Registered at birth, so no idea. Kids as well.
Registing at birth is a different process. You are not acquiring a citizenship, you are merely registering your citizenship you are born into.
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Registered at birth, so no idea. Kids as well.
You might not see why, but nevertheless, it is a document you need to provide.
I had to provide it for EU citizenship.
Remember the process might have changed since you obtained a new citizenship...
I guess it might have changed but what if you're not interested in keeping your SA citizenship?
Not sure. There wasn't an option for that if I recall correctly
May I ask what country you applied to? Perhaps it's different for different countries...
EU. But as someone else mentioned on this thread, they had to do the same for UK
Registing at birth is a different process. You are not acquiring a citizenship, you are merely registering your citizenship you are born into.
EU. But as someone else mentioned on this thread, they had to do the same for UK
You might not see why, but nevertheless, it is a document you need to provide.
I had to provide it for EU citizenship.
No, it's full registration. Both my kids and I have dual citizenships: id's, passports and social security, right to vote, even military callup.
There is no requirement from the UK to have any form of permission from SA before applying for UK citizenship, they couldn't care less if you retain SA citizenship or not.
Here's the application form, what page is the requirement for permission from SA appear on?
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/539688/Form_AN_01-2016.pdf
As the EU isn't a country, doesn't confer citizenship or issue passports I'm not really able to comment on that part of your claim, but the fact you think you apply for EU citizenship speaks for itself...
I wasn't asking for you to comment Dave. I was mentioning a fact about my case when I acquired citizenship and I also mentioned the case of 'tilt' who went through the same thing for UK citizenship.
I specifically didn't mention the country, as I do not post under my real name here and do not want to give out too many personal details about myself. Nor is it relevant
I wasn't asking for you to comment Dave.
I was mentioning a fact about my case when I acquired citizenship and I also mentioned the case of 'tilt' who went through the same thing for UK citizenship.
I specifically didn't mention the country, as I do not post under my real name here and do not want to give out too many personal details about myself. Nor is it relevant
You don't quite understand how forums work then? You don't need permission to comment...
And you're talking rubbish, no European country requires you to get permission from SA to apply for citizenship of the European country. Some European countries require special permission before you can take out their citizenship and retain your old citizenship (Germany and Austria come to mind) but that's nothing to do with permission from SA.
The permission requirement is something SA insists on, not the UK or any other European country.
Ok then. You don't have to believe me
Citizenship
20. No citizen may be deprived of citizenship.
Invalid, Section 20 from the constitution:
End, finish, klaar. Home Affairs are not allowed to take a way your citizenship under any circumstance, the first time this gets taken to court they will be smacked. Just need someone who cares enough to deal with all the faff.
Yeah, why do we even need a constitutional court when we have ScottulusMaximus to tell us how it is?
Invalid, Section 20 from the constitution:
End, finish, klaar. Home Affairs are not allowed to take a way your citizenship under any circumstance, the first time this gets taken to court they will be smacked. Just need someone who cares enough to deal with all the faff.