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[HelenaAnna]

Pozdrav!
Upravo sam pronasla ovaj dokument i nije mi jasno njegovo znacenje. Da li je osoba uzela madjarsko drzavljanstvo ili ovo ima neko drugo znacenje?
Unapred hvala!

P.S. slika je u prilogu

[Adi_TM]

Yes, the person has hungarian citizenship. This is a photo of an official naturalisation document.

[HelenaAnna]

Hi
Great news!
Thank you! Does it mean I don't need his birth certificate (as am additional document to submit)? I mean, he is my grandfather.

BR,

[HelenaAnna]

Yes, the person has hungarian citizenship. This is a photo of an official naturalisation document.

BTW- You made my day!

[Adi_TM]

Thank you! Does it mean I don't need his birth certificate (as am additional document to submit)? I mean, he is my grandfather.

You are welcome! Well, I am not really sure.I believe that if your grandpa was a hungarian citizenship when your father was born, then he, and, of course, you, are both hungarian citizens.You should ask more questions at your closest consulate of Hungary, via e-mail.

Good luck!I hope that someone can give you a more certain answer!

P.S. Sorry for writing in english on this forum, but I am from RO, and thought that I could help people, as I already went thought the naturalisation process a few years ago.

[HelenaAnna]

Thank you so much.. It's ok to communicate in English

[Adi_TM]

You are welcome!
Basically, I think that you qualify for citizenship through verification, meaning that an interview in the hungarian language would not be necessary.
I still do not know if your grandpa can pass this citizenship directly to you, as there's another generation between you two.

More information about the procedure:
https://newyork.mfa.gov.hu/page/verific ... itizenship

[HelenaAnna]

Well, I am not really sure.I believe that if your grandpa was a hungarian citizenship when your father was born, then he, and, of course, you, are both hungarian citizens.You should ask more questions at your closest consulate of Hungary, via e-mail.

Good luck!I hope that someone can give you a more certain answer!

Thank you!
Unfortunately he was not. At the time my father was born, my grandfather had only Yugoslavian citizenship..

[Adi_TM]

Well, you can still try through the simplified naturalisation procedure. Do not give up!