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Dual Citizenship

Posted by mcagozo on March 18, 2007 at 9:51 AM

We are collecting information from all those Canadian born who had to renounce their Canadian Citizenship before the Maltese government changed the Dual Citizenship law in 2000. Sent information to info@mcagozo.com

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7 Comments

Reply Isabelle Sultana

02:47 PM on April 25, 2007

Hello, I'm Isabelle Sultana aged 28 next June. I had to renounce the canadian citizenship in 1997 when i entered university. i'm intersted in this campaign to change to dual citizenship. Sincerely yours Isabelle Sultana

Reply Joe Spiteri - Qormi

06:11 PM on April 25, 2007

Hi, I also had to renounce my Canadian citizenship on entering 6th Form. I would appreciate to informed of any developments in conjunction with the regaining of my Canadian Citizenship. You can contact me at <a href="mailto: joepspiteri@yahoo.com. Thanks ">joepspiteri@yahoo.com. Thanks </a>

Reply anonymous

03:34 PM on April 28, 2007

Mario Cucciardi - Attard: Hi, I too was forced to give my birth rights due to a law which now has changed. It was my fundamental right to pursue my studies at 6th form and later at University. I can never say that I had a free choice, I was actually forced to renounced my Canadian Citizenship. Kindly keep me updated with any developments regarding this issue. Thanks

Reply Ray Spiteri

11:59 AM on September 21, 2009

Both my mother and father are born in Malta. I was born in Toronto Canada. Do I have a right to Maltese citizenship as well as keeping my Canadaian citizenship?

Reply WP Themes

06:41 PM on January 18, 2010

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02:59 PM on February 19, 2010

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Reply Bill Washington

12:00 PM on February 21, 2010

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