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Dual Citizenship

Posted by mcagozo at 09:51 AM on March 18, 2007

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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Reply Bill Washington

12:00 PM on February 21, 2010

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