Citizenship Act of 2007
Establishing the First Citizenship qualifications
BE IT ENACTED by His Royal Majesty King Rafael Aluveaux I, by and with the advice and consent of the Members of Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:
ARTICLE 1: TRIAL PERIOD.
a. After a citizenship application has been received by the Ministry of Interior, it cannot make a decision until the following requirements have been satisfied:
i. a brief investigation and/or background check on the person who applied for citizenship has to be conducted;
ii. a “residency” trial period of ten (10) days after which the Ministry of Interior may make a decision on the application.
b. If the applicant remains inactive during the "residency" trial period, the Ministry of Interior shall reject the application for citizenship.
c. If the applicant uses his or her "residency" trial period to become acquainted with the Kingdom and becomes active, the Ministry of Interior shall grant citizenship to the applicant.
ARTICLE 2: CITIZENSHIP PURGE.
a. All citizens that have been inactive for more than six (6) months shall have their citizenship revoked completely and shall be purged from the Roll of Citizens and from the Electoral Roll.
b. This article does not apply to citizens who are under extended leave of absences due to extenuating circumstances or have stated an extended absence.
ARTICLE 3: ROYAL ASSENT.
This bill shall not become law until it has received Royal Assent by His Majesty.
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His Royal Majesty King Rafael II of the House of Aluveaux. Consul of Etampes, Prince of Arretium, Prince of Apulia, The Duke of Calabria, The Duke of Devon, The Duke of Lavinium, and The Duke of York. |
