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Lorina Fedan

Answer provided 04.07.2023 09:44

  1. A person who: has committed a crime against humanity or committed genocide shall not be admitted to the citizenship of Ukraine; sentenced in Ukraine to imprisonment for committing a serious or particularly serious crime (until the conviction is expunged or expunged), taking into account the level of threat to the national security of the state; committed an act on the territory of another state, which is recognized by the legislation of Ukraine as a serious or particularly serious crime.

  2. Non-fulfillment of conditions for admission to Ukrainian citizenship.

  3. Non-compliance of the submitted documents with the requirements of the legislation of Ukraine.

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