1022 srxrr-SEVENTH conemcss. Sm. II. GH. 411. 1922. denied or abridged because of her sex or because she is a married woman. egieirmilmumdiygi Sec. 2. That any woman who marries a citizen of the United $9;; {gg; gg; States after l3ll\:}}8SSE6 of this Act or_anX woman whose husband citizen thereby: IS naturalized ter e passage of this ct, shall_ not become a N H an citizen od) tthe1fU1i1l;1eldlSi;;a(;testby reldgun pif such d)1arr1at,ge8'¢dd·z:.)1‘d.t11ral- ¤* °¤ °w'lZ8.l2l0D;l1,• e" e ciizens semay enaur upon °dE°;,°;;tu$,;Z?rd hm full and complete compliance with all requirements of the naturalization laws, with the following exceptions:
- ,,¥éf¤§1.?°]“”°i°“ °““` (a) No declaration of intention be required; _ _ _
,°f;·g· ¤¤ (b) In heu of the five—year per1od of residence_with1n the United States and the one-year pe1j1od_of residence within the State or Territory where the naturalization co1u·t is held, she shall have resided continuously in the United_ States, Hawau, Alaska, or Porto Rico for at least one year immediately preceding the liling of the tition. .,,,&i‘?“.$°m§2§l,g‘§; P8S1¤o. 3. That a woman citizen of the United States shall not ggngug f¤¤¤·¤ ¤* cease to be a citizen of the United States by reason of her marnage ' gtgr the passage of cdhis Act, unldlss she malregi atformal renaiidligrgltlzon er O1tlZ6I1SlJ.$ ore a court aving jurrs c ron over n a- §{,g','§’,g,;,,,,, ,,, mm tion of aliens: rmnided, That any woman citizen who marries_ an gp tv i¤¤¤si- alien ine1§ible to citizenship shall cease to be a citizen of the United ° States. at the termination of the marital status she is a citizen Sum if _ ’ of the _United States she shall her citizenship regardless of ,,;,..,.,.1 qmtlgugd, her residence. If during the continuance of the marital status she resides contmuously for two years m a foreign State of which her husband is a citizen or sub]ect or for five years contmuously outside the United States, she shall thereafter be subject to the same presumption as is a naturalized citizen of the United States under the V°l·i”·P·*2”· second paragraph of section 2 of the Act entitled "An Act in reference to the expatriation of citizens and their rotection abroad," n0§ig*g,g{°g,{v¤¤*¤¤¤¤ approved Marc 2, 1907. Nothing herein shall be construed to 1g.s.,ss¢.1m,p.:so. repeal or amend the provisions o Revised Statutes 1999 or of ‘°’·“*p·m”· dppttrpn 2 of the Expatriation Act of 1907 with reference to expaa on. zeiilsgllprialiogldgbryuxsiglr Sec. 4. That a. woman who, before the pass e of this Act, has “‘*°*’ °"‘°'°‘°· lost her_United States citizenship b reason ofuger marriage to an ,,mm_ alien ehgible for citizenship magl be naturalized as provided b Qerténmte or umm section 2 of this Act: Promded, at no certificate of arrival shall "““‘~ · be required to be Bled with her petition if d the continuance of the marital status she shall have resided within gba United States. S“"""“’°"""‘°" After her naturalization she shall have the same citizenship status _ _ as of her marriage had taken place after the pass e of this Act. ,i:ls0’;&§l,‘;§,‘{{§,“f,§;{,2g,?bfg ’lLl1at no W0lD§51 ylvhose htulsband is notB5igiplqh to citizen- · P s e naturahz uring e continuance 0 e marital Acquiringcitizenshl St8‘tuS• ¤{{¤¤gmg:cz¤f9g~;’pa¤¤3%·<£ Sec. 6. That section 1994 of the Revised Statutes and section 4 ‘ .;i_ ‘ p' of the E atriation Act of 1907 are re aled. Such re eal sh no reg; ,, ,2,,, . XP . . . . P6 P all t pm,d_ · P- · '°‘ termmate citizenship or retained under either of such d§nr?i¤1¢ sums. mr iecttrons ipod- ;ci£t;p)1;_e citizenship lost rmder section 4 of the Expa- . ria ion c o . aa§gIa»£ug§’Y` i Sec. 7. That section 3 of the Expatriation Act of 1907 is repealed. pm,,,d_ ·P· · '°‘ Suchterepeal shall not hfestore cglizenséup lost under such sectron nor rmjnate citizens 'p resum un er such section. A woman S“°“““'“"’“°d· who has resumed under such section citizenship lost by marriage sha.ll,n1;§pn the passage of this Act, have for all purposes the same crtnze 'p status as immediately preceding her marriage. Approved, September 22, 1922.
