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Assistance for the Recognition of Your French Citizenship.
How to Recognize Your French Citizenship
If you are a child, grandchild, or great-grandchild of a French citizen, you may be eligible to apply for French citizenship.
It is important to know that the claim can only be made if the family member (your grandfather, grandmother, great-grandfather, or great-grandmother) has a connection with France that does not exceed 50 years.
Additionally, you must demonstrate knowledge of the French language and the country’s culture.
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Our personalized assistance offers:
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Comprehensive profile analysis: We identify your chances of success and map out the fastest path to obtaining citizenship.
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Detailed guidance on requirements: We clarify all doubts about documentation, deadlines, and procedures, keeping you fully informed.
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Individual meeting with a specialist: An experienced professional will be available to answer your questions and assist you at every step of the process.
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Help with document collection and organization: We gather and organize all necessary documents completely and accurately, avoiding delays and complications.
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Form filling and sworn translation: We handle all bureaucracy, from correctly completing forms to sworn translation of documents, so you don’t have to worry about anything.
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Process monitoring: We closely track the progress of your application, keeping you updated on each stage and informing you of any news.
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Preparation for the consular interview: We help you prepare for the interview with the French consul, increasing your chances of success.
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Resolution of issues and disputes: In case of pending matters or disputes, we act professionally to resolve problems and ensure your right to citizenship.
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Greater Peace of Mind: Be assured that your process is in good hands, avoiding errors and unnecessary worries.
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Process Acceleration: Our expertise helps you speed up the process, bringing you closer to fulfilling your dream.
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How to Obtain French Citizenship?
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The main ways to obtain French citizenship are:
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By decree (through marriage or kinship); and
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Through naturalization (subject to various conditions, such as time spent in French territory).
French nationality or citizenship has been considered one of the most advantageous in the world for years. According to the Quality of Nationality Index (QNI), France ranks ahead of other countries due to factors such as stability, freedom, economic power, and human development observed in the country.
This means that if you are eligible, you will inherit one of the strongest passports in the world, providing you with many benefits. But remember, not everything is perfect, and the QNI is a status that can change as citizens observe political movements they disagree with. Loving France when you travel there once a year is one thing; continuing to love it when choosing to live in the country is another.
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Advantages of French Citizenship
Becoming a French citizen brings several advantages. First of all, you do not have to renounce your original Brazilian citizenship, allowing you to enjoy the best of both worlds. For example, you can maintain properties, investments, and businesses in Brazil as a native, and the same applies in France.
Being a Franco-Brazilian citizen will also allow you to hold two passports. With the Brazilian passport, you benefit from the advantages of traveling freely within Mercosur and several other countries without needing a visa for France.
With the French document, you can live, travel, and reside in European countries without worrying about the 90-day limit that applies to those entering Schengen Area countries with a Brazilian passport.
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Being a French citizen also guarantees the possibility to work and contribute to the country’s social security system, so that, if you choose, you can retire (after age 64) under the French social security.
If having children is in your plans, once you are a French citizen, this citizenship will also be passed on to the child.
Finally, the ability to choose where to live, work, or retire legally in more than one country offers priceless flexibility.
Economic or political situations in Brazil can fluctuate greatly over the years, and having the opportunity to live in France (or any European country) is a luxury I consider extremely valuable.
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Son
If you are a child of a French citizen, you have the right to recognition of your citizenship regardless of whether your parents are alive. The necessary documents in this case are:
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Birth certificate of the French citizen
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Marriage certificate of your parents (if applicable)
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Your birth certificate
Grandchild
If you are a grandchild of a French citizen, you have the right to recognition of your citizenship regardless of whether your parents and grandparents are alive. The necessary documents in this case are:
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Birth certificate of the French citizen
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Marriage certificate of your grandparents
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Birth certificate of your father/mother (descendant of a French citizen)
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Marriage certificate of your parents (if applicable)
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Your birth certificate
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Documents proving proficiency in the language
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Documents proving your residence in France at the time of the application
Great-grandson
If you are a great-grandchild of a French citizen, you only have the right to recognition of your citizenship if they are alive. However, it is also possible for your father or mother, as grandchildren, to obtain it first and then pass it on to you (in this case, it is not necessary for your great-grandparents to be alive). Necessary documents:
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Birth certificate of the French citizen
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Marriage certificate of your great-grandparents
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Birth certificate of your grandfather/grandmother (descendant of a French citizen)
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Marriage certificate of your grandparents
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Birth certificate of your father/mother (descendant of a French citizen)
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Marriage certificate of your parents (if applicable)
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Your birth certificate
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Documents proving proficiency in the language
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Documents proving your residence in France at the time of the application
Spouse
Citizenship through marriage can be somewhat complicated. If, after getting married in France, the couple built their life in the country, it is necessary to wait three years before applying for French citizenship. If the couple chose to live in another country, a five-year waiting period is required.
Required documents:
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Signed and dated application form in two copies;
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Recent proof of residence mentioning your full name and complete address;
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Birth certificate;
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Identification document;
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Recent photo;
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Marriage certificate issued less than three months ago;
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Documents proving that the couple has lived together before and after the marriage;
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Birth certificates of children born before or after the marriage (if applicable);
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Proof of the partner's nationality to confirm they held French citizenship at the time of marriage;
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If the couple lived abroad, a document proving residence in third countries;
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If the marriage occurred less than five years ago, proof of regular or irregular residence in France during the three years preceding the marriage is required;
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If there are previous marriages, certificates of marriage and divorce must be presented;
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Diploma proving your level of French.
