If this isn’t the case, you would need to make the Child Registration Application. Once the MN1 form is completed, you will need to register the child’s biometric information, if requested by the Home Office.
Children under six will need to have a digital photo taken, although they are exempt from getting fingerprints taken.
Children under 16 will need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian to a biometric enrolment appointment.
You should remember that there may be fees attached to the application and, depending on the laws of the country, previous citizenship may be lost when granted British citizenship.
It can take up to six months for the Home Office to process Child Registration Applications.
Consulting with a child law solicitor throughout the process will help to eliminate any errors which could slow down your application or lead to a refusal.
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At Jones Whyte, our immigration lawyers work closely with other departments so we can, if necessary, consult with child protection lawyers or child access solicitors throughout the citizenship application process.
We also offer a wide range of immigration services, including:
Whatever your status, Jones Whyte will be able to help with any immigration issues. Contact us today.