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The
Notification
No. 11/42/51-Poll. (1)
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 23 of the Pakistan
Citizenship Act, 1951 (II of 1951), the Federal Government is pleased to frame
the following rules:-
1. Short title. (1) These rules shall be called the Pakistan Citizenship
Rules, 1952.
(2) They
shall come into force at once.
2. Definitions. In these Rules :
“Act” means the Pakistan Citizenship Act, 1951.
“Provincial Government” includes the Chief Commissioner of Balochistan, the
Administrator of Karachi, and Governments of Acceding States.
“British Missions of Consulates” means such British Missions or
Consulates as are exercising functions on behalf of
3.
Citizenship at the date of commencement of the Act. Any person claiming
citizenship of
(a) Any person claiming citizenship under clause (a) of section 3 of the
Act shall apply in Form “A” in duplicate to a Magistrate of the first class.
This application shall be supported by a certificate of birth of the
application or any of his parents or grand-parents, as the case may be, issued
by:-
(i) a village officer or an officer-in-charge of a Station.
(ii) A Municipal or Town Committee or Corporation, or
(iii) a Register of Births and Deaths appointed under the British Deaths
and Marriages Registration Act, 1886 (VI of 1886).
(b) The Magistrate shall in attestation of the trust of the statement in
the application, administer an oath or affirmation to the applicant and shall
examine the evidence, oral or documentary, adduced by the applicant in support
of his claim. He may, if he thinks in necessary, summon and examine any
witnesses likely to know the facts of the application and may call for any
records relevant to it.
(c) If the Magistrate is satisfied that the applicant is entitled to
citizenship under clause (a) of section 3 of the Act, he shall recommend to the
Provincial Government that a certificate of citizenship in Form “A-1” be
granted.
(d) The Provincial Government shall pass such orders on the
recommendation as it deems fit.
4.
Any person claiming citizenship of
(1) He shall apply in Form “A” in duplicate to a Magistrate of the first
class. Each form shall be accompanied by a certificate of birth as provided in
clause (a) of rule 3 and by a certificate of domicile issued under rule 23,
provided that certificate of domicile shall not be required from a person who
was in the service of any Government or Administration in Pakistan at the
commencement of the Act.
(2) The Magistrate shall in attestation of the trust of the statement in
the application, administer an oath or affirmation to the applicant.
(3) He shall examine any witnesses produced by the applicant and may
summon any other witnesses likely to known the facts of the application and may
call for any records relevant toil.
(4) If the Magistrate is satisfied that the applicant is entitled to
citizenship under clause (b) of section 3 of the Act, he shall recommend to the
Provincial Government that a certificate of citizenship Form “A-1” be granted.
(5) The Provincial Government shall pass such orders on the
recommendation as it deems fit.
5.
(1) Any person claiming citizenship under clause (c) of section 3 shall apply
in Form *A” in triplicate of the Provincial Government.
(2) Each form shall be attested by a Magistrate and shall be accompanied
by an attested copy of the certificate of naturalization.
(3) The Provincial Government may, after making such enquiry as it deem
fit and after examining the evidence required by rule 19, recommend to the
Federal Government that a certificate of citizenship in Form “A-1” be granted.
(4) The Federal Government shall pass such orders on the recommendation
as it deems fit.
6.
Any person claiming the citizenship under clause (d) of section 3 of the Act
may be granted a certificate by the Provincial Government in the manner
hereinafter prescribed :-
(1) He shall apply in Form “A” in duplicate to a Magistrate of the first
class.
(2) The Magistrate shall in attestation of the truth of the statement in
the application, administer an oath or affirmation to the applicant.
(3) He shall examine any witnesses produced by the applicant and may
summon any other witnesses likely to known the facts of the application and may
call for any records relevant to it.
(4) If the Magistrate is satisfied that the applicant is entitled to
citizenship under clause (d) of section 3 of the Act, he shall recommend to the
Provincial Government that a certificate of citizenship in Form “A-1” be
granted.
(5) The Provincial Government shall pass such orders on the
recommendation as it deems fit.
7.
Omitted vide Notification No. 11/62/52 Poll. (1), dated
8. Citizenship by birth.-(1) Any person claiming citizenship under section 4
of the Act shall apply in Form “B” in duplicate to a Magistrate of the first
class of the District here he was born.
(2) Each form shall be accompanied by :-
(a) a certificate of birth issued by a village officer or an
officer-in-charge of a Police Station or a Municipal or Town Committee or
Corporation, or a Registrar of Births and Deaths appointed under the Births,
Deaths and Marriages Registration Act, 1886 (VI of 1886).
(b) If the applicant is below the age of 21 years, a statement by his
parent or guardian recorded on oath.
(3) If the Magistrate, after making such inquiry as may be necessary, is
satisfied that the facts stated in the application are correct, he shall
recommend to the Provincial Government that a certificate in Form “R-1” be
graced.
(4) The Provincial Government shall pass such orders on the
recommendation as it deems fit.
9. Citizenship by descent.--(l) Any person claiming citizenship by descent
under section 5 of the Act shall apply in Form “B” to the Provincial Government
of the areas in which he has his domicile of origin as defined in Part II of
the Succession Act, 1925 (XXXIX of 1925).
(2) Such application shall be in triplicate and such form shall be
accompanied by “:-
(a) a certificate of citizenship of
(b) evidence establishing his relationship with his father:
Provided that where the certificate of citizenship indicates that the father
is a citizen of Pakistan by descent only, then one of the following additional
documents shall also be produced:-
(i) Either a certificate of registration of birth at a Pakistan Mission
or Consulate in the country where the applicant was born, or where there is no
Pakistan Mission or Consulate in that country at the prescribed Mission or
Consulate or, at a Pakistan Mission or Consulate in the country nearest to that
country.
(ii) Or a certificate or documentary proof that the applicant”s father
was in the service of a Government in
(3) The Provincial Government after making such enquiries as it deems
fit may pass orders in regard to such applications, except where additional
documents are required under the proviso to sub-rule (2) in which case it shall
forward the papers to the Federal Government.
(4) The Federal Government shall pass such orders on the application as
it deems fit.
10. Citizenship by migration.-(1) Any person claiming citizenship
under section 6 of the Act shall apply in Form “B” in duplicate to the
Provincial Government.
(2) Such-application shall be accompanied by :-
(a) an affidavit of the truth of the statements made therein:
(b) a certificate of domicile under rule 23; and
(c) any other evidence which proves that the applicant intended to
reside permanently in
(3) The Provincial Government, after such inquires as it may consider
necessary, shall pass such orders on the application as it deems fit.
(4) Where the applicant, for reasons to be recorded in writing, claims
exemption from obtaining a certificate, of domicile he shall request the
Provincial Government to forward the application to the Federal Government.
(5) The Provincial Government shall, on a request made under the
foregoing sub-rule, forward the application to the Federal Government together
with its own recommendation.
(6) The Federal Government shall pass such orders on the recommendation
as it deems fit.
(7) Any order passed by the Provincial or Federal Government under this
rule shall apply to the wife of the applicant and any minor child of his
dependent wholly or partially upon him, provided that the claim for citizenship
for them is included initially in the application and satisfactory evidence of
the applicant’s marriage to the wife, and of the minor being dependent on him
is adduced to the satisfaction of Government.
11. Person migrating from the territories of Pakistan.(1) Any person claiming, citizenship
under the proviso to section 7 of the act shall apply in Form “C” is triplicate
to the Federal Government.
(2) Each form shall be accompanied by :-
(a) an attested copy of the permit for resettlement or permanent return;
(b) an affidavit of the trust of the statements made in the application.
(3) The Federal Government, after such inquiries as it may consider
necessary, shall pass such orders on the application as it deems fit.
12. Citizenship of certain persons resident abroad. (1) Any person claiming citizenship
under section 8 of the Act shall apply in triplicate in Form “D” for
registration as a citizen in the manner hereinafter provided, namely :-
(a) If he is resident in a country outside
(b) Every application under this rule shall be accompanied :-
(i) by a certificate of domicile issued by a District Magistrate in
(ii) where he has been unable to obtain certificate, by a statement on
oath explaining why he claims exemption from producing it.
(2) (a) The Mission or Consulate may demand such evidence of the truth
of the statements made in the application as it thinks necessary. Such evidence
shall ordinarily include certificates of his birth or that of his father or
father”s father, and information in regard to his educational and other
qualifications and his economic condition ;
(b) The
(c) If the applicant is resident in
(d) The Federal Government shall pass such orders on this application as
it deems fit.
13. Citizenship by naturalization.-(1) Any person claiming citizenship
under section 9 of the Act shall apply in Form “E” in triplicate to the Federal
Government.
(2) Each form shall be accompanied by –
(a) an affidavit of the statements made therein ;
(b) a certificate of Naturalization under the Naturalization Act, 1926
(VII of 1926);
(c) a certificate that the applicant had taken the oath of allegiance to
the Constitution of Pakistan within the period prescribed by section 6 of the
Naturalization Act, 1926.
(3) The Federal Government, after making such inquiries as it considers
necessary, may grant a certificate of registration in Form “R-1” or reject the
application.
(4) Where an exemption from producing certificate of naturalization is
sought, the application shall in a statement recorded on oath, specify the
reasons for which he seeks the exemption.
(5) The Federal Government shall pass such orders on the application as
it deems fit.
13-A. Certificate of citizenship to certain persons
domiciled in former East Pakistan.-(1) Any person claiming citizenship under clause (iii) of
clause (iv) of subsection (1) of section 16-A of the Act of under the proviso
to-that subsection may be granted a certificate in the manner hereinafter
prescribed, namely :-
(i) He shall apply in Form “E-1” in duplicate to a Magistrate of the
first class, and if at the time of making the application he is residing in a
foreign country, to the Pakistan Mission or Consulate in the country and, if
there is no such Mission or Consulate in that country, to the Pakistan Mission
or Consulate in the country nearest to the country of his residence:
Provided that the application made to a Pakistan Mission or Consulate shall
be accompanied by an affidavit sworn before a Magistrate or Oath Commissioner
affirming the trust of the statement made therein.
(ii) Where the application is made to a Magistrate, the Magistrate
shall, in attestation of the trust of the statement made in the application
administer an oath or affirmation to the application.
(iii) The Magistrate or the Pakistan Mission or Consulate, shall examine
any witness produced by the applicant and may summon any other witness likely
to know the facts of the application and may call for any record relevant to
it.
(iv) If the Magistrate or the Pakistan Mission or Consulate is satisfied that
the applicant is entitled to citizenship under subsection (1) of section 16-A
of the Act, he or as the case may be, it shall recommend, if he is a Magistrate
to the Provincial Government, and, if it is a Pakistan Mission or Consultant to
the Federal Government, that a certificate of citizenship in Form “E-2” be
granted.
(v) The Provincial Government or the Federal Government, as the case may
be, shall pass such orders on the recommendation as it deems fit.
(2) Any person claiming citizenship under subsection (2) of section 16-A
of the Act may be granted a certificate by the Federal Government in the manner
hereinafter prescribed, namely:-
(i) He shall apply in Form “E-3” in duplicate to the Federal Government
and present the application to a Magistrate of the first class, and, if at the
time of making the application he is residing in country other than Pakistan to
the Pakistan Mission or Consulate in that country, and, if there is no such
Mission or Consulate, to the Pakistan Mission or Consulate in the country
nearest to the country of his residence:
Provided that the application made to a Pakistan Mission or Consulate
shall be accompanied by an affidavit sworn before a Magistrate or Oath
Commissioner affirming the trust of the statement made therein.
(ii) The Magistrate shall, in attestation of the trust of the statement
made in the application, administer and oath or affirmation to the applicant.
(iii) The Magistrate or the Pakistan Mission or Consulate should examine
any witness produced by the applicant and may summon any other witness likely
to know the facts of the application and may call for any record relevant to
it.
(iv) If the Magistrate or the Pakistan Mission or Consulate in satisfied
that the applicant is entitled to citizenship under subsection (2) of section
16-A of the Act, he or, as the case may be, it shall recommend to the Federal
Government that a certificate of citizenship in Form “E-4” be granted :
Provided that the Magistrate shall make the recommendation through the
Provincial Government.
(v) The Federal Government shall pass such orders as it deems fit.
14. Married Women. (1) Any woman who by reason of her marriage to a British
subject has acquired the status of a British subject before the first day of
January 1949, shall, if she wishes to be registered as a citizen of
(2) Such application shall be in triplicate and each form shall be
accompanied by :-
(a) her marriage certificate or any other evidence establishing the
applicant”s marriage; and
(b) her husband”s certificate of citizenship or any other evidence
establishing the husband”s citizenship of
(3) the Federal Government shall, after such inquiry as it considers
necessary, pass such orders on the application as it deems fit.
(4) If the husband is dead at the time the application is made a
statement of facts, recorded on oath, which would prove that he had been alive
he would have been entitled to Pakistan citizenship under section 3, 4 or 5 of
the Act, shall accompany the application;
(5) If the applicant is an alien, the application shall further be
accompanied by a certificate :-
(a) of domicile issued under rule 23 of these Rules, and
(b) that she has taken the oath of allegiance set out in the Schedule to
the Act.
(6) If the applicant”s husband but for his death would have been a
citizen of Pakistan under the provisions of subsection (1) of section 6 of the
Act (whether he migrated as provided in that sub-section or is deemed under the
proviso to section 7 to have so migrated), the application shall be accompanied
by a certificate issued by the Provincial Government that the husband would
have been entitled to a certificate issued by the Provincial Government that
the husband would have been entitled to a certificate under rule or 11 of these
Rules.
(7) The Federal Government shall, after such inquiries as it considers
necessary, pass such orders on the application as it deems fit.
15. Any woman who claims citizenship- under subsection (2) of section 10 of
the Act shall apply in Form “F” in triplicate to the Federal Government in the
following manner, namely :-
(a) If her husband is alive, each form shall be accompanied by the
following documents :
(i) a certificate of
(ii) a marriage certificate or any other evidence establishing the
applicant”s marriage.
(b) If her husband is dead at the time of the application, the
application shall be accompanied by the certificate or other evidence mentioned
in sub-clause (ii) of clause (a), and the certificate mentioned in sub-clause
(i) of the clause or by a statement of facts recorded on oath showing that he
had been alive he would be entitled to citizenship of Pakistan under section 3,
4 or 5 of the Act.
(c) If the applicant is an alien, the application shall further be
accompanied by a certificate.
(i) of domicile issued under rule 23 of these Rules, and
(ii) that she has taken the oath of allegiance set out in the Schedule
to the Act.
(d) if the applicant”s husband but of his death would have been a
citizen of Pakistan under the provisions of sub-section (1) of section 6 of the
Act (whether he migrated a provided in that (sub-section or is deemed under the
provisions to section 7 to have so migrated), the application shall be
accompanied by a certificate issued by the Provincial Government that the
husband would have been entitled to a certificate under rule 10 or 11 of these
Rules.
(e) The Federal Government shall, after such enquiries as it considers
necessary, pass such orders on the application as it deems fit.
16. (1) Any woman claiming citizenship through marriage in accordance with
rule 14 or rule 15 after she has been deprived of it under the Act, shall
submit with her application a statement on oath giving the restoration of her,
citizenship.
(2) The Federal Government shall, after such enquiries considers necessary,
pass such orders on the application as it deems fit.
17. Registration of minors.--(1) Any person claiming
citizenship for a minor shall apply in Form “M” in duplicate.
(2) The form shall be, submitted to the authority to whom the parent or
guardian would be required to apply under these Rules if he were claiming
citizenship for himself.
(3) The application shall be accompanied by a certificate or citizenship,
if any, of the parent or guardian.
(4) The Federal Government may, on an application submitted to it in the manner
aforesaid or of its own motion, register any minor as a citizen of
18. Citizenship by incorporation of territory.-The Federal Government may by
notification in the Gazette and on such terms and conditions as may be
specified in such notification, apply all or any of these Rules to persons who,
by reason of their connection with any territory which may be incorporated in
19. Renunciation of dual citizenship or nationality.-- Any person who, under section 14
of the Act, makes a declaration of renunciation of his status as a citizen or
national of another country, shall produce satisfactory evidence that he has
made such a declaration :
Proviso : Omitted vide Notification No. 11/62/52 - Poll (1) dated to
19-A. Declaration of renunciation of
(a) under what provision of law the applicant is a citizen of
(b) the other country of which the applicant is a citizen or national or
the competent authority of which has given him any valid document assuring him
of the grant of citizenship or nationality of that country upon his renouncing
his citizenship of
(2) The declaration shall be made to the Pakistan Mission or Consulate
in the country where the person concerned is residing and shall be forwarded by
such Mission or Consulate to the Director of Immigration and Passports for
registration.
(3) There shall be kept by the Director of Immigration and Passports, a
register in Form “XI” containing the names of persons whose declaration of
renunciation of citizenship are registered under this rule.
(4) The person concerned will cease to be a citizen of
19-B. Declaration of intention to resume citizenship of
Pakistan.-(1) A
declaration under the proviso to clause (a) of sub-section (2) of section 14-A
of the Act shall be made in quadruplicate in Form “Y”:
(a) If the person making the declaration is residing in a foreign
country, to the Pakistan Mission or Consulate in that country; and
(b) in any other case, to the Director of Immigration and Passports,
through the Provincial Government concerned.”
(2) Such declaration shall be registered by the Director of Immigration
and Passports and the person concerned shall become a citizen of
(3) There shall be kept by the Director of Immigration and Passports a
register in Form “Yl” containing the names of persons whose declaration of
intention to resume
20.
Acquisition of
(2) The application shall be submitted to the Pakistan Mission or
Consulate in that country or where there is no Pakistan Mission or Consulate in
that country to a prescribed
(3) The application shall be accompanied by a an affidavit of the truth
of the statements made therein.
(4) The
(a) the national status of the applicant in his country;
(b) his knowledge of languages;
(c) his special qualifications, if any;
(d) his income and its source; and
(e) any disabilities to which citizens of
(5) The Federal Government shall pass such orders on the application as
it deems fit.
21. Registration of birth In countries abroad.-The birth of a child of a citizen
of
(a) Any parent or guardian of the child shall, within six months of the
birth, report in writing in Form “S” the fact of the birth to the Pakistan
Mission or Consulate in that country, or where there is no such
(aa) Where such report is made after the expiry of six months from the
date of the birth of a child; the
Provided that no birth shall be registered on a report made after the
expiry of one year from the date of the birth, except with the previous approval
in writing of the Federal Government.
(b) The
(c) Copies of the registration certificates issued by the
22. Annual Registration of
(a) He shall register himself by forwarding to the
(b) This statement shall be forwarded in duplicate in the first quarter
of every year following the year of the arrival in the country of residence.
(c) The
23. Certificate of domicile.-The Federal Government, the
Provincial Government or any District Magistrate authorised by the Provincial
Government in this behalf may on application made to it in this behalf issued a
certificate of domicile in Form P-P in the manner following :-
(a) An application for a certificate of domicile shall be made in Form
“P” in duplicate, shall be accompanied by an affidavit affirming the trust of
the statement made in it and affirming further that the applicant had not
migrated to India after the first day of March 1947 or that, having so
migrated, and returned to Pakistan under a permit for resettlement or permanent
return issued by an officer authorized by the Government of Pakistan.
(b) Any authority to whom an application is presented may demand such
evidence as it may be considered necessary for satisfying itself that the facts
stated in the application are correct and that the applicant has been continually
resident in
(c) The authority shall pass such orders on the application as it deems
fit.
24. Certificate of citizenship in doubtful cases. (1) The Federal Government may an
application made to it in that behalf grant a certificate of citizenship in
Form “Q-1” to any person with respect to whose citizenship a doubt exists,
whether on a question of law or of fact.
(2) An application in this behalf shall be made in Form “Q” in
triplicate and shall be supported by an affidavit of the trust of the statement
made therein.
(3) The certificate of citizenship granted in “Q-l” shall be withdrawn
as soon as possible and not later than the issue of a certificate of
citizenship under any of these Rules. It shall be granted for one year in the
first instance but may be extended from time to time unless withdrawn and
herein provided.
25. Deprivation of citizenship. (1) The Federal Government may on
any report from the Provincial Government or on its own motion issue a notice
to any person who being a citizen of
(a) has shown himself by any act or speech to be disloyal or disaffected
to the Constitution of Pakistan ;
(b) has during a war in which Pakistan is or has been engaged,
unlawfully traded or communicated with the enemy or engaged in or associated
with any business that was to his knowledge carried on in such a manner as to
assist the enemy in that war ; or
(c) has within five years of being naturalized been sentenced in any
country to imprisonment for a term of not less than twelve months ;
to show cause why an order depriving him of the citizenship of
(2) Such notice shall contain information of the grounds on which it is
proposed to make the order depriving him of citizenship.
(3) (a) Any person served with a notice in accordance with the two
foregoing sub-rules may, within sixty days of the service of such notice, apply
to the Federal Government for the appointment of a committee of enquiry.
(b) Such an application shall among other things be accompanied by an
affidavit that the allegations made against him are untrue, and by a bond for
such sum not exceeding Rs. 5,000 as the Federal Government may demand to be
forfeited to Government should the committee of enquiry find the application
false and frivolous or given with a view to causing delay.
(c) On receiving the application, Government shall appoint a committee
as prescribed in sub-clause (7) of section 16 of the Act.
(4) The Federal Government may of its own motion or on the application
of any person appoint a committee of enquiry in the manner aforesaid for
enquiring into an application submitted to it under sub-section (4) of section
16 of the Act or to enquire into the continued residence outside Pakistan of
any citizen of Pakistan for a period of seven years beginning not earlier than
the commencement of the Act.
(5) An application under sub-section (4) of section 1 of the Act shall
be accompanied and by affidavit stating the grounds on which the application is
made, an if the applicant is residing in a foreign country the application may
be submitted to the Pakistan Mission or Consulate in that country or where
there is no Mission or Consulate in that country to a prescribed Mission or
Consulate or to a Pakistan Mission or Consulate in the country nearest to that
country.
(6) The Federal Government shall pass such orders on the report of the
committee of enquiry or, if a committee is not appointed, on the application
itself as it deems fit.
26. Penalty for obtaining citizenship by misrepresentation. (1) Any Magistrate of the first
class, a Provincial Government or the Federal Government on receiving
information that person has obtained his certificate of citizenship certificate
of registration as a citizen of Pakistan, certificate of domicile or
certificate of naturalization, by fraud, false representation or the
concealment of any material fact or that his certificate of naturalization has
been revoked, may authorize or require a competent Magistrate to authorize a
police officer under section 155 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (Act V of
1898) to investigate the trust of the information.
(2) If on the result of the investigation it appears that the said
person has made statement or furnished information which comes within the
mischief of section 2 of the Act, the Federal or Provincial Government may
direct that the said person be prosecuted under section 177 of the Pakistan
Penal Code (XIV of 1860), or under any other law for the time being in force.
(3) A conviction by the Court shall render null and void any certificate
mentioned in sub-rule (1).
27. Fees. Applications under these Rules shall be accompanied by bank
draft of a challan of the value indicated in the Schedule to these Rules.
28. Photographs. Any person to whom a certificate of citizenship or of
registration as a citizen of
28-A. Duplicate copies of Certificates of Citizenship. Any person to whom a certificate of
citizenship has been granted, may, if his certificate is lost or damage or if
he wishes to get his certificate of citizenship replaced by a certificate of
citizenship with changed name or other particulars, shall apply in Form “V in
duplicate normally to the Federal Government, Provincial Government, Local
Administration or any Pakistan Mission in a foreign country through whom he
obtained his previous certificate of citizenship.
(b) Each such Form shall be attested by a Magistrate or a Notary Public.
(c) It shall be accompanied by four passport size photographs of the
applicant of one and the same pose.
(d) The Provincial Government, Local Administration or the Pakistan
Mission to whom the application is made, shall forward the application to the
Federal Government with their own recommendation, provided that if the original
certificate was issued by the Provincial Government it shall pass such orders
on the application as it deems fit.
(e) The Federal Government may pass such orders on the application
forwarded to it as it deems fit.
28-B. (a) Any person to whom a certificate domicile has been granted, may, if
his certificate is lost or damaged or if he wishes to get his certificate of
domicile with changed name or other particulars shall apply in Form “V in
duplicate normally to the Federal Government, Provincial Government or the
District Magistrate through whom he obtained his previous certificate of
domicile.
(b) Each such Form shall be attested by a Magistrate or a Notary Public.
(c) It shall be accompanied by four passport size photographs of the
applicant of one and the same pose.
(d) The authority which granted the original certificate shall pass such
orders on the application as it deems fit.
29. Miscellaneous. All things done by a Magistrate, District Magistrate or
Provincial Government under these Rules shall be deemed to be done by or an
behalf of the Federal Government.
30. Notwithstanding anything contained in rule 29 above, the Federal
Government may at any time entertain any appeal, review or revision application
may cancel, suspended, invalidate, extend or revise any certificate issued
under these Rules or pass any other orders it may deem necessary or fit.
SCHEDULE
(Vide Rule 27)
Table of Fees
Description
of applications
Fees
For an application claiming citizenship Rs.
1. Under
Section 3 (a) of the Act, rule 3 ...
40.00
2. Under
Section 3 (b) of the Act, rule 4 ...
40.00
3. Under
Section 3 (c) of the Act, rule 5 ...
60.00
4. Under
proviso to Section 3 of the Act, rule 6 or 7 ...
120.00
5. Under Section 4 of the Act, rule 8 Citizenship by birth ...
40.00
6. Under
Section 5 of the Act, rule 9 ...
40.00
7. Under
Section 6 of the Act, rule 10 ...
40.00
8. Proviso
to Section 7 of the Act, rule 11 ...
60.00
9. Under
Section 8 of the Act, rule 12 ...
120.00
10. Under
Section 9 of the Act, rule 13 ...
80.00
11. Under
Section 10 of the Act, rules 14, 15 or 16 (Wives) ...
40.00
12. Under
Section 11 of the Act, rule 17 (Minor)
40.00
13. Under
Section 14-A (1) and (2) of the Act, rule 19-A and B ...
120.00
14. An
application for a certificate of domicile, rule 23 ...
40.00
15.
Certificate under Section 19 of the Act, rule 24 ...
200.00
16.
Certificate under Section 20, rule 20:
(i) by a
Commonwealth citizen other than citizen of
40.00
(ii) by an
Indian citizen ...
200.00
17. Copy
of certificate under rule 28-A,3 (or 28-B) duplicate/amendments
40.00
18.
Application, appeal, Revision Application under rule 30 ...
200.00
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