Certificate of Naturalisation Apostille

What is the Certificate of Naturalisation for British Citizenship?

British Nationality Act 1981 Chapter 61 makes fresh provisions about citizenship and nationality and amends the Immigration Act 1971 as regards the right of abode in the United Kingdom. The legal requirements to apply for naturalisation have changed under The Nationality and Borders Act 2022.
You can only apply to naturalise as a British citizen either by birth or if you are an adult (aged 18 or over). Children under the age of 18 may be registered as British citizens. Applications for children can be made at the same time as the parents seek to naturalise.
Eligibility means that you need to prove that you have been in the UK on Indefinite Leave to Remain or EU Settled Status for at least three years and that you have never broken the UK law, including immigration breaches, or if they meet the relevant criteria. 

How to apply for Naturalisation Certificate?

More information how to apply for citizenship and naturalization click here

When do you require Certificate of Naturalisation Apostille?

• to apply for citizenship
• to apply for a visa
• personal legal purposed
• double taxation
• when adopting children
• when getting married in foreign countries
• when starting businesses abroad
• when seeking education or employment opportunities outside the UK

How to get Certificate of Naturalisation Apostille?

• The apostille is applied on the original or a special certified copy from a UK Solicitor/Notary
  
• No scan is accepted – you need to post either the original or the certified copy

Solicitor Certification for Naturalisation Certificate

• We provide free checking of the documents and advice prior to the process of legalisation.
• The solicitor certification will be added on the back of the document or on the certified copy.
• NOTE: When applying for the apostille there is an option to add the solicitor/notary certification services