Registering A Child Born In The UK After 10 Years Residence – Form T Application
You can register your child born in the UK as a British Citizen after 10 years. You will need to use Form T application to register your child as a British citizen.
If you want to get British citizenship for your child, you can apply to ‘register’ them as a British citizen. Registering is a way of applying for British citizenship.
Your child needs British citizenship before they can get a UK passport.
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- pay slips
- bank statements for all your accounts
- tenancy agreement
- utility bills
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Registering a Child Born in the UK as a British Citizen after 10 years
Section 1(4) of the British Nationality Act 1981 states that any child born in the UK whose parents are not British or settled in the UK shall have an entitlement to register as a British citizen provided that in each of the first ten years of the child’s life, the number of days spent outside the UK does not exceed 90.
requirements to register a child born in the uK as a British citizen after 10 years
Generally the child will need to show that they:
- have been born in the United Kingdom on or after 1 January 1983;
- they are 10 years of age or over;
- have spent no more than 90 days outside the United Kingdom in each of the first 10 years of your life; and
- be of good character.
It may be possible for the Home Office disregard the requirement to have spent fewer than 90 days outside the United Kingdom. If you have exceeded this number of days but believe there are special circumstances, you should explain these on your application form.
Parental Consent
As the applicant has an entitlement to be registered as a British citizen if the requirements are met, the absence of parental consent (in cases where the applicant is a minor) should not be a reason for refusal. It is good practice to gain consent of all those with parental responsibility for the child and it should normally be requested, but this is not mandatory. If the consent is not gained it is not a reason for refusing the application.
How Much We Charge?
We charge a fixed fee to deal with an application for a child born in the UK as a British citizen after 10 years.
| Our Service | Our Fee |
| One-off immigration consultation/advice for registration as a British Citizen | £60 |
| One-Off Application Checking Service / Documents Assessment | £350 |
| Full service for registration as a British Citizen to cover all the work until decision by the Home Office UKVI | From £700 To £1,000 |
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Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Can a child born in UK get citizenship after 10 years?
A child born in the UK to non-British parents who remains in the UK for at least the first 10 years of their life is eligible to register as a British citizen.
Does my child automatically get British citizenship after 10 years?
No, you will need to register your child born in the UK as a British citizen after 10 years. You will need to use Form T Application.
What is the 7 year rule for British citizenship?
If your child was born in the UK and lived in the UK 7 years, the child is eligible for ILR.
How much is British citizenship for child?
It costs £1,012 to apply for each child.
