Citizenship ceremonies

Becoming a British Citizen is a significant event for those attaining Citizenship. Visit North Yorkshire County Councils Opens in a new window website to find out more about attending such a ceremony in North Yorkshire, and what it entails.

All new citizens must attend a citizenship ceremony after being granted citizenship and within 90 days of being invited to attend a ceremony. This is the final stage of becoming a British Citizen.

The ceremonies, which will be led by a registrar, will usually take place in one of our register offices. The Chairman of North Yorkshire County Council will also usually make a short welcoming speech before citizens swear or affirm an oath and pledge of allegiance.

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