Talk:French nationality law
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The structure and languistic flow of the article makes it hard to read and comprehend it places.
Merge from French citizenship and identity to here (wikipedia standards British nationality law, etc.) Lapaz 17:07, 4 February 2006 (UTC)
Should we just let it be and eventually merge it with French people page? I dont think the purpose of this page is simply to describe the legal rights of French citizens. (i mean the identity page)
I just wanted to put a note in here regarding my edits of the "Naturalisation" section. I added some information, and corrected the section titles. "Naturalisation" is the process by which a person becomes a French citizen because of residence, while for married couples citizenship is acquired when the couple's "Declaration of Nationality" is accepted. References here: http://vosdroits.service-public.fr/particuliers/N111.xhtml?&n=Etrangers%20en%20France&l=N8
I would put some more info about the procedure and docs required, having been through the process of naturalisation last year myself... but maybe I'll do it some other day
- Daniel
