CHAPTER I. Children born within the territory of the United States:

SEC. 1. Of inhabitants not aliens

A. Indians

B. Africans.

C. Mixed races.

D. Porto Ricans and Filipinos.

SEC. 2. Of alien inhabitants...

A. Where parents may become citizens..

B. Where parents may not become citizens.
C. Election of citizenship..

CHAPTER II. Children born abroad:

SEC. 1. Children born of Americans permanently resident abroad..
A. Of native Americans..

B. Of naturalized Americans..

SEC. 2. Children born of Americans temporarily resident abroad.
A. Of native Americans

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B. Of naturalized Americans.

SEC. 3. Election of citizenship...

PART II.-Citizenship by naturalization.

CHAPTER I. Naturalization in accordance with general laws
SEC. 1. Where the naturalizing power resides

(a) What the record must contain..
(b) How the record is regarded

(c) How the record may be amended

B. The certificate of naturalization

C. Method of proving naturalization

SEC. 7. Impeachment of naturalization proceedings.

A. Who may impeach..

B. For what impeached

C. In what way impeached..

D. What evidence will impeach..

E. Effect on impeachment of lapse of time.

SEC. 8. Effect of naturalization

CHAPTER II. Naturalization by naturalization of parent.

SEC. 1. Naturalization by naturalization of the father
SEC. 2. Naturalization by naturalization of the mother.
CHAPTER III. Naturalization by virtue of marriage relationship
SEC. 1. Naturalization by naturalization of the husband
A. Where the wife is a resident.

B. Where the wife is a nonresident.

SEC. 2. Naturalization by marriage to a citizen

A. Alien woman marries an American citizen.

B. A native citizen (woman) marries a foreign citizen
(a) Marries a resident foreigner

(b) Marries a nonresident foreigner.

C. A naturalized American citizen (woman) marries a foreign citizen. CHAPTER IV. Naturalization by admission of a new State into the Union...

SEC. 1. Admission of a Territory as a State

SEC. 2. Admission of a sovereign State

CHAPTER V. Collective naturalization..
CHAPTER VI. Naturalization by treaty

CHAPTER VII. Naturalization by conquest......

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A. Expatriation by taking oath of allegiance to a foreign government.
B. By performance of official duties under appointment from a foreign
government

CHAPTER II-Continued.

SEC. 2-Continued.

D. Exercising the functions of a citizen in a foreign government..
E. Residence abroad...

(a) By native American citizens.

(b) By naturalized American citizens...
1'. In the country of the first allegiance

2. In a country other than that of the first allegiance

F. Marriage to a foreign subject..

SEC. 3. Reversion of original citizenship.

SEC. 4. Effect of expatriation...

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A. Countries in which the United States exercises extraterritorial jurisdiction.
B. Countries in which extraterritorial jurisdiction once possessed by the
United States has been relinquished.

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C. Treaty provisions granting extraterritorial jurisdiction to the United States, in force January 1. 1907.

D. The American system

E. United States statutes.

F. Consular court regulations..

G. Consular court regulations for China (general), 1864.

H. Opinions of attorneys-general.........

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