LAW 27 March 1984, n. 33 (published 29 March 1984) extraordinary provisions on naturalization. We the Captains Regent of the Most Serene Republic of San Marino Promulgate and publish the following law approved by the Great and General Council at its meeting of 27 March 1984. Art. 1 The Great and General Council, in accordance with the disposizi ni contained in this Act, grants in extraordinary citizenship of San Marino through naturalization to those who have been declared stateless by a final court ruling, issued by the commissioner's Court and their household. also grants the citizenship of San Marino, for natu izing, at age alien: 1) who has actually lived for at least 30 years, lthough non-continuous, in Italy; 2) who has actually lived since birth in the territory of the Republic, provided that the father or the paternal influence, or the mother if the father is unknown or stateless, there has been home to the 30-year term. In the event that the ascendancy of point 2) of this Article, has died, the home of the ascendant period, prior to the birth of the applicant, is combined with the age of the applicant to at least 30 years. The certification of actual residence in the territorial or the Republic must be clear and unambiguous, and must be based on documentation issued by public offices. An applicant for naturalization must have a registered residence and effective in the territory of the Republic as at 1 March 1984. The San Marino citizenship by naturalization extends to the minor child of the naturalized citizen, following the criteria set out in art. 1 of the Law on Citizenship; It shall also apply to the wife of a naturalized citizen even if he has not completed the residence period referred to in this Article, provided that the latter explicitly requests simultaneously to the spouse. The application for naturalization to minors is presented by the operator parental authority or guardianship, or by special prosecutor appointed by the Law Commissioner which magistrate. Art. 2 The citizens of San Marino, in accordance with this legg, is not granted to those in the Republic or in a foreign state: 1) has been convicted for premeditated crime to the penalty of imprisonment for one year; 2) he has been convicted of the manslaughter offense on interdiction sentence of more than one year. The decision on the request for the grant of naturalization, advanced by those who are prosecuted, is suspended until the issue of the final criminal judgment. Art. 3 Application for naturalization must be lodged within three months from the entry into force of this Act the Secretary of State for Internal Affairs. The naturalization request drafted on stamped paper, is documented by the following documents in order with the stamp: a) birth; b) family status; c) residence or actual residence certificate, indicating also its duration; d) civil and criminal records; s) of the pending charges. The certificates must bear a date not earlier than three months before the submission of the request date; of filings is the receipt issued by the State Secretariat for Internal Affairs. In the application the applicant must: 1) indicate the exact and complete details of minors also requires that naturalization is extended; 2) to voluntarily give up any other citizenship, if permitted to naturalization. Art. 4 The naturalization applications are examined by a Commission Board consists of: - the Home Secretary, who presides; - One representative from each list in this Council and seven members appointed in proportion to the group board. Participates in the work of the Commission without voting rights, as secretary, the Officer of the Civil State. The Commission shall prepare a special report, which shows the list of applicants who are in possession of the requirements to obtain the naturalizzazone. Art. 5 The Great and General Council grants naturalizz tion with the approval of the minutes of the previous article. The Officer of the Civil State notes in its Recorded the successful naturalization in the citizenship of San Marino, and shall inform, where it has rilevnza, foreign Authority. Art. 6 The naturalized citizen must take an oath of allegiance to the Republic prescribed by Heading XL of Book V of the Leges Statutae. In place of the oath, the naturalized citizen, which prove foreign registries entries, or marital status, he must present documentation of the due communication purposes
the loss of the original citizenship; if not prove abroad registries inscriptions or marital status, he must declare, under his vile and criminal liability c, which is not in possession of another citizenship. The effects of citizenship for naturalized minor effect the day of the ascendancy of the oath by. Failure to provide the oath entails automatic loss of the granting of citizenship. The adult citizen naturalized must take an oath of allegiance back to the Regency and the Secretary of State for Internal Affairs within the deadline of six months from the date of granting of naturalization, except in cases of force majeure. The oath shall be entitled to attend, representing the Council, the Commission referred to in Article. 4. The minor naturalized citizen must take the oath of allegiance within a deadline of one year from the coming of age and exercise the act of option for the San Marino citizenship. Art. 7 Whoever, for the purpose of naturalization, representation or produces untrue documentation is punishable under the applicable provisions of the Criminal Code and the eventual naturalization declared void by the Criminal Judge. Nerd is communicated to the Great and General Council. Art. 8 This Law shall enter into force on the 15th day after its legal publication. Our Residence, this day of marzo 28 1984/1683 THE CAPTAINS REGENT Renzo Renzi - Germano De Biagi THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR INTERNAL AFFAIRS Alvaro Selva