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Apply for proof that you do not have British citizenship (form NQ)

Form to apply for confirmation that you have not gained British citizenship.

• From: UK Visas and Immigration
• Published: 12 April 2019
• Last updated: 24 May 2023 — See all updates

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Apply for proof that you do not have British citizenship (form NQ) (accessible)

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Apply for proof that you do not have British citizenship (form NQ)

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If you live in the Channel Islands, Isle of Man or a British Overseas Territory

Use this form if you need to prove to the authorities in your home country that you have not become a British citizen.

If you live elsewhere

If you live elsewhere, apply online.

You can get help with your online application if you are in the UK and you do not have the appropriate access, skills or confidence to complete an online immigration application form.

You can also apply using this form if you prefer.

How to complete the form

Read the nationality forms guide to help you fill in the form.

Send the form, payment slip (including the fee) and your documents to:

• the Governor of the territory if you are in a British Overseas Territory
• UK Visas and Immigration at the following postal address if you live elsewhere:

Department 1
UK Visas and Immigration
The Capital Building
New Hall Place
Liverpool
L3 9PP

Published 12 April 2019
Last updated 24 May 2023 + show all updates

1. 24 May 2023

   Added accessible version of form NQ.

2. 16 April 2020

   Applying by post is taking much longer than applying online because of coronavirus (COVID-19). It is taking longer than usual to process applications because of coronavirus. This will not affect the decision.

3. 12 April 2019

   First published.