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Dual Citizenship (US/FIL)

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1Dual Citizenship (US/FIL) Empty Dual Citizenship (US/FIL) Wed Jan 25, 2012 4:15 pm

Nikki P. Kane


Arresto Menor

How can an American citizen, born here but is American by virtue of her mother and Father who are both U.S. born, become a (Philippine) dual citizen? She is 17 right now.

2Dual Citizenship (US/FIL) Empty Re: Dual Citizenship (US/FIL) Sat Jan 28, 2012 1:20 am

attyLLL


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neither parent is a Filipino?

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3Dual Citizenship (US/FIL) Empty Re: Dual Citizenship (US/FIL) Sun Jan 29, 2012 12:10 pm

Nikki P. Kane


Arresto Menor

Both parents are Filipino, but U.S. born. The mother entered the Philippines under a PHL passport and became a dual citizen. According to the mother, it was advice given by "The" Carlos P. Romulo Jr. of the UN. That was sometime in 1970's.

4Dual Citizenship (US/FIL) Empty Re: Dual Citizenship (US/FIL) Sat Feb 04, 2012 12:45 am

attyLLL


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as long as one parent is a filipino at the time he was born then he is a filipino.

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Nikki P. Kane


Arresto Menor

Is that according to jus sanguinis? However, she is not a Philippines Citizen. According to her documentation, she is a Citizen of the United States. She has a U.S. Passport. We'd like to get her a Philippine Passport but to be eligible, she has to be a dual citizen.

6Dual Citizenship (US/FIL) Empty Re: Dual Citizenship (US/FIL) Fri Feb 10, 2012 7:05 pm

attyLLL


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yes, by blood. i'm not an immig lawyer, but it will be best to inquire at the Bureau of immigration regarding their process for recognition.

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