Help with this online question

So the last question ask who are you staying with in the UK.

When it gets to the relationship part these are the options.

For my daughter application-I don't see a Father/Dad Option, what do I put here? This is a mandatory question. Any help will be appreciated 

TIA



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Is it not her step father?

Sorry, what is the relationship?

Am I right in thinking, from your previous posts, that you have one son from a previous relationship and one daughter with your U.K. spouse?

If that’s the case then only your son needs a visa, because as long as your husband was born in the UK, your daughter is a British citizen and does not need a visa to move to the U.K. You just need to apply for her U.K. passport before you move to the UK


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Oh, actually, just seen another of your posts - your husband has ILR and not UK citizenship?


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Yes he has ILR not citizenship as yet.

Oh, actually, just seen another of your posts - your husband has ILR and not UK citizenship?


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Is it not her step father?

Sorry, what is the relationship?

No he's her biological dad but I don't see that as an option.

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Am I right in thinking, from your previous posts, that you have one son from a previous relationship and one daughter with your U.K. spouse?

If that’s the case then only your son needs a visa, because as long as your husband was born in the UK, your daughter is a British citizen and does not need a visa to move to the U.K. You just need to apply for her U.K. passport before you move to the UK


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Yes I have a son from previous relationship and my daughter is with my current husband but he currently only has ILR and not citizenship.

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Is anybody able to help me with this? Is it a glitch on the website? Can I write the answer in? Is that allowed?

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Is anybody able to help me with this? Is it a glitch on the website? Can I write the answer in? Is that allowed?

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It might be that it’s not an option on there because usually the child of the U.K. sponsor will be a U.K. citizen and won’t need to apply for a visa.

I would probably just select the closest option (maybe stepfather?) and then correct it in pen once you have submitted and printed the application.


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It might be that it’s not an option on there because usually the child of the U.K. sponsor will be a U.K. citizen and won’t need to apply for a visa.

I would probably just select the closest option (maybe stepfather?) and then correct it in pen once you have submitted and printed the application.


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Okay thank you so much....I know if she was born there with his ILR, she would have been able to get citizenship but she wasn't and I'm just not sure. But she needs a Visa to enter the country to legally live.

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Okay thank you so much....I know if she was born there with his ILR, she would have been able to get citizenship but she wasn't and I'm just not sure. But she needs a Visa to enter the country to legally live.

Just make sure that you explain the situation clearly and concisely in your letter, so there is no chance of confusion.

What exactly should I explain, please elaborate.

Just make sure that you explain the situation clearly and concisely in your letter, so there is no chance of confusion.

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What exactly should I explain, please elaborate.
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What has just been discussed in this thread. The reason you have had to alter the entry on the form, the relationship of your child to your partner and the reason she is not British.

What has just been discussed in this thread. The reason you have had to alter the entry on the form, the relationship of your child to your partner and the reason she is not British.

Okay thank you. Do I put that in my cover letter?

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Okay thank you. Do I put that in my cover letter?

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Yes, you can put it there.