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Zy писал(а): Кто-нибудь что-нибудь слышал на этот счет, или товарищ занимается сексуальными извращениями и, не говоря худого слова, вводит в заблуждение?

Anastasya писал(а):а что говорит по этому поводу закон о гражданстве? Или, вообще, ничего? Если НИЧЕГО - то все это вранье и провокации...

D. Loss and Resumption of Citizenship

The Act provides that a person can lose Canadian citizenship in several ways. People who were born outside Canada after 1977, and who are citizens because one of their parents has Canadian citizenship also on such grounds, lose their citizenship when they turn 28 unless they make an application to retain it, have registered as a citizen, and have either lived in Canada for at least one year prior to the application or can establish that they have a substantial connection to Canada.(31) This is called derivative citizenship.

In its 1994 report, the Standing Committee criticized these derivative citizenship rules and called for citizenship to be restricted to the first generation born abroad.(32) The Committee concluded that affording citizenship to people who have minimal connections to Canada does nothing to enhance the value of Canadian citizenship or build a strong community in this country. The report also noted the difficult administrative and evidentiary issues that can arise with the current provisions.(33)

New legislation in 1977 addressed some citizenship issues but still left many gaps for the lost Canadians.

For example, the act treated people born abroad after 1946 to Canadian parents differently, depending on whether their parents were married. They could be made citizens directly only if they were born in wedlock to a Canadian father or out of wedlock to a Canadian mother.

The act also restricted access to dual citizenship. If you were Canadian (whether or not you were born in Canada) and took out citizenship in another country between 1947 and 1977, you automatically lost your Canadian citizenship. Yet other people who were dual citizens from birth were allowed to hold both citizenships.

The act also caused children to lose their citizenship automatically if their parents took out another citizenship on their behalf. A person who immigrated to Canada and became a Canadian citizen (a naturalized citizen) could lose their citizenship if they lived outside Canada for 10 years. Yet such rules didn’t apply to citizens born in Canada.

The act required Canadian citizens born outside Canada to Canadian parents, and living outside Canada on their 24th birthday, to file documents to keep their citizenship.

Zy писал(а):Про 10 лет опять неизвестно из какого места ссылка. Если это не правительственный сайт, то неинтересно.

Zy писал(а):Про 10 лет опять неизвестно из какого места ссылка. Если это не правительственный сайт, то неинтересно.

Yury писал(а):10 лет отменили в 1967

Yury писал(а):

Zy писал(а):Про 10 лет опять неизвестно из какого места ссылка. Если это не правительственный сайт, то неинтересно.

10 лет отменили в 1967

текущее законодательство такого не предусматривает
(на мой взгляд - зря)

svt писал(а):

Yury писал(а):10 лет отменили в 1967

вроде в 77 ( как буквоед буквоеду )