Citizenship Certificate

A Citizenship Certificate is an official document issued by the government that verifies an individual's legal citizenship status of a country. It serves as proof that a person is a recognized citizen, entitling them to rights and privileges such as voting, employment, and access to government services. The certificate is typically issued after completing a legal process of claiming or establishing citizenship, especially for those born abroad or through naturalization. It plays a crucial role in confirming identity and citizenship, especially in legal, administrative, or migratory contexts.