UK Government, the Law and Your Role
What is the "Oath of Allegiance"?
AA formal promise made by all British-born people when they turn 18 years old
BA formal promise made by elected local councillors to faithfully serve their community
CA formal oath that all new immigrants are required to take upon arrival in the UK
DAn oath taken by new citizens, soldiers, judges and MPs pledging loyalty to the King ✓
Answer & explanation
The correct answer is An oath taken by new citizens, soldiers, judges and MPs pledging loyalty to the King.
The Oath of Allegiance is taken by new citizens at the citizenship ceremony, as well as by soldiers, judges and MPs. It pledges loyalty to the King and his successors.
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