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Apply for Kaharagian nationality ​

To apply to be recognised as a Kaharagian national, you submit a petition for nationality through the ePortal. You need an ePortal account — a K-Connect sign-in with verified identity — before you can start. Once submitted, the petition is reviewed through the ePortal and, where suitable, forwarded to the Sovereign with a recommendation; the Sovereign makes the final decision on all grants of nationality.

Before you start ​

You will need:

  • An ePortal account, signed in via K-Connect, with verified identity (Create your account and Verify your identity)
  • Time and care: the petition is a nine-step form covering personal, demographic, and substantive matters
  • Access to documentation about your background, education, work history, and family
  • A clear understanding of why you wish to become a Kaharagian national

You can save and return between sessions; the form preserves what you have entered.

Submitting the petition ​

  1. Sign in to your K-Connect account and make sure your identity is verified.
  2. Go to eportal.kaharagia.org/nationality-petition or open the petition from the ePortal dashboard or services directory.
  3. Complete the nine steps of the form: Requirements, Personal Details, Contact & Address, Demographics, Education & Work, Family, Involvement, Declarations, Review. See the full description on the Petition for nationality page in the ePortal section.
  4. Review and submit. Once submitted, the petition enters the review queue.

You will see an on-screen confirmation that the petition has been received.

What happens next ​

  1. You will receive an inbox confirmation that the petition has been received.
  2. The petition is reviewed through the ePortal. Reviews can take time and may involve internal consultation. The State does not commit to a specific turnaround.
  3. You may receive inbox messages requesting additional information or supporting documentation. Respond promptly; failure to respond within a reasonable time may result in the petition being closed without further consideration.
  4. The petition is forwarded to the Sovereign with a recommendation.
  5. The outcome is delivered through your inbox. Possible outcomes are: Granted, Granted with conditions, Deferred for further consideration, or Declined. Where the outcome is Granted, your status is updated in the National Register and any consequential documents (such as a Certificate of Nationality) are issued.

Important points ​

  • No guaranteed timeline. Petitions involve substantive review and the State does not commit to a specific turnaround.
  • No automatic right to be granted. Nationality is founded upon the consent of the Sovereign and the acceptance of the individual. Submitting a petition does not create an entitlement.
  • No ordinary right of appeal. A declined petition is not subject to ordinary appeal, though you may be able to submit again later if circumstances change.
  • Honesty matters. Misrepresentation in the petition is a serious matter under Kaharagian law and may also affect your standing under the laws of other countries.
  • Holding multiple nationalities. Kaharagian nationality is independent of any other nationality. Holding it does not, by itself, require renunciation of any other nationality you may hold; whether your country of nationality permits you to hold an additional nationality is a question for that country's law.

Privacy ​

The petition involves processing of personal data, some of it sensitive. The full handling rules are in the ePortal Privacy Notice. In summary:

  • Petition data is processed for the consideration of your application and for the maintenance of any record arising from it
  • Supporting documents are kept under access controls and used only by authorised reviewers
  • Civil-records data has long retention by design
  • You have the rights conferred by the Data Protection Code — confirmation and access (Art. 10, including a first copy free of charge), rectification (Art. 11), and erasure (Art. 12, subject to the retention exceptions for civil records). Requests are answered within thirty days under Art. 10(5).

See also ​

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