Appeal against the refusal to issue a HK permanent ID

[dossier]

I think I get the idea that no one on geoexpat has ever been through an appeals process - anyone want to comment on how it goes / was?

[pug_ster]

Applying for 3*'s is always a crapshoot unless you have sufficient documentation. I know someone who was born in HK, but was born with the help of midwives and not in a hospital so she did not have an official birth certificate. She could no provide enough proof that that she is qualified in 3 stars. Her sister was in the same situation but she managed to get her school records when she was in elementary school and she got 3*'s.

One of my co-workers was born in Vietnam from 2 Chinese parents. However, her dad passed away so she can't provide proof that she can be ROA.

[dossier]

At this risk of posting into different threads, this court appeals seems to shed light on a case where someone born abroad was not deemed to have Chinese citizenship, but in a court appeal, this was overturned. Despite reading it several times quite carefully, I can't quite follow the logic! TseyiuhonCAeng

[User]

In this case, Yiu Hon had never renounced his Chinese nationality. He was a Chinese national according to the Nationality Law of the PRC and the Explanation.

By the way, for a full picture of that story, please go through HCAL001240/2000 before reading CACV000351/2001.

Post your question here if you still cannot follow the logic.

At this risk of posting into different threads, this court appeals seems to shed light on a case where someone born abroad was not deemed to have Chinese citizenship, but in a court appeal, this was overturned. Despite reading it several times quite carefully, I can't quite follow the logic! TseyiuhonCAeng