My UKM Timeline (living in Western United States). 7 Oct 2017: Sent in application via Federal Express 13 Oct 2017: Acknowledgement E-mail Received, Case ID received 23 Oct 2017: Biometrics Enrolment E-mail 23 Oct 2017: My reply to biometric enrolment requesting 8 Nov appointment (email) 27 Oct 2017...

Thank you for sharing this information. Can I clarify one point from your guide? When I applied I sent in certified copies of (i) my mum's UK birth registry, (ii) my parent's marriage certificate (conducted in the UK; thereby documenting her name change), (iii) my long-form birth certificate, (iv) m...

I am preparing my submission of form UKM. Like most American adults, I was likely affected by the large Equifax credit reporting agency hack , and so I have frozen my credit reports. I'm wondering if the HO will require access to the reports in order to process my application.

I apologize but I cannot seem to find a way to edit or delete this thread. I should have identified all of my documentation before posting in order to present a more succinct question, which is: my birth certificate, and my mother's birth certificate both clearly identify her as my mother - names ar...

I was able to get a copy of the marriage license, and it does include my mother's given name (in addition to full names of her parents, both British) as well as the prior name she was still using from a previous marriage. Now: she has an expired British passport in the name from the previous marriag...

I was born in 1981 to a British mother (by birth) and American father in the United States. Due to divorce, my mother did not register me as a British citizen prior to my 18th birthday. As I understand it, I should be able to fill out form UKM to "register" as a British citizen. :?: My que...