Take the final step in your UK journey. We confirm the correct route (adult naturalisation or children registration), check your eligibility and residence, and prepare a complete, compliant application for the Home Office.
Choose the route that fits your situation. We’ll confirm eligibility, prepare evidence, and submit a decision-ready application.
Apply to become a British citizen as an adult. We assess residence & absences, ILR/Settled Status, English and Life in the UK, and address any good-character issues.
Register a child as a British citizen via the correct entitlement or discretionary route — whether born in the UK or abroad to a British parent.
From eligibility to decision — a clear, structured process for Naturalisation and Children Registration.
We confirm the correct route (adult naturalisation or children registration), review residence rules, and highlight any risk areas early.
We audit ILR/Settled Status, English/Life in the UK (if required), and calculate absences with supporting proof to avoid gaps.
We prepare forms and a clear legal cover letter, addressing good-character and suitability points with precise references.
We submit your application, guide you through biometrics/ID checks, and liaise where needed to keep things on track.
On approval, we advise on the ceremony, passport application, and any follow-up actions for you or your family.
Quick checks for the two most common routes. We’ll confirm details and advise on any risks before applying.
Apply as an adult with ILR/Settled Status once you meet residence and suitability rules.
Absences: We check day counts and travel evidence to avoid shortfalls.
Register a child as British via the correct entitlement or discretionary route.
Route selection: We confirm the correct section/form and assemble precise parent/child evidence.
Transparent pricing and realistic timeframes. We confirm current Home Office fees and any priority options before filing.
Fees change periodically. We’ll confirm the exact amount, exemptions, and waivers (if applicable) before submission.
You’ll receive a clear scope, deliverables, and a single point of contact. No hidden extras.
Naturalisation & Children Registration: decisions can vary by case complexity and service level. We’ll advise realistic expectations and any priority options available for your route.
We identify risk areas early and present clear, evidence-backed solutions — reducing delays and avoiding refusals.
We audit day counts across 5-year (or 3-year spouse) periods, reconcile passport stamps, travel bookings, and HMRC/work records, and explain any anomalies in a clear cover letter.
We review criminal records, cautions, fines, insolvency, and tax filings. Where needed, we provide upfront explanations and evidence of rehabilitation and compliance.
We validate a parent’s British/settled status, collect the correct birth/parentage records, and ensure the right registration section and form are used.
Where standard proofs are missing, we propose acceptable alternatives (e.g., employer letters, GP/school letters, banking or tenancy evidence) to meet evidential standards.
We obtain your file history where possible, address refusal reasons directly, and strengthen the evidence to prevent repeat issues.
We reconcile discrepancies across passports, BRP/eVisa, birth/marriage records, and deed polls to ensure a consistent identity trail.
Answers to common questions on Naturalisation and Children Registration. If you’re unsure, ask us for tailored advice.
Most applicants apply after holding ILR or Settled Status and meeting residence rules (usually 5 years total residence, or 3 years if married to a British citizen), plus English and Life in the UK if required. We’ll check absences and the qualifying period dates before filing.
There are day-count thresholds across the qualifying period. We reconcile travel records and provide explanations where appropriate. If you’re near the limits, we’ll advise whether to wait or file with mitigation.
Adults usually need both unless exempt (e.g., age or medical conditions). We’ll confirm the correct exemptions and accepted test providers before you book.
Not always. Automatic citizenship depends on a parent’s status at the time of birth. If not automatic, registration may be available via entitlement or discretion. We’ll confirm the correct section and evidence.
Often yes — for example where a parent is British or later becomes British/settled. Routes and documents vary. We’ll verify parent status, residence and identity evidence to support the correct registration route.
Adults usually attend a citizenship ceremony, then can apply for a British passport. We’ll guide you through the steps, documents, and timelines.
We’ll confirm your correct route (Naturalisation or Children Registration), review eligibility and documents, and prepare a complete, decision-ready citizenship application.
