The Department of the Interior handles applications for citizen status. At this time, it allows individuals to apply for themselves and on behalf of others. For more information about citizenship and residency, see our Citizenship and residency page.
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Frequently asked questions
How long do applications usually take?
Applications for citizen status may take 7 days to be reviewed and processed. They are typically reviewed and processed within 72 hours. For updates on your application, please contact the Department of the Interior.
Who reviews my applications?
Your applications are reviewed by the Department of the Interior. Typically, the Royal Officer for the Interior reviews and processes applications for citizen status although the Chancellor or Monarch may review and process applications where needed.
What do you do with my information?
Your information is securely stored on the Department of the Interior’s database of citizens. Your information is accessible by Government officials as according to our citizen information sharing policy.
Can I renounce my citizen status?
Yes, citizens may renounce their citizen status at any time. To do this, you should download the CITREV form and send it to the Royal Office.
Does this service cost?
No, this service is required by law and does not require any payment to use.