Thank you for your swift response, Ed.
It was Michael Of Bernicia where I first heard about the method of using Avidavits. (Although I have heard numerous people claim to have done it on videos/documentaries, Michael is the only one I can find who made his documentation available online to back him up)
I have also made contact with him and he assured me of their validity.
I was just hoping there was another source, or someone on here who had done it themselves. Just a tiny bit more clarification for her and the families sake rather than mine.
I was going on the rough basis of If you could get as far as Michael did in regards to getting a passport, then that's pretty much all you'd need until they were 16. Once you'd gotten it, that would be their i'd for anything they possibly needed and could then easily be renewed.
From my understanding the vast majority of this is about consistency, if you stick with the same GP, dentist etc and explain initially, eventually they will treated exactly the same as the others as opposed to keep moving around and re-explaining.
I think a midwife if willing would be the IDEAL candidate, we are planning a home birth, so there will be visits from midwives, I had no issue with this, if keeps everybody happy.
Thanks again for all your help!
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26 Jan 2015 21:45:30
I am due to have a child with my partner in late June of this year and am determined not to get my child registered at birth, my partner is semi-cooperative about this as she does understand most of what is going on.
Her issues is how will my child not suffer long term because of this decision IE: Getting a bank account a job, registering at a doctors etc etc. And I have no factional reply to her, I have heard of remedies where a doctor is asked to sign an affidavit swearing to the childs existence but not sure whether this would carry any weight or not?
Any help would be muchly appreciated.