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Gaining British citizenship is a major life achievement — granting you full rights to live, work, and participate in public life in the UK. At Stonemont Law, we provide clear, reliable legal guidance for those seeking citizenship through naturalisation, registration, or alternative routes. We advise on all aspects of Nationality and Citizenship law, helping you understand your eligibility and the best path forward. Whether you’ve lived in the UK for many years or you’re applying on the basis of ancestry or birth, we ensure your application is accurate, complete, and positioned for success.
For adults who have held Indefinite Leave to Remain or Settled Status for the qualifying period
For children or those with specific connections to the UK, such as British-born children or descendants
If you have a British parent or grandparent and qualify through heritage
Support for individuals without nationality who may be eligible for UK citizenship
Guidance on obtaining or converting BOTC to full UK citizenship
Clarifying implications and options if you wish to retain your original nationality
Naturalisation is the standard route for adults who have settled in the UK, while registration is often used for children or those with special eligibility through ancestry or circumstances.
Most applicants must have lived in the UK for at least 5 years and held ILR or Settled Status for at least 12 months, though some exceptions apply.
Yes. You’ll typically need to pass the Life in the UK Test and meet English language requirements unless exempt.
In many cases, yes. We assess each child’s eligibility and help with simultaneous or separate applications where needed.
The UK allows dual citizenship, but your home country’s laws must also permit it. We can help you understand the implications and make an informed decision.
