Applying for visa/citizenship using the UKM form

Hi All,

I am a newcomer to this board.
I am interested in applying for my citizenship using the UKM form (born to a mother who was an english citizen)

In reviewing what I need to send in for my mother I have to send in a birth certificate ( I have) & either

1 ) Her cerificate of naturalization or registaration as a citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies or
2) Adoption papers (she wasn't adopted so N/A) or
3) Expired citizen of UK passport (which she never had, she came to Canada @ age 11 under her mothers passport)

Does anyone know what the certificate of naturalization is for and where one would obtain that from.

Thank you so much for your help.

I am only at the beginning phase so far.

a certificate of naturalization is for someone who applies for British citizenship, for example I have a certificate of naturalization because I married a British citizen and I have been living (on a permanent visa) in the Uk for at least 3 years. To have the certificate I had to apply to be naturalized as a British citizen, and it means that now I have a Canadian passport and a British passport.

Your mother would not have a certificate of naturalization because she was already a British citizen.

Hope this helps

Hmm, that is rather interesting as the papers that I have say that the documents I need to send are
> My Passport,
> Full birth certificate,
> Mothers birth certificate, and either
> Her certiciate of naturalization
> papers for legal adoptioin
> expired passport

And considering it is a UKM form the assumption is that your mother was a british citizen, I assume the word they were looking for is OR not AND.

Anyhow thanks you very much for the response

HI

can anyone please help me with my query.

my mother was born in mombasa africa. by birth she acquired british overseas citizenship. at present she is in England with my father she is british citizen now. i was born on 1981 in india. i am in india at this point of time.

can i apply for british citizenship through UKM.

Best regards
Keyur
thanks