More complex automatic claims to British citizenship
BNA 1981 Section | Rule | Outcome | Report File | Report Type | Notes |
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11(1) | UK.D.1.1 | Yes Certain | RC7 (Sally Grierson).UKBC.AP.YC.docx | AP | The applicant, born in Northern Rhodesia retains her CUKC at the independence of Zambia via her spouse. |
RC7 (Sally Grierson).UKBC.NR.YC.docx | NR | ||||
11(1) | UK.D.1.1 | Yes Certain | RC46 (Trevor James Lockhart).UKBC.AP.YC.docx | AP | The applicant, born in Northern Rhodesia, resident in Botswana and Rhodesia during the independence of these territories remains CUKC via ancestral links |
RC46 (Trevor James Lockhart).UKBC.NR.YC.docx | NR | ||||
- | - | No Certain | RC36 (Candice Lamb).UKBC_P.NR.NC | NR | An example of a status trace with a negative outcome |
23(1)(a) | [UK.D.2.10] | Yes Certain | DP13 (Hans Cohen).UKBC.AP.YC | AP | The applicant became a British citizen otherwise than by descent as he was a British Dependent Territories citizen by virtue of a connection with Bermuda. Includes a prepopulated NS form |
DP13 (Hans Cohen).UKBC.SR.YC | SR | ||||
14(1)(d) | UK.D.2.3.21 | Yes Certain | DR271 (Anton Bosko).UKBC.AP.YC | AP | The applicant became a British citizen by descent as he was registered as such by the Secretary of State under a provision] of the British Nationality Act 1981 |
DR271 (Anton Bosko).UKBC.SR.YC | SR |