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Citizenship ceremonies

We hold regular citizenship ceremonies in the Civic Centre. These ceremonies are an opportunity for applicants to celebrate their new citizenship and for the council to celebrate the city's cultural diversity.

These ceremonies give people a chance to celebrate their new citizenship and make the experience more than just a bureaucratic process.

Wolverhampton Registry Office has conducted citizenship ceremonies since April 2004.

The first national citizenship ceremony was held on 26th February 2004 in the presence of Prince Charles at Brent Town Hall, London.

Follow the links below for details of citizenship ceremonies and citizenship.

What is a citizenship ceremony?
	Background information to citizenship ceremonies.

What happens at a citizenship ceremony?
	Find out what happens at a citizenship ceremony.

How do I apply for British citizenship?
	Website link to the Home Office British nationality website.

Contacts - Citizenship ceremonies
	How to contact us for further information on citizenship ceremonies.

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