amayoyo:

tee jay are you saying i should go now pay the bills? which i was not billed.

amayoyo:

i do not understnd what you mean by baby did not register do you mean birth registration. actually no bill was paid because am a regular caller to this country and have registered with a surgery a long time so hen i became pregnant i just came and was reffered to the hospital. no one asked me to pay any bill.

amayoyo:

i do not understnd what you mean by baby did not register do you mean birth registration. actually no bill was paid because am a regular caller to this country and have registered with a surgery a long time so hen i became pregnant i just came and was reffered to the hospital. no one asked me to pay any bill.

fireline:

It was obvious from the start.
Most people rush to register birth in Uk to gain any benefit or passport.
Poster is regular visitor but pays no UK taxes so has STOLEN care from NHS.
She knows very well that she should pay for birth and wants to get out of the country before being caught.
What this will lead to is Nigerians being made to pay up front for medical care to stop fraud.
This woman should be caught and imprissoned for fraud by nhs
Baby will be put in care while she is in prison then deported.

paris10:

You sound too wicked to me though!

Prison? no, what about firing squad?!!! Anywaz, @poster listen, Your child can not travel out of the country without a valid passport (British or any valid stamp) because she was born here. Best option, get her a Nigerian passport then leave her with a relative or friend that's got a British passport or ILR to be her legal guardian.

By doing this, your friend or relative would then register the child as a British citizen by birth. You can visit anytime to see your child. if you want your child to come with you to 9ja  as a visitor, you have to get a written permit from the legal guardian. Make sure you return her back not more than 90 days. She's still your child as long as you don't declare it 

justwise:

[/b] Are u for really? Leave a new born baby in the UK and travel back to Nigeria cos she want to dodgy paying for child birth? Are u not wicked? How can the 'legal guardian' register a child without the authority making inquiry about  who the real parent are?

amayoyo:

please i need some one to give me a candid advice on this. i am here as visitor and had a baby few weeks back. i actually came in around May. i will like to leave the uk by the end of july. i have my passport and a valid visa but how do i get my baby home with me. some say i need a travel certicate for him, i've checked the website but didn't find anything about travelling with a baby. thanks

amayoyo:

i do not understnd what you mean by baby did not register do you mean birth registration. actually no bill was paid because am a regular caller to this country and have registered with a surgery a long time so hen i became pregnant i just came and was reffered to the hospital. no one asked me to pay any bill.

Busy_body:


* Stay back in UK, your child is[b] not entitled to automatic citizenship and a British passpor[/b]t, but the child is always entitled to everything a British citizen is entitled to. Before you would have had to go underground, now with the recent Zambrano case, you have the right to raise your child and reside in his/her Country of birth.

amayoyo:

thank you very much i find your advice very useful[b]. it seems more reasonable and time saving to get the child endorsed on my old passport.[/b]

amayoyo:

thank you very much i find your advice very useful. it seems more reasonable and time saving to get the child endorsed on my old passport.

juzme:
Did you actually read the Zambrano ruling? I will advise that you go back and read the judgment very well again and comprehend it. Because you may be leading people who don’t understand into wasting their money with a solicitor and/or taking a risk that will never benefit then.
You just said that the child will not be granted automatic British citizen and at the same time you said the mother will benefit under Zambrano ruling. Sorry, but that is not correct. [size=14pt]Zambrano ruling is ONLY applied to parents that their child(ren) are EU citizen. [/size] http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=CELEX:62009J0034:EN:HTML

naijababe:

Go back and read Siena's post. Child endorsement on to parent's passport has been stopped.

busybody20:

It HASN'T stopped

busybody20:

Get his Long Birth certificate
Have him put on your passport (if its d old one) at d nig embassy
with that u shd be able to fly -Though i m not sure oo, GO to Nig embassy London for more details, DONT bother ringing their tel no, it hardly gets picked.
Just Visit them at the office for your enquiry

Busy_body:


Have you knelt down to greet me this morning No be ya fault, na my pikin wey come ya[b] back garden come pluck beautiful flower[/b] i blame


Anyway, we can no longer wait till she is 16 years old, so send her over rightaway, summer is over and my son is feeling cold, y'know Oh and you have to pack your bags too, you would come in useful, see told you, you had some use You don't expect me to be washing two sets of nappies and minding two drooling babies, did ya, don't worry, we will treat you well as our inlaw, I will get the maiguard to quit his boysquarter for you, and don't worry about inconveniencing him, he will be away on holiday in his village, so you can also occasionally stand in as our gatekeeper Looking forward to seeing you