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That is correct. Consuls don’t decide who will be approved. They just give their opinion about candidate’s knowledge of Hungarian language. Budapest will finally approve or not the application, taking into consideration consul’s ... Read More

http://www.allampolgarsag.gov.hu/images/angol.pdf Every non-Hungarian citizen is eligible for preferential (Simplified) naturalisation if: - he or any of his ancestors was a Hungarian citizen or if he serves reason to believe his or her origin is ... Read More

Definitely. At that time it was very rare that children were born outside of marriage and that they were not baptized after birth. So Church records proved everything you need for Simplified Naturalization. Read More

Birth place and date of birth are the most important things for Simplified Naturalization. At that time hardly you can find people with (foreign) passports traveling for tourism or doing business in foreign countries. They know that (almost) ... Read More

They didn’t ask it before this thing for Simplified Naturalization. Might be true but (although didn’t find anywhere else this new information to confirm it), but also might be another misunderstanding between person asking for Hungarian ... Read More

Through Simplified Naturalization Procedure you don’t need to prove that your ancestors were Hungarian citizens all time without interruption. You need to prove that they were born before 26.07.1921. at pre-Trianon Hungary. After that, your ... Read More

Nothing new. The same information you can find on the Embassy of Hungary in Washington D.C. in section how to do VERIFICATION of Hungarian Citizenship. They have to see that your ancestors never lost their citizenship, so you can request your ... Read More

Any Personal Certificate (Birth, Marriage or Death Certificate) is usually recorded and kept in the place (city, state, country) where your ancestor was born, married and passed away. All of these personal certificates should have place and date of ... Read More

If Death certificate of your ancestor has his/her date and place of birth, in most cases it will be accepted as a proof instead of his/her Birth certificate for the simplified naturalization procedure. Doesn’t matter that Death Certificate is ... Read More

Of course if you have or know someone who has good connections with Ukrainian officials or reward ($$$) them for their hard and low paid work everything is possible :) Read More

The reason why Ukrainian Government make hard to get these documents is because they know that people are asking them to apply for their second (Hungarian or Polish) citizenship. By Ukrainian Citizenship law dual citizenship is NOT allowed and if ... Read More

By Law, since 1896 in Austria-Hungarian empire all Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates were recorded and kept by local Municipal administration. Before 1896, local Churches (where your ancestors were baptized) were recorded and kept all Birth, ... Read More

You need to report if you have any criminal record. If not, you don’t need to do anything. When Budapest receive all your documents later, they will check all these things about you anyway. If you have you can submit for your ancestors their ... Read More

You need an ancestor who was born before 26.07.1921. in Hungarian part of Austria-Hungary empire. Doesn’t matter, your ancestor can be your great-grandfather or great-grandmother from your father or mother side. For example you need your ... Read More

First you have to call Hungarian Embassy/Consulate in the country where you are living and in Hungarian language to schedule an appointment. If you don’t speak Hungarian language well during that phone call, usually they will recommend you ... Read More