How To Apply for Naturalisation In Anguilla

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How To Apply for Naturalisation In Anguilla

  1. To apply for naturalization applicants must approach attorney general Chambers.
  2. Children’s registration applications should be accompanied by school letter from ALL the schools they’ve been to in Anguilla.
  3. Your application should be supported by documents from ALL your employers in the last five (5) years. If you’re unemployed and you are not employed, you must provide an official letter that states that you’re unemployed and the way you’re being supported financially.
  4. The people who will be required to sign the form for naturalization should be BOTCs (Anguilla) and have known you for at least five (5) years.
  5. Naturalization applicants may be required to take an examination of their language proficiency to determine whether they’re competent to speak the English language efficiently, in both writing and oral.
  6. The following are contact details for those who need to contact them :
Attorney General Chambers
P.O. Box 60,
Commercial Complex
The Valley, Anguilla
Telephone: 264 497 3044
Fax: 264 497 3126
The following link gives additional contact information : Contact Info

How To Apply for Naturalisation In Anguilla
How To Apply for Naturalisation In Anguilla

Inland Revenue
Contact Information:
P.O. 60
Old Police Barracks
The Valley, Anguilla
Telephone: 264 497 1241
Fax: 264 497 0176

Documents that are required Apply for Naturalisation

All original documents should be presented along with a replica of every document. Documents written in a foreign language should be accompanied by certified translations from a translator who has been certified by chambers.

  • All pages of the previous and ALL pages of current and previous Passport(s) from the time of their the date of their first arrival in Anguilla.
  • Birth Certificates for applicants.
  • Birth Certificate of the Spouse.
  • Certificate of Marriage Certificate
  • If you are divorced, please provide divorce documents.
  • Birth Certificates for Grandparents.
  • Birth Certificates for Parents.
  • Belonger Status Certificate.
  • Valid Permanent Resident Permit/booklet
  • Copy of ALL work permits.
  • Letters from employers covering the past five years.
  • If self-employed , you must provide ALL licenses for business.
  • A letter of residence (has to come written by the Anguillian or BOTC. The letter cannot be written by an official referee).This letter has to be written by someone well-known in the community you live in and must include.
    • in what capacity the person has been a part of your life.
    • how long have you been a resident of Anguilla and within that specific community.
    • your character and your attributes.
    • whatcontributions, if any you’ve made how much you’ve contributed to your Anguilla society, if any contributions you have made to the Anguilla. If your home is under scrutiny and you are required to sign an your affidavit.
  • All school papers If you attended the school of Anguilla.
  • Other relevant documentation.
  • If you’re applying for children younger than 18 years of age, please include:
    • All school-related letters for children or kids.
    • A consent letter is required from the parent who is not the one you are with.
    • Medical Card Record(s).
    • Birth Certificate(s) for children or infants.
    • Passport(s)/Travel Document(s)
    • Birth Certificates of Parents
  • Receipt of the payment for Inland Revenue Department.

Office Locations and Contacts

Attorney General Chambers
P.O. 60,
Commercial Complex
The Valley, Anguilla
Telephone: 264 497 3044
Fax: 264 497 3126
The following link gives more contact details : Contact Info

Inland Revenue
Contact Information:
P.O. Box 60
Old Police Barracks
The Valley, Anguilla
Telephone: 264 497 1241
Fax: 264 497 0176

What Are All The Eligibility

  • Belonger Status has been in effect for at the very least 1 (1) calendar year preceding your naturalization request. In the event that your Belonger Status stems from your union with an British Overseas Territories Citizen (BOTC) (Anguilla) The one-year waiting time does not apply. OR
  • You’ve been a Permanent Residence Status a minimum of one (1) calendar year immediately prior to the date of the application. For instance, if the Permanent Resident status was awarded to you April 12, 2003 Your application will not be considered unless your status was renewed by the 12th April, 2004. It is important to note that you should not make an application for naturalization prior to the expiration date of Permanent Resident status because when that status expires before the date that your application is considered and you are required to renew it.
  • You resided in Anguilla for an amount in the 5 (5) consecutive years prior to the date you submit your application OR
  • If you’re married to an BOTC (Anguilla) you’ve been a resident of Anguilla for at least 3 (3) years immediately prior to the date of application.

Fees

The non-refundable processing charge of EC$100.00 to be paid for an application be paid to the Inland Revenue Department before application(s) are sent for processing at the Office.

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