Citizenship Ceremonies
Under the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002, all applicants aged 18 years or over who are accepted for a naturalisation or registration by the Home Office as a British Citizen, must take a citizenship oath and pledge at a Citizenship Ceremony.
The Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 states that:
- all applicants aged 18 years or over
- who are accepted for naturalisation or registration by the Home Office as a British Citizen
- must take a citizenship oath and pledge at a Citizenship Ceremony.
The Citizenship Ceremony will focus on future citizens making:
- an oath/affirmation to Her Majesty the Queen;
- a pledge of loyalty to the United Kingdom.
Ceremonies will take place at set venues within Lincolnshire.
Citizenship Test
If you’re applying for British Citizenship, you must take the Life in the UK test.
ESOL Courses
ESOL stands for English for Speakers of Other Languages.
Life in the UK Test
Information about Citizenship Ceremonies.
Nationality Checking Service
The Nationality Checking Service is a partnership between the Home Office and Lincolnshire County Council.
