Filipino Citizenship

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Answer the activity to test your understanding about Filipino Citizenship.

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Mary-Gem Tabontabon

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Filipino CitizenshipVersion en ligne Answer the activity to test your understanding about Filipino Citizenship. par Mary-Gem Tabontabon 1 To be a naturalized citizen, one must pledge loyalty to the Constitution Yes No 2 The voluntary loss of citizenship is called repatriation Yes No 3 Our current Constitution is the 1973 Constitution Yes No 4 Jus Sanguinis is the principle that follows the child's "blood relationship" Yes No 5 There are two ways by which a person becomes a Filipino citizen; by birth and by naturalization. Yes No 6 jus tera determines a child's citizenship by the place of his/her birth, regardless of the parents' citizenship Yes No 7 One of the qualifications for a person to petition naturalization is to be 18 years old on the day of the hearing of the petition Yes No 8 One of the reasons for someone to involuntarily lose their citizenship is when the person is declared by a competent authority to be a deserter of the AFP in time of war. Yes No 9 Every qualified citizen has the right to suffrage. Yes No 10 One of the qualifications for naturalization is a person should have resided in the Philippines for 10 consecutive years Yes No

Filipino CitizenshipVersion en ligne

Answer the activity to test your understanding about Filipino Citizenship.

par Mary-Gem Tabontabon

To be a naturalized citizen, one must pledge loyalty to the Constitution

Yes

The voluntary loss of citizenship is called repatriation

Yes

Our current Constitution is the 1973 Constitution

Yes

Jus Sanguinis is the principle that follows the child's "blood relationship"

Yes

There are two ways by which a person becomes a Filipino citizen; by birth and by naturalization.

Yes

jus tera determines a child's citizenship by the place of his/her birth, regardless of the parents' citizenship

Yes

One of the qualifications for a person to petition naturalization is to be 18 years old on the day of the hearing of the petition

Yes

One of the reasons for someone to involuntarily lose their citizenship is when the person is declared by a competent authority to be a deserter of the AFP in time of war.

Yes

Every qualified citizen has the right to suffrage.

Yes

One of the qualifications for naturalization is a person should have resided in the Philippines for 10 consecutive years

Yes

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Filipino Citizenship

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Filipino CitizenshipVersion en ligne

par Mary-Gem Tabontabon

To be a naturalized citizen, one must pledge loyalty to the Constitution

The voluntary loss of citizenship is called repatriation

Our current Constitution is the 1973 Constitution

Jus Sanguinis is the principle that follows the child's "blood relationship"

There are two ways by which a person becomes a Filipino citizen; by birth and by naturalization.

jus tera determines a child's citizenship by the place of his/her birth, regardless of the parents' citizenship

One of the qualifications for a person to petition naturalization is to be 18 years old on the day of the hearing of the petition

One of the reasons for someone to involuntarily lose their citizenship is when the person is declared by a competent authority to be a deserter of the AFP in time of war.

Every qualified citizen has the right to suffrage.

One of the qualifications for naturalization is a person should have resided in the Philippines for 10 consecutive years

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