Help required filling MN1 form, For Child Reg Section 1(3):
Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2013 5:19 pm
Hi,
Sorry if I am repeating the questions!
Background: I, my mrs and daughter got our ILR last week. Now I am planning to register my son who is UK born.
I have following questions to fill MN1 form under Section1(3):
1- 1.3 Please say if and when the child was given indefinite leave to enter/remain in the UK...
Q: My son do not have ILR but he do have LLR 3 years back when I got my LLR. Should I enter LLR date or leave this section blank???
2 - 2.1 If the child is resident in the United Kingdom or a British overseas territory (see page 8 of the guide), please give date and place of first arrival...
Q: My son is resident in UK and he was born in UK so I suppose I should leave this blank. My only concern is that he traveled outside UK once after LLR, Should I enter here that date???
3 - In Chapter 4 of MN1 Guide, I found
FOR CHILDREN LIVING IN THE UK
• Parents’ marriage certificate or civil partnership certificate
Please note - only include children who are not already British
Q: We were not married in UK. I do have the non English marriage certificate with (English Translated notary public attested copy). Will this marriage certificate will be accepted
Thanks in advance!
Sorry if I am repeating the questions!
Background: I, my mrs and daughter got our ILR last week. Now I am planning to register my son who is UK born.
I have following questions to fill MN1 form under Section1(3):
1- 1.3 Please say if and when the child was given indefinite leave to enter/remain in the UK...
Q: My son do not have ILR but he do have LLR 3 years back when I got my LLR. Should I enter LLR date or leave this section blank???
2 - 2.1 If the child is resident in the United Kingdom or a British overseas territory (see page 8 of the guide), please give date and place of first arrival...
Q: My son is resident in UK and he was born in UK so I suppose I should leave this blank. My only concern is that he traveled outside UK once after LLR, Should I enter here that date???
3 - In Chapter 4 of MN1 Guide, I found
FOR CHILDREN LIVING IN THE UK
• Parents’ marriage certificate or civil partnership certificate
Please note - only include children who are not already British
Q: We were not married in UK. I do have the non English marriage certificate with (English Translated notary public attested copy). Will this marriage certificate will be accepted
Thanks in advance!
