How do I contact the HO & find out what the issue is? & all of the documents were returned except for the passport, so why wouldn't the HO just keep everything if the issue @ was such a huge problem? I'm just confused on their reasoning. How could my Father return to British Embassy in Chicago & get ...
This is a fairly exotic problem you have and I have serious doubts that you will find anybody here who has significant relevant experience with this. It would be one big coincidence! It goes well beyond the scope of this forum. Therefore, I would strongly advise you to get professional help, in ...
Why is there no response to my post? This is the first time that I've posted something on this site & didn't receive a response. I really need your help. Where are the moderators on this topic like Jambo JaJ,John, & etc?! Please help
I applied for British passport by decent (my father British otherwise than by decent) through the embassy in Washington D.C. in December of 2011, initially I had to get cleared on being a legitimize child, which I did on March 30, 2012 after sending in supporting documents, following that I had to ...
to Lucapooka yes I agree it is quite intriguing, they already agreed/confirmed that I am British under this complex situation/circumstance, but the embassy insisted they had to confirm my dad's identity before they issued my passport, which was the purpose of the interview.
I applied to be" British citizen by decent" from abroad in the U.S. through my father who is a "British citizen otherwise than by decent". My dad attended & completed the interview at the embassy in New York City who sent the results of the interview to the embassy in Washington D.C. where my ...
I'm currently in the process of obtaining my first British Passport through my father's bloodline due to him being a British Citizen other than by descent. Recently asked me to send in additional documents on my father's behalf, which I did. After the documents were received by the British Embassy ...
To Jambo & Baloney thanks for your thoughts I'm well aware of the fact that Lucpooka doesn't handle the passport application I just needed someone to answer my question & yes the interview if they called for one would be for my father I completed all my requirements thus far but it has been a ...
From my understanding all the documents that have & will be supplied to me by father will match the source & entity that issued them initially,with that being said will that prompt the supervisor to be satisified & avoid the hassle & skip the interview requirement?
I'm in the final stages of obtaining my first-time British passport through my father's bloodline but recently the British Embassy in Washington D.C. requested the following documents from my father 1)An official name change document/court order for name change from Abulu (as on his birth ...
I recently applied for my First British Passport abroad in the U.S. I made it to the final step in the process before my passport will be issued. The passport examiner stated the following to me " Before we issue your passport we have to be completely satisfied in your father’s identity. You can s ...
Example: Father UK born but U.S. domicile since 1986-present :child born in U.S. to unmarried father in 1988 :adult child applies for passport in 2011 According to the UK home office/IPS website publication on passports its lists the U.S. as a country that has "no distinction between children born ...
My parents voluntarily established my paternity in court together about a month after I was born. Below I listed USA laws on legitimacy and paternity...your thoughts? Whether paternity is established voluntarily, administratively or by court action, the result is the same. In each case, the ...
Would those possible exceptions you listed apply only if my Dad has UK domicile or will it also apply if it is determined that my Dad has U.S. domicile?
When the domicile questionnaire was sent to me from the passport examiner this statement was also made "Your case is not straight forward one, it might be that you have no claim to British citizenship at all. Under British Nationality law the father of the child born before 2006 must to be married ...
I read the links that you posted, based on your knowledge, understanding, and interpretation of the rules is it more helpful to my case and to produce a successful application that my father's domicile be in the U.S. or UK?
