Surrogacy evidence Home Affairs lists
- Written, signed consent to the citizenship application from the surrogate.
- Certified surrogate identity showing photograph and signature.
- Certified surrogacy agreement signed by the surrogate and intended parents, entered into before conception.
- Medical reports covering embryo creation and transfer.
- If a representative signed for an intended parent: power-of-attorney or similar authority and certified representative identity.
Resolve responsible-parent consent
A responsible parent signs an under-16 application. Where surrogacy law is absent or unclear, Home Affairs identifies the surrogate and potentially her spouse/partner as responsible parents. Confirm the signatures for this family.
Add birth and local records
Keep the issued birth certificate, any name links and relevant court/parentage records with the pack. Ask counsel to resolve conflicting names or dates before submission.
Forms & resources
Use the current official version. PDF previews are blank government forms. Open a copy in your PDF reader to complete it; answers are not saved to this task.
Citizenship consent · Written signed consent
Signed surrogate consent for the citizenship application.
- Confirm wording and signatures with Home Affairs or your adviser. Passport Form B5 does not replace citizenship consent.
Your task record
Keep birth records, agreements and written medical reports you are entitled to hold. Include parentage or court records where requested; the exact evidence depends on the family and birth country.
Task source checked Oct 15, 2026Official references
This is planning guidance, checked on Oct 16, 2026. Follow current authority instructions and case-specific advice; it does not determine eligibility or approval.
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