osmanbello:


FACT The law did not change for UK nationals.

That's true

Only if one of your parents have a right of stay.
Not if you are illegal or Asly

yes it did not change for a national duh? infact why are we still talking about this ? this thread is gone now.

mamaput:

Only if one of your parents have a right of stay.
Not if you are illegal or Asly

I dont know about illegality. When I make submissions, I make them based on legit circumstances. Sorry, I never considered it with respect to a case of any illegal persons.

mamaput see? sometimes it pays for ppl to read your post first

I dont deal with illegalities so it doesn't come naturally to me to be discussing illegalities.

http://www.ilex.org.uk/uploaded/examiner_reports/Immigration%20Law.pdf

Thank you Easyy , its nice to know that you have a education and understand the law in the uk .

Eurphoria:

Osman
what education do you have please, lol and tell me also what you have acheived in your pathetic life mister? cmon looks like you are on the way to becoming a post LovePeddler. you know what ? people like you know all they know from the internet. Stay in your mud hut you frigging wretched pauper on your borrowed computer, no don't trade insults with me mister just give me a shout when you are in England and i will see if i can employ you, because you will need a job------------------------as a cleaner

What a pathetic woman you really are , you have been proven to be a person of little education who then throws insults around like a stupid child.

I have been on this forum longer than you but choose to read and diguest rather than post the mindless drivel that spouts from every word you type ,

Yes , im in England , YES i studied LAW , and have a degree (why dont you you up "members of the bar" lets see what you can than come up with

has you nose stopped growing yet?------------**yawns *** from picking fights with Thief of hearts to me, wow hope your ejaculation was sweet fuk off. wretched runt. Law my ass pls talk to some one who actually cares BYE

mamaput:

http://www.ilex.org.uk/uploaded/examiner_reports/Immigration%20Law.pdf

This doesn't state anywhere that you dont acquire citizenship by birth if your parents are illegal, or am I missing a trick?

mamaput:

http://www.ilex.org.uk/uploaded/examiner_reports/Immigration%20Law.pdf

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Many thanks :Once again facts, they are their if you have knowledge to understand them.

To the others whom like to insult, I suggest you get back to the kitchen where house girls should stay without being heard .

osmanbello:

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Many thanks :Once again facts, they are their if you have knowledge to understand them.

To the others whom like to insult, I suggest you get back to the kitchen where house girls should stay without being heard .

he he he

ah! finally, you see now you got that out your system lmao, see you throw insults just like the rest of us,   well all i can say is i wish i cared, --------because like they say sticks and stones, honey its like water off a duck's back with me. Stay safe in your mud house sunshine,  and keep talkiing in the 3rd person or find some one who cares. YOu entertained me plenty now i say bye bye  and don't forget to clean yourself up, that stain on your shorts ----bad look **raises an eyebrow***

That it , theres a good little girl , run away and sulk.

like i said you know all you know from the net your picture post proves this.

Well i like this pic very much infact that is the position i assume when i am in the trawls of heavy passion with my other half. I Love being spanked, so if you think posting such a pic will rile up a feminist chant in me-------WRONG to my man i know my place i am old fashioned in certain things and yes mo spanking pls , even better with a damp cane----- although i am wasting my breath with a dipstik like yourself, ''that woman know your place'' is all good becos we do and thats why we hold so much over you.

http://www.gherson.com/keyarticle/121/Nationality/



UPDATED: 11 May 2005
Acquiring British Citizenship By Birth in the United Kingdom
Children born in the United Kingdom will not automatically acquire British citizenship by virtue of their birth in the United Kingdom if neither of their parents are British citizens or settled in the United Kingdom at the time of their birth(1).

Children born in the UK will only be British citizens if at the time of their birth, one of their parents is a British citizen or is settled in the UK. As the law currently stands(2) , a child born to parents who are married at their time of their birth or subsequently marry may trace their entitlement to British citizenship through either parent. If the parents are not married at the time of the child’s birth or subsequently marry, the child will only acquire British citizenship if his or her mother is a British citizen or settled in the United Kingdom(3).

A child born in the United Kingdom may apply to be registered as a British citizen if after their birth, either of their parents becomes a British citizen or settled in the UK whilst the child is still a minor .

If neither parent is a British citizen or is settled in the UK, after the age of 10, a person born in the UK may register as a British citizen if he or she has not been out of the country for more than 90 days in each of the first ten years of his or her life(4).

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(1). Which would mean that they must have Indefinite Leave to Remain, commonly known as permanent residence.
(2). Section 9 of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 abolished the distinction between legitimate and illegitimate children and provides that a father can pass his British citizenship onto his children even when he is not married to the child’s mother. However, this section of the Act is not yet in force and so as it currently stands, where the parents are not married, a child born in the UK will not automatically acquire British citizenship through their father, but you may in certain circumstances apply to register the child as a British citizen.
(3). In this circumstance you can apply to register a child as a British citizen.
(4). A minor for the purpose of nationality law is a person who is under the age of 18.


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Thanks Mamaput.

As I stated, my remarks were with regards to a normal situation of legality.

Cheers anyway

mamaput:

http://www.gherson.com/keyarticle/121/Nationality/



UPDATED: 11 May 2005
Acquiring British Citizenship By Birth in the United Kingdom
Children born in the United Kingdom will not automatically acquire British citizenship by virtue of their birth in the United Kingdom if neither of their parents are British citizens or settled in the United Kingdom at the time of their birth(1).

Children born in the UK will only be British citizens if at the time of their birth, one of their parents is a British citizen or is settled in the UK. As the law currently stands(2) , a child born to parents who are married at their time of their birth or subsequently marry may trace their entitlement to British citizenship through either parent. If the parents are not married at the time of the child’s birth or subsequently marry, the child will only acquire British citizenship if his or her mother is a British citizen or settled in the United Kingdom(3).

A child born in the United Kingdom may apply to be registered as a British citizen if after their birth, either of their parents becomes a British citizen or settled in the UK whilst the child is still a minor .

If neither parent is a British citizen or is settled in the UK, after the age of 10, a person born in the UK may register as a British citizen if he or she has not been out of the country for more than 90 days in each of the first ten years of his or her life(4).

________________________________________________________________________________

(1). Which would mean that they must have Indefinite Leave to Remain, commonly known as permanent residence.
(2). Section 9 of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 abolished the distinction between legitimate and illegitimate children and provides that a father can pass his British citizenship onto his children even when he is not married to the child’s mother. However, this section of the Act is not yet in force and so as it currently stands, where the parents are not married, a child born in the UK will not automatically acquire British citizenship through their father, but you may in certain circumstances apply to register the child as a British citizen.
(3). In this circumstance you can apply to register a child as a British citizen.
(4). A minor for the purpose of nationality law is a person who is under the age of 18.


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I think that once again proves all i have posted is factual , please read it (its far better than East Enders and you will learn something ) (or not in the case of our resident house girls )

Thanks for ruining this thread with sexist bullshit.

tell me about it

Easyy:

Thanks Mamaput.

As I stated, my remarks were with regards to a normal situation of legality.

Cheers anyway

Easy,

You are wrong in your contention and I will illustrate to you why.

Take the case of two Nigerian students in the UK, (they are both legal residents in that they hold valid student visas),
the wife has a child born in the UK. Is that child British?

Under the current immigration act the answer will be no.

As of 31/12/82 someone born in the UK did not NECESSARILY acquire automatic UK citezenship.

thanks for that but the thread is about shirley Bassey

VOR:

Easy,

You are wrong in your contention and I will illustrate to you why.

Take the case of two Nigerian students in the UK, (they are both legal residents in that they hold valid student visas),
the wife has a child born in the UK. Is that child British?

Under the current immigration act the answer will be no.

As of 31/12/82 someone born in the UK did not NECESSARILY acquire automatic UK citezenship.

That's exactly the way I was born and I'm British,

neither of my parents is British by the way

Apologies for turning this into an immigration thread. But please indulge me while I answer Easy.

Easy,

You would only be British in the circumstances you have mentioned if;

a) You were born in the UK prior to 31/12/82.

B) You were born on or after this date but lived here as a child for more than 10 years
and were registered as a British national.

c) Whilst you were still a child either of your parents became a British National or acquired
settled status. i.e indefinite leave to remain.

Hope it is clear now.

I think it should work on a reciprical quota basis. The number of Nigerians allowed to apply for British citizenship should be the same as the number of British citizens applying for Nigerian citizenship.

That would solve many problems 

Back to the topic of this thread. Don't be too proud:

Bassey was born at 182 Bute Street, Tiger Bay, Cardiff to a Nigerian father who was a seaman, while her mother came from Yorkshire, North England. She grew up in the notorious working-class district of Tiger Bay, Cardiff, as the youngest of seven children. Her father left when she was two years old.

I am sure he came back when she was earning millions

Same cowardice was exhibited by Dame Shirley's Bassey was also performed by Sophia Okonedo's father when he abandoned his family, thereby imposing years of financial hardship on her daughter.

Here is the link.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sophie_Okonedo

Ndipe
its a shame isnt it? well i am glad ppl like them who were abandoned by AWOL dads have done good with their lives, contrary to some of the beliefs i have seen on NL. One thread once said ppl brought up by single parents turn out bad . Well hope those ppl read this and weep

Ironically wasnt it Eassy who was talking about how kids of single parent homes have mental issues?

ThiefOfHearts:

Ironically wasnt it Eassy who was talking about how kids of single parent homes have mental issues?

So what about that?

Besides, there's a difference between talking about something and bring out research reports

you obviously agreed with those links else you wouldnt have gone on a search for them

ThiefOfHearts:

you obviously agreed with those links else you wouldnt have gone on a search for them

So what about it?