It is defined as a status of a person after registering to become part of a particular State by operation of its laws. Citizenship true Nationalization false Acquisition false Annexation false Single The following are the citizens of the Philippines EXCEPT. Naturalized in accordance with law false Fathers or mothers are citizens of the Philippines false Citizens of the Philippines at the time of the adoption of the US Constitution. true Those born before January 17, 1973, of Filipino mothers, who elect Philippine citizenship upon reaching the age of majority. false Single It is a person who was born by Filipino parents. Naturalized false Natural-born true Dual Allegiance false Stateless false Single It is a person who acquired Filipino citizenship by virtue of a judicial act. Naturalized true Natural-born false Dual Allegiance false Stateless false Single This situation arises when a person becomes simultaneously a citizen of two states because one follows the principle of jus soli, while the other follows the principle of jus sanguinis. Naturalized false Natural-born false Dual Citizenship true Dual Allegiance false Single This situation arises when a person pledges his loyalty to two states simultaneously. Naturalized false Natural-born false Dual Allegiance false Dual Allegiance true Single This law tells us that a Filipino can lose his/her citizenship when he/she becomes naturalized to another country, renounce it, or swear allegiance to other State. Commonwealth Act. No. 63 true Commonwealth Act No. 473 false Republic Act No. 9225 false true Single This law applies to naturalized citizens. They can also lose their Filipino citizenship when their certificate of naturalization was acquired through fraudulent means. Commonwealth Act. No. 63 false Commonwealth Act No. 473 true Republic Act No. 9225 false 1987 Constitution false Single What law provides that a Filipino can retain his/her Filipino Citizenship? Commonwealth Act. No. 64 false Commonwealth Act No. 474 false Republic Act No. 9225 true 1988 Constitution false Single This is the principle where citizenship of a person is determined by his or her blood lineage or the citizenship of either of his or her parents. Jus soli false Jus sanguinis true Jus Sangre false Jus liquidum false Single