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The document is the UKF application form for individuals born before July 1, 2006, whose parents were not married, seeking registration as British citizens. It outlines the necessary personal information required, including details about the applicant's parents and referees. The form emphasizes the importance of accuracy in the provided information and includes sections on biometric enrolment and parental consent for applicants under 18. Additionally, it highlights data protection rights and the potential consequences of providing false information.

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Begin with Section 1: Personal Information. Fill in your title, surname, and other names. Ensure that your surname is spelled correctly as it will appear on your citizenship certificate.
Continue by providing your date of birth, place of birth, and nationality. Make sure to enter all dates in the format dd-mm-yyyy.
In Section 2: Referees and Identity, affix a passport-sized photograph and provide details about your referees. Ensure they meet the eligibility criteria outlined in the form.
Proceed to Section 3: Biometric enrolment. Answer questions regarding your biometric residence permit if applicable, and provide necessary details.
Complete Sections 4 and 5 regarding consent from parents (if applicable) and the declaration by the applicant. Review all information for accuracy before signing.

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What are the 5 requirements to become an UK citizen?

You must also: be over 18. prove you were in the UK exactly 5 years before the day the Home Office receives your application. prove your knowledge of English, Welsh or Scottish Gaelic. have passed the life in the UK test. intend to continue living in the UK. be of good character - read the naturalisation guidance.

What documents do I need to support the British citizenship application?

UK citizenship document checklist Application Form. A valid passport. Residence Evidence such as utility bills, rental agreements, or bank statements. Language and Life in the UK Test pass. Proof of Good Character. Birth and Marriage Certificates. Proof of Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) Travel History.

What is form UKF?

Register as a British citizen (form UKF) Apply by post to register as a British citizen if you were born to a British father and your parents were not married.