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ARTICLE · 06 AUGUST 2021

A Guide To British Citizenship Ceremonies

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The final stage of becoming a British citizen is for you to attend a Home Office British Citizenship ceremony where you will be presented with a certificate of British citizenship.

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The final stage of becoming a British citizen is for you to attend a Home Office British Citizenship ceremony where you will be presented with a certificate of British citizenship. If you are not living in the UK, you can ask the Embassy or Consulate to arrange your citizenship ceremony. You will not be required to attend a citizenship ceremony if you're registering to become a British overseas territories citizen, British overseas citizen or British subject.

Booking your British Citizenship Ceremony

Following the approval of your British citizenship application, you will receive a letter from the Home Office inviting you to attend a British Citizenship ceremony.  The invitation letter will include details of your local authority to contact and book your British  Citizenship ceremony. Also, you can find your local council to arrange your citizenship ceremony here. Your British Citizenship ceremony must be arranged before the invitation expires. You will need to

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