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obiscolly:
I don't get you. Be specific. In what way should I assist?

OGIYEN:
Pls how much did you pay for medical?

Buskod:
Hi all, to God be the glory great things he has done.I started the race march 6 and it ended June 7. It wasn't an easy journey but with God it was. Here is my timeline
Applied march 6
Biometrics march 7
Medical call may 12
Medicall done may 17
Medical passed may 21
Pp request may 30
Approval+ correspondence June 7
All glory to God, I applied online and was a silent addict of this group throughout the period. Thanks to sholay2011, he was my offline guru and thanks to all the guru here God bless.
Here are docs I submitted
all CIC forms
Admission+acceptance letter
Funding letter from school
Soa from maternal uncle 5m balance
Letter of sponsorship from uncle ( not notorized)
Then I also wrote to confirm my uncle as sponsor
CV, transcript , sop, nysc cert
Police cert,
Letter or recommendation from where I served
And that was all I think . loads of prayer, fasting , retreats.
Just be true with your application and I wish all medical and all trv hopeful all the best. It shall come soonest. My app too 3 months . sorry for the long post .

obiscolly:
Been here since January.

MrTumble:
@OGIYEN. The birth certificate has no use other than child was born in UK since you have no permanent resident status or citizenship. If your child remains in UK after birth, he or she will continue to enjoy everything free. Regular health visitor visit, hospital check and schooling. And there is no requirement for the child to have a visa to remain in UK. Meaning, child is not staying illegally.

But the moment your child leaves UK, you will need an entry clearance to return provided you meet the rules and requirement for the specific visa you are applying for. A stay of more than 2 yrs outside UK means residency status is broken. However, if your child decides to remain in UK for at least 7 years continuous residence...only then can you have concession based on Article 8 human rights. This may involve a solicitor. If granted, once the child completes 10 yrs residence in UK, then you can apply for naturalisation as a british citizen. Provided the residency requirement is fulfilled

MrTumble:
@OGIYEN. The birth certificate has no use other than child was born in UK since you have no permanent resident status or citizenship. If your child remains in UK after birth, he or she will continue to enjoy everything free. Regular health visitor visit, hospital check and schooling. And there is no requirement for the child to have a visa to remain in UK. Meaning, child is not staying illegally.

But the moment your child leaves UK, you will need an entry clearance to return provided you meet the rules and requirement for the specific visa you are applying for. A stay of more than 2 yrs outside UK means residency status is broken. However, if your child decides to remain in UK for at least 7 years continuous residence...only then can you have concession based on Article 8 human rights. This may involve a solicitor. If granted, once the child completes 10 yrs residence in UK, then you can apply for naturalisation as a british citizen. Provided the residency requirement is fulfilled

justwise:
Which govt website?

justwise:
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Don't waste your money, all your child gets is birth certificate and it means very very little in future unless the law changes.

However....if you are ready to live in the UK for 7yrs after delivery then Citizenship is possible for your child and for you through your child.

richietayo:
datz a similar case Scenario @OGIYEN

2CatWoman:
I'm not an immigration expert and all the information I've provided come from the official UK government website but as far as I can see the child will not automatically be eligible for a UK pasport. I hope all the maternity bills were settled on leaving and you didn't overstay as this can affect future applications, no offence.

MrTumble:
@OGIYEN. The birth certificate has no use other than child was born in UK since you have no permanent resident status or citizenship. If your child remains in UK after birth, he or she will continue to enjoy everything free. Regular health visitor visit, hospital check and schooling. And there is no requirement for the child to have a visa to remain in UK. Meaning, child is not staying illegally.

But the moment your child leaves UK, you will need an entry clearance to return provided you meet the rules and requirement for the specific visa you are applying for. A stay of more than 2 yrs outside UK means residency status is broken. However, if your child decides to remain in UK for at least 7 years continuous residence...only then can you have concession based on Article 8 human rights. This may involve a solicitor. If granted, once the child completes 10 yrs residence in UK, then you can apply for naturalisation as a british citizen. Provided the residency requirement is fulfilled

richietayo:
nt sure......just saying d description u gave is similar to my case

MrTumble:
@OGIYEN. Do you have a GP who will be referring you to midwife for antenatal screening and subsequent checks? If going through GP, you will need to pay for GP service, provided you have someone who will assist you make arrangement with his or her hospital. I always tell people to budget £5000. Because sometimes it could end up in assisted or c/s. My last client (3wks ago) paid a little over £2600 for assisted delivery and 4 days stay in hospital. Remember giving birth in UK does not confer citizenship on your child, all you get is birth certificate. Let me know if you need further assistance. Regards.

Normal delivery-£1600- £1800 with no complications, 2 day stay in hospital. Varies

Planned and Emergency C/S - over £3500 depending on other factors and duration of stay in hospital. Varies

richietayo:
datz a similar case Scenario @OGIYEN

Lexusgs430:
What year was the child born ? Assuming the 'now' in your question means now, the child gets his or her citizenship from its mother.
As you had a visiting visa @ the time of birth, the child was born in the United Kingdom, but is not a British Citizen. So unfortunately, you would have to apply for a Nigerian Passport(assuming the mother is a Nigerian).

OGIYEN:
nice thread o,pls ma for a child dat will b born nw in the uk ,what are d advantages pls.tanks

2CatWoman:
OP, if you already have a Nigerian passport stating your place of birth and a birth certificate then you can just go ahead and apply for a uk passport online. You can do this yourself without paying any intermediary.


https://www.gov.uk/apply-first-adult-passport

Read through and follow the instructions and if all goes well you should collect your passport. in about 14 weeks.

MrTumble:
@esosa4real. Am not working for NHS. I do this on part time basis. Guide and Assist those who need it. Manchester cheaper than London.

snowdrops:
In the UK, Caesarean sections have been found to cost an average of £1,701 while a va.ginal delivery costs an average £749
Women with spontaneous va.ginal deliveries spend on average 1 day in hospital after delivery, women with instrumental deliveries 1 or 2 days and CS deliveries is 3 or 4 days (Hospital Episodes Statistics; 2004)

I am unsure how this would impact on your future visa application.

Filgona: ok.but any news about d previous 1.

Filgona: Collection of fcsc applicatn forms ongoing at states zonal offices.but check thoroughly b4 u aply o.e b lyk say na mastas n phd holdas i c o.evn d 1 wey i fit in sef[edu]nothing up til now.

W'sfirstlady:
if u truely desire autenticity why nt match 2d office nd demanf for ur score just as I and some odas did.. Smh

bobmarcell: Oga sir,pls Oº°h,№ one is discouraging anyone,but all we seek is authentic news or info so that those of us who don't have any informant or a commissioner to check for us will look for an alternative or still commit our fate in God's hand...thanks

W'sfirstlady:
my friend u hv d right 2 bliv wateva u want. If u think I sound like AY den its ur biznez. I have nothing 2 gain frm lying u hear, neida can I force u 2 bliv. I tot u opened ds thread for a reason yet u here condemng me cos I posted wat I saw here. Well I won't reply or post anytinon ds thread so I can allow u wallow in ur folly. Cheers!

W'sfirstlady:
FCSC Abuja. The interview was for PTA teachers who had missing scores.

bobmarcell: Pls u guys should be serious and stop all these bla bla bla news about the FCSC..who have the real and authentic news about it should pls post and let's us be relieve