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    The 1935 Constitution established the rules for Philippine citizenship. It stated that those who were citizens at the time, those born in the Philippines to foreign parents who held public office, those with Philippine fathers or mothers (with the option for mothers to elect citizenship upon reaching majority), and those naturalized were considered citizens. Citizenship could be lost or reacquired as provided by law. The 1973 Constitution maintained similar rules, considering citizens those under the 1935 rules, those with Philippine fathers or mothers, those who elected citizenship under the 1935 rules, and those naturalized. It also stated that female citizens who married aliens retained citizenship unless renouncing by act or omission, and that citizenship could be lost or reacquired by law. A natural

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    The 1935 Constitution established the rules for Philippine citizenship. It stated that those who were citizens at the time, those born in the Philippines to foreign parents who held public office, those with Philippine fathers or mothers (with the option for mothers to elect citizenship upon reaching majority), and those naturalized were considered citizens. Citizenship could be lost or reacquired as provided by law. The 1973 Constitution maintained similar rules, considering citizens those under the 1935 rules, those with Philippine fathers or mothers, those who elected citizenship under the 1935 rules, and those naturalized. It also stated that female citizens who married aliens retained citizenship unless renouncing by act or omission, and that citizenship could be lost or reacquired by law. A natural

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    1935, 1973 and 1987 Constitution - Citizenship

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    Janette Tito
    The 1935 Constitution established the rules for Philippine citizenship. It stated that those who were citizens at the time, those born in the Philippines to foreign parents who held public office, those with Philippine fathers or mothers (with the option for mothers to elect citizenship upon reaching majority), and those naturalized were considered citizens. Citizenship could be lost or reacquired as provided by law. The 1973 Constitution maintained similar rules, considering citizens those under the 1935 rules, those with Philippine fathers or mothers, those who elected citizenship under the 1935 rules, and those naturalized. It also stated that female citizens who married aliens retained citizenship unless renouncing by act or omission, and that citizenship could be lost or reacquired by law. A natural

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    1935 CONSTITUTION – ART IV - CITIZENSHIP

    Took effect - November 15, 1935

    ARTICLE IV
    Citizenship

    Section 1. The following are citizens of the Philippines: chan roble svirtual lawlib rary

    (1) Those who are citizens of the Philippine Islands at the time of the adoption of this
    Constitution.

    (2) Those born in the Philippine Islands of foreign parents who, before the adoption of this
    Constitution, had been elected to public office in the Philippine Islands.

    (3) Those whose fathers are citizens of the Philippines. (4) Those whose mothers are
    citizens of the Philippines and, upon reaching the age of majority, elect Philippine
    citizenship. (5) Those who are naturalized in accordance with law.

    Section 2. Philippine citizenship may be lost or reacquired in the manner provided by law.

    1973 – CONTITUTION – ARTICLE III - CITIZENSHIP

    CITIZENSHIP

    SECTION 1. The following are citizens of the Philippines:

    (1) Those who are citizens of the Philippines at the time of the adoption of this
    Constitution.

    (2) Those whose fathers or mothers are citizens of the Philippines.

    (3) Those who elect Philippine citizenship pursuant to the provisions of the Constitution
    of nineteen hundred and thirty-five.

    (4) Those who are naturalized in accordance with law.

    SEC. 2. A female citizen of the Philippines who marries an alien shall retain her Philippine
    citizenship, unless by her act or omission she is deemed, under the law, to have
    renounced her citizenship.

    SEC. 3. Philippine citizenship may be lost or reacquired in the manner provided by law.
    SEC. 4. A natural-born citizen is one who is a citizen of the Philippines from birth without
    having to perform any act to acquire or perfect his Philippine citizenship.

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