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Oath of Allegiance

Formal declaration by which a person affirms loyalty, constitutional commitment, or recognition of civic obligations toward a state.

Last reviewed: 2026-09-27Reviewed by GoodbyeMatrix
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01 · DEFINITIONWhat Oath of Allegiance means

An Oath of Allegiance is a formal loyalty declaration that may be required in certain naturalization or citizenship procedures. Depending on the country, it may have symbolic, legal, or procedural significance and may be a condition for final acquisition of citizenship. Its wording and legal effect vary significantly across jurisdictions. In CBI and naturalization contexts, it is often one of the final formal steps before citizenship documents are issued.

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