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Is my spouse/civil partner/child(ren) also able to apply for citizenship?

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Is my spouse/civil partner/child(ren) also able to apply for citizenship?

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Yes, once the serving soldier has successfully gained citizenship, dependants will generally be able to obtain ‘Indefinite Leave to Remain’ (ILR) in the UK 2 years later. Once they have obtained ILR, they too may apply for naturalisation providing they have by that stage been resident in the UK for at least 3 years, although periods of absence related to Service life should be treated in the same way as for serving personnel. Minor children (under 18) cannot be included in certificates of naturalisation that are granted to their parents. However, they may be considered for registration as British citizens. A person applying for naturalisation should include the names and details of all his or her minor children who are not British citizens and whom he or she wants to have registered. This normally requires permission from both parents.

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