My father was born in Bermuda to a British man born in Yorkshire, does this qualify me?

by | Nov 8, 2024 | Blog | 1 comment

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Hello all,

I’ve been doing research and I just wanted to make sure what I was understanding is correct. My father was born in Bermuda to a father from Yorkshire and from what I gather I could potentially gain citizenship through my father by BOTC status. I have requested my grandfathers UK birth certificate and will be requesting my fathers next week, my birth certificate also lists my father and his place of birth as Bermuda. My question is what is the easiest way to gain citizenship? Will I fill out the child of an unmarried BOTC form or is there an easier way through my grandfather? Any advice or help is greatly appreciated!!

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