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She Thought It Was Straightforward to Get Her Citizenship Reaffirmed – Then the Ministry Sent Her on a Hunt for Her Great-Grandfather's Birth Certificate

Summary by berlingske.dk
I thought it was a formality to have my Danish citizenship reaffirmed. But after 11 months of case processing, I have been given a full 30 days to conduct archaeological research on my relatives from Vrå. I am obviously not Danish if my great-grandfather's birth certificate from 1907 is not available.

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I thought it was a formality to have my Danish citizenship reaffirmed. But after 11 months of case processing, I have been given a full 30 days to conduct archaeological research on my relatives from Vrå. I am obviously not Danish if my great-grandfather's birth certificate from 1907 is not available.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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berlingske.dk broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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