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If the original country is not notified that another
citizenship has been acquired, it is possible for both citizenships to be
officially documented.
RESOLVING DUAL CITIZENSHIP:
1. Majority Divestiture: This option allows a person with dual citizenship,
upon reaching the age of majority (i.e., age of legal adulthood), to decide
which citizenship to keep. Many countries have this provision in their
constitution, charter, or in their citizenship laws. This is often used in cases
of dual citizenship which arise due to adoption.
2. Generational Requirement: This consists of limiting the principle of
citizenship by descent (jus sanguinis) to the first or second generations of
individuals born and residing abroad.
3. Registration: In countries where non-native children must be registered
at their parent’s country’s consular office shortly after birth, omitting this
registration documentation can make it impossible or difficult for the child to
later acquire the citizenship of either country.
4. Delayed Conferment of Citizenship: Persons, not born in the country
where their parents are citizens, can be given the right to acquire their
parents’ citizenship upon renunciation of any other citizenship.
5. Diplomatic Restrictions: Children of diplomatic representatives are
prevented by international law from acquiring the jus solis citizenship of the
country in which their parents are serving.
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