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The Immigration and Nationality (Fees) (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2025

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6 Amendment to Schedule 8

In Schedule 8 (nationality), after Table 20 (Fees for applications, processes and services in connection with nationality), insert— Table 20ZA (Exceptions in respect of review of an application which has been refused by the Secretary of State) Number | Description of the exception | Fees to which the exception applies 20ZA.1 | Certain applications for the review of an application which has been refused by the Secretary of State 20ZA.1.1 | No fee is payable for a review of an application for a certificate of registration or naturalisation, or for a certificate of entitlement (the original application), which has been refused by the Secretary of State where the fee in respect of the original application was exempted, waived or otherwise not payable. | Fee 20.2.1 .

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6 Amendment to Schedule 8

In Schedule 8 (nationality), after Table 20 (Fees for applications, processes and services in connection with nationality), insert— Table 20ZA (Exceptions in respect of review of an application which has been refused by the Secretary of State) Number | Description of the exception | Fees to which the exception applies 20ZA.1 | Certain applications for the review of an application which has been refused by the Secretary of State 20ZA.1.1 | No fee is payable for a review of an application for a certificate of registration or naturalisation, or for a certificate of entitlement (the original application), which has been refused by the Secretary of State where the fee in respect of the original application was exempted, waived or otherwise not payable. | Fee 20.2.1 .

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