HONOURS NOMINATIONS
Anyone may make a nomination for an Honour. The text below advises you how to make a nomination but should you have any queries, please contact the Lieutenancy Office who will be pleased to help.
- Firstly, obtain a copy of the nomination form and the accompanying guidance notes. You can download them and print them off from the website shown. You can also write, telephone or e mail requesting paper copies to be sent to you. Contact details are shown at the end of this section.
- You should read the guidance notes carefully and complete the form as fully as possible. Please ensure you have the required letters of support.
- Return the form to the address below or fax it. The Cabinet Office cannot accept nomination by e mail as a signed copy is required.
- It can take at least 18 months to collate and verify all the information. Competition is very fierce and there is no guarantee your candidate will be successful.
- If your nominee is successful their name will appear in the list published in the national newspapers at the New Year or on The Queen’s Official Birthday (June).
- We would advise you not to tell a person you have nominated them as it is unfair to raise their expectations in case they are disappointed.
- If you are unsuccessful you can re-nominate provided they are still engaged in the work which prompted you to nominate them in the first place. It is suggested you do not re-nominate until 18 months have elapsed since the original nominations have been made.
Nomination Forms can be obtained from:
The Nominations Unit Ceremonial Secretariat Cabinet Office 35 Great Smith Street London SW1P 3BQ | |
Page last updated on: 12/04/2007