YOU MAY HAVE UKRAINIAN CITIZENSHIP — AND NOT EVEN KNOW IT
Some people spend years collecting documents, proving their ancestry, learning the language, and going through complicated procedures to obtain citizenship of another country.
And then there are people who one day discover something completely unexpected:
“It turns out you are a Ukrainian citizen.”
They may find this out at 18, 20, or 25 — when applying for a job, undergoing a security clearance, planning to serve in another country’s military, or dealing with official documents.
How is that possible?
Very simply.
Let’s imagine a perfectly ordinary modern family.
The mother is a Ukrainian citizen.
The father is a citizen of the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, or
