Citizenship Wizard · v1Free · No call · No spam

Which British citizenship route fits your situation?

Answer four plain-English questions. We’ll tell you which naturalisation route looks most relevant, with the statute reference, and whatever you should think about next. No call follows automatically — we only contact you if you specifically ask us to email the result.

Born in the UK or to British parents? You may already be a British citizen and not need to naturalise at all — check on gov.uk before using this tool.

This wizard is a guide to which naturalisation route may apply, not legal advice and not a prediction of outcome. Home Office decisions turn on the full evidence of your case. Reviewed by Imran Shah — SRA #509359 · admitted 2012 · verify on SRA register. Last reviewed: May 2026.

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Do you currently hold ILR or Settled Status under the EU Settlement Scheme?

ILR (Indefinite Leave to Remain) or EUSS Settled Status is the standard prerequisite for naturalisation. If you're not sure, that's normal — we'll help you check on the call.

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Why we built this

Four questions. Plain English. Honest routing.

British citizenship is mostly a gating check on top of ILR — most prerequisites (B1 English, Life in UK Test) are evidenced when you got settlement, and don’t need re-asking. So this wizard is short: four questions on status, residence, spouse, and absences. The output is the relevant section of the British Nationality Act 1981 and what to think about next — not a prediction of approval.

The questions were written by Imran Shah (Immigration & Litigation Solicitor, SRA #509359, admitted 2012) and reviewed against current Home Office guidance.

It is free, anonymous until you ask us to follow up by email, and there is no automatic call. If you want to book a free 30-minute consultation, that’s a separate decision you make at the end.

What this wizard isn’t

It’s not legal advice. A solicitor reviewing the full evidence will give you a proper assessment.
It doesn’t check the good-character test in detail — that’s a consultation conversation, not a checkbox.
It doesn’t cover children registering as British under MN1 — that’s a separate application family with its own rules.

Your Solicitor

Three SRA-regulated solicitors. Direct access.

Meet the team

Imran Shah

Immigration & Litigation Solicitor

Imran handles immigration and litigation cases that need methodical preparation and clear strategy.

SRA #509359

Humaira Anjum

Immigration & Litigation Solicitor

Humaira walks families through every stage of immigration and litigation matters with calm, careful guidance.

SRA #663190

Sannah Khatoon

Litigation & Housing Disrepair Solicitor

Sannah recovers damages and forces repairs in housing disrepair claims — usually on no win, no fee.

SRA #654258

This page is general guidance, not legal advice. UKVI fees and Home Office processing times change periodically — confirm current rates at gov.uk before applying. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Abrahams Solicitors · SRA-regulated firm #809071. Last reviewed: May 2026 by Imran Shah (SRA #509359). Reviewed quarterly against Statements of Changes to the Immigration Rules.

Wizard logic last reviewed: May 2026. Page URL: https://www.abrahamssolicitors.co.uk/citizenship-wizard/.