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תרחישים לדוגמה

התרחישים לדוגמה מוצגים באנגלית.

• LIKELY INELIGIBLE for AG-RST-01 — The only re-acquisition routes under s.114(1)(d) and (e) require compelled renunciation. His voluntary renunciation for political reasons does not satisfy 'had to renounce in order to qualify for the acquisition or retention of the citizenship of another country.' However, he may qualify under Cap.22 s.3(5) (stateless person born in Antigua, if applicable) or may apply for naturalisation under Cap.22 s.6 if he re-establishes residence (AG-NAT-01). Note: there is NO general statutory resumption provision in Cap.22 (confirmed NLR-RST-01 in AG-RST-01 route doc).

  AG-RST-01: positively confirmed absence of general statutory resumption. s.114(1)(e) requires 'had to renounce' — compulsion by foreign law, not voluntary political renunciation. Pivot routes: if born in AG and always stateless → AG-SPC-01 / Cap.22 s.3(5); if stateless and re-establishes residence → ordinary naturalisation AG-NAT-01 after meeting residence requirements.

• ELIGIBLE — AG-RST-01 via Constitution s.114(1)(e). She 'having been a citizen, had to renounce [AG] citizenship in order to qualify for the acquisition or retention of the citizenship of [the US].' The US naturalisation oath historically required renunciation of prior allegiances, making this a compelled renunciation in the constitutional sense. Constitutional entitlement to re-register upon application. Oath of allegiance required (Const s.117). Ministerial override available on defence/public-safety/morality/order grounds (s.3(7)) but unlikely to apply.

  AG-RST-01: s.114(1)(e) — 'had to renounce' = compulsion by foreign law as a precondition. The US naturalisation oath historically required renunciation of prior allegiances, satisfying the compulsion element. Constitutional entitlement. Note: this does not restore retroactive citizenship for the 2015-present gap; citizenship dates from re-registration.