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So your passport should suffice.Guide AN wrote: Evidence of British citizenship
- Your spouse’s or civil partner’s current passport or naturalisation/registration certificate showing that he/she is a British citizen. You should provide a complete and full copy of your spouse’s or civil partner’s current passport. Every page in the passport must be copied including the blank pages, and
- The marriage certificate or civil partnership certificate
Customer enquiries
Staff should ensure that stock letter named 'Customer Return Letter' is sent to any customer who requests the return of a document that has been subsequently destroyed or forwarded to the issuing authority. The Complaints Handling and Compensation Policy should be followed if the customer makes a complaint thereafter.
If you applied via JCAP then your passport was automatically issued and HMPO never had to see your NC which you would have received at the ceremony and kept thereafter. Many people with "lost" certificates usually find it at some point down the line as having been misplaced and filed into the wrong place, so it may not be lost. Things like this can happen to everyone.
Unless it was stolen I don't think you need to. Bear in mind police will only issue a case ID (i.e. crime reference number) if there's an actual crime. So unless it was stolen, there wouldn't be any crime for them to log and I suspect they will just tell you there's no need. Probably best to contact your local police station if in doubt.
In general, including passport renewal, most likely you wouldn't. However, for your spouse's naturalisation application the HO may request to see the naturalisation certificate instead of your passport if they so wish.