BROOKLYN

Andray

BLATCHE

Marcus Douthit

Naturalized

Citizens

They are those who

are naturalized in

accordance with the

law.

Lost and

Acquisition of

Citizenship

“Philippines

citizenship may be lost

or reacquired in the

manner provide by the

law”

SECTION 3, ARTICLE IV OF THE CONSTITUTION.

1. By naturalization in a

foreign country.

2. By express renunciation

of citizenship.

3. by subscribing to an

oath of allegiance to

foreign country.

4. By rendering services to the

armed forces of foreign

country.

5. By being a deserter of the

Armed forces of the

Philippines; and

6. by cancellation of the

certificates of naturalization.

Repatriation

Return to original status before

the person lost his/her Filipino

citizenship by taking an oath of

allegiance to the Philippines.

R.A No. 9225

Natural-born citizens, who have lost their citizenship by

naturalization in foreign country, are deemed to have reacquired

Phil. citizenship upon taking an oath of allegiance to the Phil.

R.A 8171

Natural – Born

Citizens.

Article IV, Sec. 2

“Natural-born citizens are those who

are citizens of the Philippines from

birth without having to perform any

act to acquire or perfect their

Philippines citizenship”

Citizenship by

Marriage

Section 4, article IV of the constitution

“Citizens of the Phil. Who marry

aliens shall retain their citizenship,

unless by their act or omission they are

deemed, under the law to have

renounced it. ”

Filipino Woman

Who Marries an

Alien.

Stateless person

Alien woman who

marries a Filipino

citizen Section 15 of the revised Naturalization Law.

“Any woman who is now or may hereafter be

married to a citizen of the Phil. And who might

herself be lawfully naturalized shall be deemed

a citizen of the Phil.”

Dual Allegiance

Sec. 5, Article IV of the

Constitution,

“ Dual allegiance of the citizens is

inimical to the national interest and

shall be dealt with by law.”

Thank you!