
How we can help you
Some people who have never lived in the UK can qualify for British nationality if they have a parent born in the UK, or if they have a parent with British nationality who lived in the UK for a period of time. Some people are already British nationals, and entitled to apply for passports, but aren't aware of this due to their complicated circumstances.
There are a number of ways someone can become British, some involve naturalising while others involve registering as a British citizen. How someone can become British will depend on their individual circumstances, and while the requirements to become a British national may seem straightforward, applications can be complicated and expensive. If an application is refused you do not get a refund of the application fees so it is important to get it right first time.
Even once an application is granted, it is necessary to make a separate application for a British passport.
Our expert immigration team deal with these applications on a regular basis and act for individuals across the world. We can give you clear advice on:
- Whether you, or your children, have an automatic claim to British nationality or if you will need to register
- The correct route to citizenship
- The common mistakes made with your type of application
- The documents needed for the application to avoid a refusal and
- The application process you will need to follow
We offer a range of fixed fee packages for variety of different areas of work including:
- Providing advice on how to apply
- Preparing applications for you
- Checking your application and reviewing your supporting documents and
- Providing a covering letter for the application
If you would like to discuss how we can help with the application process please get in touch.