Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2008 5:12 am-
I did the same when I was living in Geneva - both our children were born there but two years apart, so I went through the process one child at a time but two documents for each. There was no problem, although the citizenship registration took longer because the certificate was printed in Canada and sent to Geneva, while the passport was issued in Geneva by the consular officer. In some ways it is efficient for you because you only need to submit the supporting documentation once. However, the handling of four different applications for two children from one set of parents may appear a bit complex at first for the consular assistant who first receives them. If at all possible, you might want to submit them to the High Commission in person to explain what you want, present all the documentation and determine if anything is missing. Mailing it in may be convenient for you but risks confusion at the other end. Good luck! John