busy to report here back..

Right I sent the documents to EEA2 address again on 1/8/09 and this time got a COA on 13/8/09. on my husband name...

so I guess we are good now..

Thanks

thanks Rozen again for your prompt reply..
I remember what you said last week but I was not sure about the right to work thing