Citizenship ceremonies in Stirling
This page is for people becoming Australian citizens in the City of Stirling area. Ceremonies are held in the City's Reception Hall. Registration opens at 5.00pm and the ceremony starts at 6.00pm.
How you are invited
Home Affairs picks the people, and the city only gets lists before each ceremony. The city emails your invitation about four to six weeks before. It cannot take people who live outside its area.
When ceremonies are held
The city holds regular ceremonies.
Where ceremonies are held
- City's Reception Hall
What to bring
- photo ID, such as a driver's licence or passport, if you are 16 or older
Guests and what to wear
You can bring two guests. Children under 16 do not count as guests.
Smart casual or traditional dress is suggested.
The formal part usually takes under an hour, and then there are refreshments in the lobby. You can say an oath that mentions God, or an affirmation.
Ceremonies run by City of Stirling
What happens at the ceremony
You make the Australian Citizenship Pledge in front of the people at the ceremony. You become an Australian citizen when you make the pledge, not before. After the pledge you should receive your citizenship certificate. If it is not ready on the day, it comes by post.