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malteser45New member18 December 2018 08:41:37

i am Maltese and my partner from Philippines ,we just had newborn baby,when i went to register him i been told that our baby is not Maltese and not even pinoy.been told after i get the certificate i have to apply for his citizenship.is that right?

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malteser45 wrote:
i am Maltese and my partner from Philippines ,we just had newborn baby,when i went to register him i been told that our baby is not Maltese and not even pinoy.been told after i get the certificate i have to apply for his citizenship.is that right?

Where was your child born?

malteser45New member21 January 2019 08:33:35

malta

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