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Okay, that sounds good. I would say you should go ahead and try to apply directly for a passport with your long-form birth certificate, his passport and your parents' marriage a certificate. You can apply here: https://www.gov.uk/overseas-passports Also we offer paid assistance...

You're welcome. Good luck.

Create an EE profile and see what your points are before you do anything else.

So the question is, how do you fix your DOB?

So it shouldn't affect your application.

Can you tell me the 3 letter code on the passport? It should start with G. You will need your birth certificate listing your father (a "long form" in many countries), you will need the most recent passport of your father's and you will need your parents' marriage certificate (seriously). And...

Well our borders are still closed and that was just extended so non-essential travel is not happening right now. I don't know when that's going to change. Under normal circumstances you can check here...

You can create a profile whenever you want to. If it says you're not eligible it's likely correct.

If you successfully apply for a study permit your wife can apply for an "open" work permit and you can apply for a study permit for your child. ("Open" means no job offer required.)

Federal Skilled Worker through Express Entry: https://www.immigroup.com/federal-skilled-worker https://www.immigroup.com/express-entry https://www.immigroup.com/news/express-entrys-comprehensive-rating-system

I might have someone for you. I will get back to you.

That's a really good question. I have no idea what the answer is. Have you tried contacting WES directly to see if they can help you?

Is he sponsoring you?

So I'm sorry to say I cannot help you with what you can do currently. I don't know anything about abuse laws in West Virginia. Is there a shelter or lawyer there you can contact? As for coming to Canada. If she gets a passport she can come as a visitor. But, at 17, it's going to be hard for her...

Yes, you can apply for a UK passport with your birth certificate and proofs of your parents indefinite leave to remains.

Okay, that's good news for you. It likely means he didn't lose his British citizenship when the country became independent. Do you have any of his old passports?

You can download the page, complete it and upload it, or you can upload a word doc and specify that it's additional information for the particular form.

Depending upon the type of application you either have to attach them or upload files.

So if you are currently working according to the conditions in 2 then, yes, you can answer this question like this.

Well it sounds like you can but from what you've told me I'm very surprised your sister was able to claim citizenship. (I must be missing some information.) So you should supply information similar to what your sister did when you apply for your passport.