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Lorenzo, born in Iloilo City to Filipino parents, leaves the Philippines at age 13 and later becomes a British citizen by naturalization. He never filed to retain Philippine citizenship. He is now 32 and applies for admission to the Philippine Bar. Which statement best reflects the controlling doctrine on citizenship for admission to the practice of law, and what steps and documents would he need to become eligible, if any?

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Dual allegiance is permitted for bar admission; no action is needed to preserve citizenship. He may be admitted if he files a declaration of retention of Philippine citizenship and proceeds to the bar without presenting any certification. He may be admitted only if he demonstrates retention or reacquisition of Philippine citizenship under RA 9225, evidenced by a Certificate of Retention or Reacquisition and supporting documents. He must renounce his British citizenship and re-apply for naturalization in the Philippines.

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