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Citizenship revocation is a serious process where the government seeks to remove citizenship already granted, most commonly on grounds of fraud or material misrepresentation during the original application. Individuals facing revocation have defined rights to respond and, in many cases, seek review.
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Citizenship revocation is a serious process where the government seeks to remove citizenship already granted, most commonly on grounds of fraud or material misrepresentation during the original application. Individuals facing revocation have defined rights to respond and, in many cases, seek review.
Key figures at a glance
Source sequence preservedApplication timeline Sequence and requirements | |
|---|---|
| Step | What happens |
| 1. Notice of intent | Government notifies the individual of grounds for revocation |
| 2. Response opportunity | The individual can respond with evidence and argument before a final decision |
| 3. Decision | Revocation proceeds, or the case is discontinued |
| 4. Review options | Federal Court review may be available depending on the process followed |
Discovered fraud or material misrepresentation in the original citizenship or earlier immigration application is the most common trigger.
It can — depending on the case, a revocation may also put underlying permanent resident status at risk, making early legal advice important.
CTA: Get an Urgent Case Review if you've received a revocation notice.
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