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    Reacquisition of Citizenship - Denaturalization

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    1. Citizenship lost by Filipinos can be reacquired through naturalization by an act of Congress or repatriation, while naturalized citizens can be denaturalized on certain grounds within 5 years. 2. Foreign wives married to Filipino men can acquire Philippine citizenship through judicial or administrative naturalization or derivatively through their husband. 3. Dual allegiance, where one intentionally maintains allegiance to another country, is prohibited, but unintentional dual citizenship from the laws of two countries is generally allowed with some limitations.

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    Reacquisition of Citizenship - Denaturalization

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    1. Citizenship lost by Filipinos can be reacquired through naturalization by an act of Congress or repatriation, while naturalized citizens can be denaturalized on certain grounds within 5 years. 2. Foreign wives married to Filipino men can acquire Philippine citizenship through judicial or administrative naturalization or derivatively through their husband. 3. Dual allegiance, where one intentionally maintains allegiance to another country, is prohibited, but unintentional dual citizenship from the laws of two countries is generally allowed with some limitations.

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    1. Citizenship lost by Filipinos can be reacquired through naturalization by an act of Congress or repatriation, while naturalized citizens can be denaturalized on certain grounds within 5 years. 2. Foreign wives married to Filipino men can acquire Philippine citizenship through judicial or administrative naturalization or derivatively through their husband. 3. Dual allegiance, where one intentionally maintains allegiance to another country, is prohibited, but unintentional dual citizenship from the laws of two countries is generally allowed with some limitations.

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    Reacquisition of Citizenship - Denaturalization

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    1. Citizenship lost by Filipinos can be reacquired through naturalization by an act of Congress or repatriation, while naturalized citizens can be denaturalized on certain grounds within 5 years. 2. Foreign wives married to Filipino men can acquire Philippine citizenship through judicial or administrative naturalization or derivatively through their husband. 3. Dual allegiance, where one intentionally maintains allegiance to another country, is prohibited, but unintentional dual citizenship from the laws of two countries is generally allowed with some limitations.

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    REACQUISITION OF CITIZENSHIP DENATURALIZATION

    - CA 63 provides that citizenship lost may Person who becomes a filipino thru
    be reacquired by naturalization by naturalization can be denaturalized
    direct act of congress or repatriation. (Cancellation of Cert of Naturalization)on the ffl
    - Naturalization applied for former PH grounds:
    citizen who lost its citizenship under the
    1. If it was obtained fraudulently or
    aforesaid ways
    illegally
    - Congress by means of law
    2. Withing 5 years upon issuance he
    - Repatriation is accomplished by taking
    returned to his native country and
    necessary oat of allegiance to the PH
    resided there. Provided, that his stay
    and registering the same in the civil
    there for one year shall be considered
    registry and bureau of Immigration
    prima facie evidence of his intention of
    (available to women who lost their
    taking up permanent residence.
    citizenship through marriage or on
    3. Made on an invalid declaration of
    account of economic and political
    intention
    necessity, not disqualified by law and
    4. Minor children of the naturalized
    deserters of the AFP)
    person fails to graduate from a school
    ACQUISITION OF PH CITIZENSHIP BY ALIEN recognized by DECS through fault of the
    WIFE MARRIED TO A FILIPINO parents either by neglecting to support
    them or transferring them to a different
    school
    - Can acquire through Judicial Nat. (CA
    Certified copy of the decree be
    473)
    forwarded to DILG and OSG
    - Administrative Nat. ( RA 9139)
    - Or Derivative Naturalization (available
    5. If he allowed himself to be a dummy in
    to alien wife with PH husband)
    violation of the constitutional or legal
    - (CA 473) alien women married to PH
    provision req. PH citizenship as a req.
    men may be deemed ipso facto PH
    for the exercise, use or enjoyment of a
    Citizens and not necessary to prove that
    right, franchise or privilege.
    they posses the qualification.

    Procedure in BIR for alien women married:

    - Alien wife must file a petition for the


    cancellation of her alien certificate of Doctrine of Res Judicata
    registration alleging that she is married
    to a filipino citizen -It unavailable in citizenship, yet if the following
    - Attached joint affidavit that they don’t condition are present, the doctrine of forecloses
    belong to any group disqualified the opening of citizenship proceeding because
    - BI then cinducts an investigation and res judicata will set in, namely
    promulgate its decision granting or
    - 1. A person’s citizenship must be raised as a
    denying the petition
    material issue in a controversy where said
    person is a party
    2. The solicitor general or his authorized
    representative took active participation in the
    resolution thereof

    Dual Allegiance vs Dual Citizenship

    A. Dual Allegiance (INTENTIONAL)

    -Prohibited by law and inimical to the national


    interest

    - Philippine Citizens maintain allegiance to


    his/her original country,

    - There is false allegiance or pretend loyalty to


    the Philippines

    - Section 5 of Article IV is not self-executing


    (Aajs vs, Datumanong)

    B. Dual Citizenship (Generally


    UNINTENTIONAL)

    - Not prohibited by the Constitution


    - Happens when the laws of both
    countries confer upon him (Jus
    Sanguinis in PH and Jus soli in US)
    - Accidental by Birth or by marriage.

    C. Limitation on Dual Citizenship

    It is prohibited under some special cases. In RA


    9225 it requires that a; those who are seeking
    elective public offices in the Philipp

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