Polish citizenship – handbook on legal provisions and rules is dedicated to persons willing to check on their own the regulations for obtaining Polish citizenship
If you want to understand how Polish citizenship regulations have changed over time, which laws were in force during specific periods, and what requirements had to be met, this e-book is for you.
Cost of e-book is 59$
This e-book provides essential information on the confirmation of Polish citizenship, including the legal basis for confirming citizenship and the circumstances that may disqualify an applicant. You will also find an overview of the regulations in force during the period when Poland was partitioned, as well as the possibilities of obtaining Polish citizenship after Poland regained independence.
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Chapters:
- overview of the legal framework for Polish citizenship, showing who could become a polish citizen and how the law changed during the years
- overview of the legal framework for Polish citizenship showing who could loss polish citizenship and in which circumstances
- explanation of the rules that allowed individuals to restore their Polish citizenship after losing it
- brief look at how being born inside or outside marriage influenced a child’s right to Polish citizenship
- summary showing why official recognition of a child mattered and how it affected their citizenship status
- brief note explaining why military duty mattered for keeping citizenship after naturalization
- description of how nationality was important for keeping or losing Polish citizenship
- note on how work in foreign administration influenced Polish citizenship
- brief explanation of the rules that applied to emigrants from different regions of the former Polish lands before 1920
- short overview of the citizenship rules agreed between Poland and the USSR after the war
- overview of the rules that defined who was recognized as a citizen in Central Lithuania after it was incorporated
