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How to apply for proof that you have not become a British citizen
This page explains how to apply for proof that you have not become a British citizen.
In order to obtain a passport in another country, you may need proof that you have not become a British citizen by registration or naturalisation in the UK. You can get this proof by applying to UK Border Agency for confirmation that you have not acquired British citizenship.
You should complete form NQ and enclose the fee and payment slip from the fees leaflet. You must complete both parts of form NQ, and send the completed form, fee and payment slip to:
Home Office
PO Box 306
Dept 101
Liverpool
L2 0QN
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