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Old Dec 21st 2008, 6:51 pm
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Default Re: Newborn son (US) travelling back to UK with UK passport

Originally Posted by Teach3r
The prob is not UK side.
Don't be overly sure of yourself.

What US officials here say and what immigration officials at immigration say can be two totally different things. And you have a significant chance of problems boarding in the UK if your kid doesn't have a US passport. UK airline staff are only used to dealing with passports - not birth certificates.

GET THE US PASSPORT.
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Default Re: Newborn son (US) travelling back to UK with UK passport

Originally Posted by BritishGuy36
Don't be overly sure of yourself.

What US officials here say and what immigration officials at immigration say can be two totally different things. And you have a significant chance of problems boarding in the UK if your kid doesn't have a US passport. UK airline staff are only used to dealing with passports - not birth certificates.

GET THE US PASSPORT.
we got a US passport in less than a week non expedited. You dont both have to go the post office of passport center - you can get a form notarized. You will be fine entering the UK on the UK passport - problem will be as he is returning without visa they will ask questions. We are about to move home and are waiting for the UK passport now as need it for her to be able to stay! Hopefully it will arrive before we leave! Good luck
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Old Dec 23rd 2008, 2:42 am
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Default Re: Newborn son (US) travelling back to UK with UK passport

So did you go in and apply?
What happened?
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Old Dec 23rd 2008, 1:46 pm
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Default Re: Newborn son (US) travelling back to UK with UK passport

Originally Posted by Mummy in the foothills
So did you go in and apply?
What happened?
Well...spoke to someone who is linked to immigration... he said this is not unusual... so we have NOT got his US passport yet... have decided to wait until we become citizens in Sept... so....we leave tomorrow pm and rtn on Sunday 4th Jan.... will udpate ASAP on rtn...
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Default Re: Newborn son (US) travelling back to UK with UK passport

Originally Posted by BritishGuy36
Don't be overly sure of yourself.

What US officials here say and what immigration officials at immigration say can be two totally different things. And you have a significant chance of problems boarding in the UK if your kid doesn't have a US passport. UK airline staff are only used to dealing with passports - not birth certificates.

GET THE US PASSPORT.

If that is the case then will get USA passport from US embassy in London...but thanks for the concern.
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Old Dec 23rd 2008, 1:49 pm
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Default Re: Newborn son (US) travelling back to UK with UK passport

Originally Posted by Teach3r
Well...spoke to someone who is linked to immigration... he said this is not unusual... so we have NOT got his US passport yet... have decided to wait until we become citizens in Sept... so....we leave tomorrow pm and rtn on Sunday 4th Jan.... will udpate ASAP on rtn...
You're taking a lot of risk. Who did you speak to at immigration? I really hope this was not the call centre number. Will this person vouch for you at the boarding gate in the UK? Upon arrival in the US?
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