We provide full legal assistance in procedures for obtaining and reacquiring Romanian citizenship. With our experience and professionalism, we can guide you through every step, from submitting the application to receiving the citizenship certificate.
What services do we offer?
Assistance with submitting the application for obtaining or reacquiring Romanian citizenship.
Representation before the National Authority for Citizenship (ANC) for:
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Checking the status of the application
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Completing the application with missing documents
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Correcting the Romanian citizenship certificate
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Requesting a duplicate for a lost certificate
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Collecting the Romanian citizenship certificate for minors
Representation before the National Authority for Citizenship (ANC) for:
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Failure to resolve reacquisition applications within the legal 5-month period, with the ANC being obliged to process them
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Challenging orders rejecting applications for the reacquisition of Romanian citizenship
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Why turn to a specialized lawyer?
Avoid errors when preparing the application;
Save time through a correct and complete procedure;
Benefit from professional legal representation before institutions and courts;
You have increased chances of a favorable and swift resolution of your application.
Get in touch with us
If you want to start the procedure or need personalized guidance, please fill out the contact form and you will be assisted as soon as possible.
Phone: +40 722 172929
Email: office@avocatdeleanu.ro
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Frequently asked questions
1. Who can apply for obtaining or reacquiring Romanian citizenship?
Individuals who previously held Romanian citizenship and lost it, as well as their descendants up to the third degree, can apply for reacquisition of citizenship. Additionally, citizenship may be granted to foreigners who meet the legal requirements.
2. How long does the process of reacquiring Romanian citizenship take?
The law provides a 5-month period for processing applications. In practice, the duration may be longer, but a lawyer can intervene to expedite the procedure or file legal actions in case of delays.
3. Is personal presence in Romania required to submit the application?
At certain stages, such as taking the oath of allegiance, personal presence is mandatory. For other stages, the lawyer can represent the client based on a power of attorney.
4. What happens if the citizenship application is rejected?
The rejection order can be challenged in court. A specialized lawyer handles drafting the summons and representing the applicant before the courts to protect their rights.
5. Can I also submit an application for minor children?
Yes, minors can be included in the application. The citizenship certificate for minors can be collected by the parents or legal representatives.