In natural solutions, repartition of uranium complexes is a subject of controversy. In order to clarify some points, we have used time-resolved laser-induced spectrofluorimetry and micellar enhanced ultrafiltration(MEUF). TRLFS allows analyzing uranium at low level but with no information on the species in solution. MEUF allows inducing separations between ions as a function of their charges. After the quantification of the uranium (VI) fluorescence inhibition in non-complexing media by anionic surfactants (sodium alkylsulfonate and dodecylsulfate), a TRLFS study, using an ion-exchange model, has allowed obtaining exchange constantes of UO$_2$$^{2+}$ at the surface of alkylsulfate micelles. A theoretical interpretation of the retention phen...