This is an answer that can solve the doubts of many people.
I must stress that the Netherlands, including further areas have very specific programs on the acquisition of Dutch nationality.
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I say you have a child 20 to ñ os, time you have been married to Rep. Dom, and you are carrying a Dutch passport, acquired by the daughter of a Dutchman, as your father recognized as an adult and married, SO FAR THERE IS NO CONFUSION! So, all very clearly. You, if you are confused about the response of the Dutch consulate? That your marriage and child despite having been declared after marriage and having a child, as they do not recognize this right to them.
The part that confuses me is where you express the following: "I just got right by me, children conceived after marriage and after é S that my father declared.
My interpretation and the situation with the Dutch authorities: If my interpretation is correct, I explain the following: The situation is that you were husband and son but you still NO LEGAL ERAS OF YOUR FATHER DAUGHTER . This is on one hand, on the other, the Dutch immigration laws are pre-set dates for entitlement to citizenship, so that children can obtain Dutch nationality, must be under age at the time that his father made the declaration but also s that when you actually get the nationality of these continue to be lower.
Another factor in your case is as follows: The date on which your father made yours recognition as legitimate daughter, and the date you made the acquisition of nationality statement to the Dutch authorities and the date you received the confirmation of nationality.
Continuing with the dates, according to the information you say, your child is 20 to Ñ \u200b\u200b you, it means he was born in 1990, your father acknowledged after adult this means according to Dutch law (Wet op het Nederlanderschap in ingezetenschap ) you acquired the nationality of your father for being born before 1985 to ñ or this that "By Law" the Dutch father (To this day the mother could not pass their nationality to their children outside the Dutch had ) could pass on citizenship to children born out of Dutch territory). that is, your child was born after 1985.
Other general explanations ... Holland is one of many European countries do not recognize dual citizenship, in addition to s you may lose your Dutch nationality automatically, when it acquires another nationality, however there are some formal exceptions. Another important detail is that there is agreement or agreement signed by Holland and other countries to avoid multiple nationality.
On the procedure for your husband and your child can join one of the Dutch territories, the best answer you found in the consulate of the countries low.
Well I hope you have undone a little doubt and confusion!
I must not fail to make clear to everyone that my knowledge about immigration law or international affairs, est to n are limited and very general I answer questions that should be strictly on the procedure of residence, naturalization, real estate, immigration permits, the Dominican Republic. The country has very good lawyers and specialists in international migration, so I recommend making use of them.
health and luck ...
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