Nationality law

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 148. Chapters: Jus soli, Jus sanguinis, Nationality, Naturalization, United States nationality law, Multiple citizenship, Australian nationality law, Canadian nationality law, Dutch nationality law, Ceylon Citizenship Act, Indian nationality law, Law of Return, Bhutanese Citizenship Act 1985, Finnish nationality law, French nationality law, Citizenship of the European Union, Immigration law, Russian nationality law, Permanent residency, German nationality law, South Korean nationality law, New Zealand nationality law, Spanish nationality law, Italian nationality law, Egyptian Nationality Law, Belgian nationality law, Israeli nationality law, Polish nationality law, Swiss nationality law, Renunciation of citizenship, Puerto Rican citizenship, Maltese nationality law, Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China, Japanese nationality law, Portuguese nationality law, Nepal citizenship law, Birth tourism, Singaporean nationality law, Same-sex immigration policy in Brazil, History of the Swiss nationality law, Mexican nationality law, Estonian nationality law, South African nationality law, Philippine nationality law, Barbados nationality law, Nationality Law of the Republic of China, Czech nationality law, Oath of citizenship, Norwegian nationality law, Malaysian nationality law, Belarusian citizenship, Turkish nationality law, Macedonian nationality law, Slovenian nationality law, Swedish nationality law, Austrian nationality law, Chen case, Sahrawi nationality law, Icelandic nationality law, Birth aboard aircraft and ships, Venezuelan nationality law, Greek nationality law, Northern Cyprus citizenship, Tanzanian nationality law, Lithuanian nationality law, Ukrainian citizenship, Indonesian nationality law, Samoan nationality law, Danish nationality law, Denization, Nauruan nationality law, Mongolian nationality law, Nationality Law of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Slovak nationality law, Moroccan nationality law, Brazilian nationality law, Cook Islanders, Colombian nationality law, Bangladeshi nationality law, Pakistani nationality law, Suditi, Master Nationality Rule, Azerbaijani nationality law, Nottebohm, Nationality law of Monaco, Peruvian nationality law, Liberian nationality law, Tongan nationality law, Tanase v. Moldova, Iranian nationality law, Lebanese nationality law, Ius indigenatus, Argentine nationality law, Burmese nationality law, Place of birth, Chilean nationality law, Native-born citizen, Romanian nationality law, Andorran nationality law, Uruguayan nationality law, Paraguayan nationality law, Luxembourgian nationality law, Bulgarian nationality law, Iraqi nationality law, Serbian nationality law, Croatian nationality law, Montenegrin nationality law, Armenian nationality law, Kazakhstani nationality law, Moldovan nationality law, Algerian nationality law, Cypriot nationality law. Excerpt: Article I, section 8, clause 4 of the United States Constitution expressly gives the United States Congress the power to establish a uniform rule of naturalization. The Immigration and Naturalization Act sets forth the legal requirements for the acquisition of, and divestiture from, citizenship of the United States. The requirements have become more explicit since the ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution, with the most recent changes to statutory law having been made by the United States Congress in 2001. Adult citizens of the United States who are residents of one of ...