If it´s not a fake, that it does not seem to be, this link ( http://www.turberville.org/IND/campaigns/ ) points to good news regarding the exemption to the fee when aplying for british nationality relying on section 4C of the nationality act 1981.

In normal circumstances it would be a starting and ending point for sure. But I was wondering why my grandma, who was born abroad, had on her birthday certificate "british subject by birth". I don´t think it was a mistake as she was working at the consulate. Perhaps any trick, the one that might h ...

I agree with you. But without docs not even a professional could help. I´ve just been trying to know how my mother acquired her BC and unfortunately, the british consulate, that should, isn´t of help at all. Hence I need just a starting point.

I´ve been at the consulate and one person there agreed to investigate for me as a favour how my mother was registered. This person just could tell this to me: BC S11(1) ´81 - S12(2) BNA ´48.
Any idea about what it means?.

Thanks.

According to my mother´s birth certificate, she was registered at the british consulate. Does it mean anything, or it´s irrelevant?.

Thanks for the answers.

If I understand well, my mother could pass citizenship by descent to me if it is by birth or naturalisation. How could I know whether this is the case or not?. All her family were british and anyhow it could have happen.

Thanks.

Hello everyone, I have been searching through the forums to clarify if I qualify for british citizenship, but I was not succesfull. So my situation is as follows: My mother´s grandparents were british born, her father was british born as well, her mother was born in spain, and my mother was born in ...