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Form: Register as a British citizen (form UKM)

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July 12
10:31 2023

Register as a British citizen (form UKM)

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Use this form if you live in the Channel Islands, Isle of Man or a British Overseas Territory, or if you live elsewhere and want to apply by post. You will need to submit your documents with your application.

You can only apply if you would automatically have become a British citizen on 1 January 1983 if women were able to pass citizenship on to their children at the time of your birth.

You should read:

Send the form and payment slip (including the fee) and your documents to:

  • the Lieutenant Governor if you are in the Channel Islands or Isle of Man
  • the Governor of the territory if you are in a British Overseas Territory
  • UK Visas and Immigration at the following postal address if you live elsewhere:

Department 1
UK Visas and Immigration
The Capital Building
New Hall Place
Liverpool
L3 9PP

Apply online

If you do not live in the Channel Islands, Isle of Man or a British Overseas Territory, you can apply online.

You can get help to make your online application if you are in the UK and you do not have the appropriate access, skills or confidence to complete an online immigration application form.

Most people who live in the UK and apply online are able to keep their documents while their application is processed.

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Published 12 April 2019
Last updated 12 July 2023 +show all updates
  1. Clarification added to question 1.14 of the form.

  2. Updated with new question to ask for previous address history covering the last 5 years.

  3. Applying by post is taking much longer than applying online because of coronavirus (COVID-19). It is taking longer than usual to process applications because of coronavirus. This will not affect the decision.

  4. Updated form published.

  5. First published.

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