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Please can someone confirm that the fee for ukm for child born to british mother before 1983 is only £80 and not £753!!!!!!

It is only £80 which is the ceremony fee.

Thank you so much for answering xx i was panicking!

Luckily a cheap application. I have just done the UKM for my mother so waiting now.

I have my mothers birth certificate, my american passport and my birth certificate but NOT her passport! and she passed away last year i hope i can still get it

CR001 wrote:Luckily a cheap application. I have just done the UKM for my mother so waiting now.

As a recent UKM applicant/approvee let me tell you it's an expensive application. As if not for a stupid law UKM applicants would have been citizens from birth. £80 fee is £80 too much.

rikken wrote:

CR001 wrote:Luckily a cheap application. I have just done the UKM for my mother so waiting now.

As a recent UKM applicant/approvee let me tell you it's an expensive application. As if not for a stupid law UKM applicants would have been citizens from birth. £80 fee is £80 too much.

Lol. I feel you rikken, more so having to make the applicants go through the pain of waiting.....and hoping for approval for what should be their right by being born to a British mother.

hello i also want to apply for UKM application did u tell me whats is the application fees please

gurpreet78 wrote:hello i also want to apply for UKM application did u tell me whats is the application fees please

£80, which is the ceremony fee.

respected did i have my mother original passport and my original passport to home office please

Have you even read the form and the guidance notes? Full details of what to provide with your application are provided in both documents.

CR001 wrote:Have you even read the form and the guidance notes? Full details of what to provide with your application are provided in both documents.

hi i am from india. according to indian law a person cant send their passport to another country by post but for applying UKM application a person have to send their original documents by post to UK
1 your passport
2 your birth certificate
3 your mother birth certificate and either
4 your mother expired passport
5 etc

What is your claim to citizenship using UKM?

CR001 wrote:What is your claim to citizenship using UKM?

yes

No, I am asking how you qualify to apply on UKM?

CR001 wrote:No, I am asking how you qualify to apply on UKM?

my marernal grandparents were citizen of uk and colonies at the time of my birth. they lived in uk till date

Is your mother British?? Where was she born? What expired passport of your mother do you have?

CR001 wrote:Is your mother British?? Where was she born? What expired passport of your mother do you have?

yes my mother is a British protected person at the time of my birth. she born in Kenya. But at the time of my birth my maternal grand mother was a citizen of UK and colonies

CR001 wrote:

gurpreet78 wrote:hello i also want to apply for UKM application did u tell me whats is the application fees please

£80, which is the ceremony fee.

i send my UKM application to uk border agency can anyone tell me how they will reply from mail or post. And how much time for reply
thanks

Dear all,

I am a bit confused with the fees for Naturalisation (Form AN), The Naturalisation fee is £906, in addition to this, should I also pay £80 for Ceremony, in total £986? also does home office accept Banker's draft? I don't have a cheque book.

Thanks

anni.wangol wrote:Dear all,

I am a bit confused with the fees for Naturalisation (Form AN), The Naturalisation fee is £906, in addition to this, should I also pay £80 for Ceremony, in total £986? also does home office accept Banker's draft? I don't have a cheque book.

Thanks

The fee of £906 includes the £80 ceremony fee so no need to add it to the amount to be paid. You can pay with a debit card, just fill in the fee payment slip.