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  1. Britain Expat Forum for Expats Living in the UK
    Hello there, I've recently received my ILR and currently preparing my wife and daughter's FLR(M) application. I have two more children (boys) who were born in the UK while I was on PBS visa. They will not be included in the FLR(M) application, I want to make citizenship application for them...
    british citizenship mn1 section 1(3)
  2. Britain Expat Forum for Expats Living in the UK
    I'm about to submit this for my kids, but can someone confirm if a certified copy of my marriage certificate and the kids birth Certificate (South African) would be fine? My wife will need to original marriage certificate for her FLR M spousal visa application. Appreciate any advise in advance!
    mn1 section 3(2)
  3. Britain Expat Forum for Expats Living in the UK
    Hello, I am asking as I would like my children to have the British citizenship. Background, I am French, my wife is Japanese (with EEA FP). They are 8 and 10 born in Japan with both nationalities French and Japanese. They will have to leave their Japanese citizenship at their majority as Japan...
    eea ilr mn1 settle under 18
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