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I am in the twilight zone where both sets of great-grandparents on my father’s side were from Bohemia, Austria. They immigrated to the US in the late 1880’s. I can’t get a passport/citizenship from Czechia, Austria or Hungary. It is so unfortunate because my father’s side of the family totally identified as Bohemian, as ethnic Czech where my dad spoke Czech in the US until he went to school. There are no options, even with the new law, for those of us that identify as Czech.
So if I suspect my acestors were Czechoslovakian German but my grandfather (possible Czechoslovakian citizenship) never expelled, because they never lived ther after 1920? and went to war for the allies would that be an exception?
Hello and thanks for your enquiry. Suppose your ancestors did not live in the territory of the present Czech Republic after 1920 - in that case, it will be necessary to determine if they ever had Czechoslovak citizenship or only Austro-Hungarian citizenship. As each citizenship case varies, please contact us at citizenship@polaron.com.au and we can do a full assessment on your case.
My name is Glen and was born I Germany and was brought to Ghana after 5 months. Recently I got my old German birth certificate from mother after reunion. What do I do to get my German citizenship? Please I need your help Thank you
Take our free Czech Citizenship Eligibility Assessment to find out if you qualify: polaron.com.au/eu-citizenship/czech-citizenship/czech-eligibility-form/
I am in the twilight zone where both sets of great-grandparents on my father’s side were from Bohemia, Austria. They immigrated to the US in the late 1880’s. I can’t get a passport/citizenship from Czechia, Austria or Hungary. It is so unfortunate because my father’s side of the family totally identified as Bohemian, as ethnic Czech where my dad spoke Czech in the US until he went to school. There are no options, even with the new law, for those of us that identify as Czech.
So if I suspect my acestors were Czechoslovakian German but my grandfather (possible Czechoslovakian citizenship) never expelled, because they never lived ther after 1920? and went to war for the allies would that be an exception?
Hello and thanks for your enquiry.
Suppose your ancestors did not live in the territory of the present Czech Republic after 1920 - in that case, it will be necessary to determine if they ever had Czechoslovak citizenship or only Austro-Hungarian citizenship. As each citizenship case varies, please contact us at citizenship@polaron.com.au and we can do a full assessment on your case.
My name is Glen and was born I Germany and was brought to Ghana after 5 months.
Recently I got my old German birth certificate from mother after reunion.
What do I do to get my German citizenship?
Please I need your help
Thank you