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Practical Guide for Registration |
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The acquisition of the Lebanese
nationality does not lead to the loss of any citizenship acquired in a foreign
country.Some people are concerned about the consequences of registration in
Lebanon on the citizenship in the country in which they live. Registration
merely records the life events in Lebanon (i.e., birth, marriage etc...) it
does not affect citizenship at all. |
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The right to register comes
from the existence of a family line, devolved through the father. When people
register life events, it does not mean they are accepting citizenship or giving
up any right of the citizenship they hold. |
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Ask the Embassy or the
consulate for the file number under which your application was transferred to
Lebanon and keep it for tracking your file later on. You can provide the
Maronite Foundation with this number in order to assist in shepherding your
application to its rightful conclusion. |
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You just need to follow the
steps detailed below: |
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Step one: |
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You need to fill out the
appropriate Form
(Marriage, Divorce, Birth, Death, Citizenship) - included in this
brochure-. |
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Step Two: |
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Once the appropriate form
filled, send it by mail to the
nearest Lebanese Embassy, Consulate, who in turn will forward it to the
proper Lebanese authorities for processing. |
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Step Three: |
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Ask the Embassy/Consulate for
the application number under which your application was sent to Lebanon via the
diplomatic pouch |
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Step Four: |
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Just keep in mind you need to
have the tracking number of your file. |
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In Lebanon, if your application
is in order, it will be automatically processed and activated. You will be
informed of its status thru the Embassy, the consulate or our office if you
choose to. |
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