Zauwazylam ze na certyfikacjie jest data od kiedy syn został Brytyjczykiem
I to jest 21 kwiecień...to teraz mamy czerwiec
To dokument szedl 2 miesiące poczta czy jak ?

Dokument nabieral mocy urzedowej. ...

A wiec tak … trzeba sie starac o waiver.
To jest pierwsza aplikacja.
A tu jak to licza…. kogo stac a kogo nie.
“Affordability
Affordability definition
The applicant and parent(s) are considered unable to pay the fee when they do not have sufficient funds at their disposal to pay the required fee after meeting their essential living needs, and continuing to meet any other child’s essential needs, such as housing and food. This is the primary assessment for whether a fee waiver should be granted.
Assessing affordability
This affordability test seeks to assess the amount of income and savings available once accommodation and essential living needs for the applicant, parent(s) and any of their dependants have been met.
The total amount of resource available to the applicant and parent(s) must be considered, including any savings the individual(s) may have. This should be applied to the total amount required by the applicant and parent(s) to pay for the applicant’s application.
When assessing a fee waiver application and whether the applicant, parent(s) cannot afford to pay the fee, consideration must be given to all the financial circumstances of the applicant and the parent(s) to include whether:
 an applicant and parent(s) are having their, and any dependant’s, accommodation and essential living needs met by others but are still in a situation where they can credibly demonstrate they cannot afford the fee. This could be because support is provided by the applicant’s or parent’s family and friends, a charity or NGO, or a local authority or through support provided by their home country’s government
 the applicant and parent(s) have any savings, or made reasonable efforts to save for the fee across a reasonable amount of time in the past 6 months. This is to ensure that only those who genuinely cannot afford the fee or have not had the ability to save for the foreseeable fee qualify for a fee waiver
 the applicant and parents(s) have spent in excess of their essential living needs.
The onus on demonstrating that a fee cannot be afforded lies with the applicant and parent(s). They must provide clear and compelling evidence that they are unable to afford the fee. If both the applicant and parent(s) have credibly demonstrated that they meet the affordability test then a fee waiver should be granted.
Using the information provided, the application needs to be addressed using the questions set out in the Relevant questions in assessing affordability section (pages 12-13) as a guide, considering the ability of the applicant and the parent(s) to pay the fee”.


Cala aplikacja ma 56 stron.
“Child Citizenship: Fee Waiver Request”.

[ Ostatnio edytowany przez: Maat17 05-07-2022 07:57 ]

Witam.

Czy ja dobrze kojarzę, że kiedyś było można złożyć wniosek razem z dzieckiem i kosztowało to coś koło £1550?

Jedyne, co teraz widzę, to że wniosek dla dziecka kosztuj 1000.

Coś pokręciłem?

I jeszcze jedno pytanie - czy mój szef i HR z pracy mogą być jako te 2 osoby, które potwierdzą "my identity"?

Tak wniosek Mn1 dla dziecka kosztuje ponad £1000
Wniosek mogą podpisać osoby które cie albo dziecko znają..
Ale znam przypadki że podpisują osoby co wogule dziecka na oczy nie widziały..

Drogo... Nie wiem, dlaczego myślałem, że za dziecko taniej..

A jeśli chodzi o osoby dla mnie, to kto to może być? Na stronie jest lista przykładowych zawodów:

https://www.gov.uk/countersigning-passport-applications/accepted-occupations-for-countersignatories

Szef z firmy będzie ok?

Jak dla ciebie to pewnie ze szef moze byc
Ktoś kto cie zna kto ma z tobą kontakt zawodowy sąsiedzi
Doktor pielęgniarka..
Ja nawet pisalam ile mnie kosztowało obywatelstwo dla syna
Jak pamiętam kolo plus minus £1200

[ Ostatnio edytowany przez: Wembley75 06-07-2022 16:43 ]

W moim przypadku jedna osoba to znajomy z pracy bez żadnego stanowiska a drugą sąsiad który jest cieciem na uniwersytecie. Obie osoby podpisały się dla mnie i mojej córki.

[ Ostatnio edytowany przez: Crunch 06-07-2022 19:01 ]

U mnie byly kolezanki/pielagniarki. Jedna Brytyjka od urodzenia, druga nie. Obie z paszportami.Obydwie znalam 6 lat.
Nie kazdy Ci podpisze, jesli Cie nie zna dlugo bo "I understand that I may be liable for prosecution resulting in a penalty of up to 3 months imprisonment or a ne not exceeding £5000 or both, if I knowingly or recklessly make a false declaration."

...a dla dzieci, znalazlam cos takiego.
"For child applicants at least one of the referees must be a person who has dealt with the child in a professional role such as a teacher, doctor, health visitor or social worker. Where a child cannot provide a referee who has dealt with them in a professional capacity and has provided documents to show that they have attempted to do so, you can accept 2 referees who meet the criteria for referees on adult applications.".

[ Ostatnio edytowany przez: Maat17 06-07-2022 23:57 ]