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to further simplify: a naturalized canadian citizen who lost filipino citizenship (when he obtained canadian citizenship) has to undergo a process to reacquire filipino citizenship. without undergoing said process, he is solely a canadian citizen.

it was written in english. i'm beginning to think this might be a comprehension issue but oh well. i don't really know why this is still an issue since it is clear that "getting" dual citizenship is NOT automatic

sorry for the very short answer yesterday but no, it is not automatic and there is a process as outlined by the other poster above. i should know this as my friend had to undergo said process recently. there is no argument here as the process is quite clear.

not automatic, there is a process

the trying part i get, but to say that they were cheated is totally absurd.

as long as medium of instruction was english (for wife's studies), that should suffice

I had more than 40 trips outside canada within 3 years. No RQ was given and the interview lasted less than 5 minutes. Conversation was casual.

i don't think day trips to buffalo was the problem. we travelled to the states a total of 60 days when we applied for citizenship which consisted of mostly day trips to Buffalo and weekends to West Virginia to visit family. Thankfully, we didn't get an RQ and our application was done within 7...