I am a British citizen by birth, my son was born in 2012 to my girlfriend who is a Philippines national. One of the documents required seems to be "Passports at time of conception", however the mother's passport at the time was lost and a new one was not gotten till around 2 months after conception ...

So you mean even when I am divorced with my child being born whislt I was still married to my previous husband - still make my previous husband "considered his father because of our marriage bond"? That's ridiculous. He isnt the one on the birth certificate? And how will he then become the son of ...

My ex of a husband has never been very helpful. Even before when I asked him about paying for the annulment. He won't do it. Would me asking him to get a divorce for us - would that make my current situation better? I really don't know what to do now. Would a paternity test or blood test be ...

Me and my British Partnes has a son. He's born in the Philippines. I wonder if it is possible for him to get our son a passport in the UK? Or should it be here in the British Embassy in Manila? Also is it better if I register him as British Citizen in the embassy first or get him a passport first ...

Me and my British Partnes has a son. He's born in the Philippines. I wonder if it is possible for him to get our son a passport in the UK? Or should it be here in the British Embassy in Manila? Also is it better if I register him as British Citizen in the embassy first or get him a passport first ...