Son's UK Passport?

[Terpe]

I was looking this kind of thing up today and even phoned the Isle of Man Immigration people as I wondered about the Isle of Man and UK Citizenship. Turns out that they are one and the same. So a child of ours born in the Isle of Man would have a British passport.

For some strange reason, in this instance, the UK includes the Isle of Man.

Could be a misprint

[Steve.r]

Just because he does not posess a Uk birth certificate should not prevent him becoming British. My son only has a Phils Birth Cert, and we got his passport with no problems. We were told was that we could apply for a British cert at the embassy, but it had no extra weight behind it and the cost of it was not worth it, there was no point.

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Just because he does not posess a Uk birth certificate should not prevent him becoming British. My son only has a Phils Birth Cert, and we got his passport with no problems. We were told was that we could apply for a British cert at the embassy, but it had no extra weight behind it and the cost of it was not worth it, there was no point.

Hello Steve.r
I have son 5 months old now born here in the Philippines and i am married to his father a british citizen. Wer'e planning to go to manila by next week to apply our son's british birth cert and british passport. I have gathered all the requirements need but there's one requirement that i need more information about the Home Office documents for Philippine nationals who have become British Citizens.
I hope you can give me information about it. thank you.

[Steve.r]

Hello Steve.r
I have son 5 months old now born here in the Philippines and i am married to his father a british citizen. Wer'e planning to go to manila by next week to apply our son's british birth cert and british passport. I have gathered all the requirements need but there's one requirement that i need more information about the Home Office documents for Philippine nationals who have become British Citizens.
I hope you can give me information about it. thank you.

Have you filled out and got all the required papers for the C2 form? The part you have highlighted is for Philippine nationals who have become British Nationals, you have not, (as you have not indicated this) so you dont have to worry about that bit.
Just make sure you have all the information needed for the C2 form.

Here are the forms and papers needed (taken from another of my posts)

This is the C2 form, http://centralcontent.fco.gov.uk/res...fs/form-c2.pdf


Here are the C2 notes:
http://centralcontent.fco.gov.uk/res...m-c2-notes.pdf

Here is a list of required documents for the Philippines:




CHILDREN UNDER 16, BORN OUTSIDE OF THE UK (where only ONE parent was British at the time of birth)

• Current British passport
• Local birth certificate, if born in the Philippines, NSO version
• British Birth Certificate (if held)
• Parents passports at time of the birth of applicant
• Parents current passports
• Home Office naturalisation/registration document of applicant and parents if applicable
• Parents Marriage Certificate
• CRS Form no 5 - Advisory on Marriages (available from the NSO)
• CENOMAR for Philippine citizen parent (if parents are not married)
• Birth certificates of all other siblings
• Annulment/Divorce/death certificate for parents
• Mother's antenatal/postnatal/delivery notes, scans and ultrasounds from hospital.

We understand that not all of the above documentation will be available. Please provide as much as possible when you submit the application.
Contact Us:

If you cannot find the information you need on the website, you could contact the Careline Passport Information Line at +44 208 082 4744 (Credit Card Line - calls will be charged at £0.72 per minute plus VAT) 21:00 Sunday UK time - 01:30 Saturday UK time (24 hour service). Please be aware that you will be charged for this call.

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Yes, filled out and got all the requirements for C2 form and ready to apply. Thank you so much Steve.r

[lastlid]

Could be a misprint

Could be. But it correlates with what I heard today on the phone. I was surprised as I wasn't expecting that.