If you want to regain Romanian citizenship, you must start the process of collecting the necessary documents, while ensuring that you have the legal basis for it.
To ensure that the documents are prepared according to the current legislation, it is essential to benefit from the support of a specialist company with extensive experience in the field. Correctly processed documents increase the chances of obtaining an EU passport for you and your family.
Documents for Romanian citizenship
The originals of the documents required for the reacquisition of Romanian citizenship must be presented in person to the ANC in Romania.
Important! Laminated documents are not accepted in the file for repurchase. If you have a laminated document, you will need to request a certified duplicate with a blue seal that can be visually verified upon submission.
The type of documents required depends on each individual case. To ensure a smooth process, you need up-to-date expertise and we are ready to assist you throughout this process.
What documents must be provided in advance?
- foreign passport and bulletin;
- birth certificate;
- marriage certificate;
- parents' birth/marriage certificates;
- birth/marriage/death certificates of grandparents;
- birth/marriage/death certificates of great-grandparents.
If the kinship is through the grandparents, only their documents will be presented, without those of the great-grandparents. If the legal relationship is represented by the parents, only their documents will be provided.
If certain civil status documents, such as a birth, marriage or divorce certificate, are missing, they can be obtained in duplicate from the civil status office or through an authorized person with a power of attorney.
The easydoc.md company offers complete services for obtaining/restoring documents, by proxy, from archives and registry offices in the Republic of Moldova and Romania.

- two color photographs of 3.5 cm x 4.5 cm;
- original passport + certified copy (with notarized translation in Romanian, if necessary);
- the bulletin in the original + certified copy (with a notarized translation in Romanian, if necessary);
- the criminal record from the country of original citizenship, in the original, with a notarized translation into Romanian, if necessary;
- the applicant's civil status documents (birth, marriage or divorce certificate) in original + legalized copies;
- civil status documents of relatives (minor children, parents, grandparents and great-grandparents), former Romanian citizens, in legalized copies, with a certified translation into Romanian, if necessary;
- civil status documents for the applicant's minor children, in original and legalized copies, with translation into Romanian, if necessary;
- parental consent for the acquisition of Romanian citizenship by minors, issued in the form of a notarial declaration (with translation into Romanian, if necessary);
- the consent of minors over 14 years of age to acquire Romanian citizenship, issued in the form of a notarized declaration in the presence of the parent (with Romanian translation, if necessary).
Important! According to art. 15^1 of the Romanian Citizenship Law no. 21/1991, republished, all documents in the file must be apostilled starting from 06.12.2021.

Where do I request the reacquisition of Romanian citizenship?
Applications can be submitted to the diplomatic missions or consulates of Romania in the applicant's country of residence, as well as to the National Agency for Citizenship (ANC) in Bucharest or to the territorial offices of the ANC in Iași.
Filing requires an online appointment, which our team can arrange for you.
The documents will be prepared according to the requirements of the National Authority for Citizenship in a special folder. All applications must be submitted in person and original documents must be submitted. The lack of a document may lead to the rejection of the reacquisition request.
Applicants (non-EU/EEA/Swiss nationals) must attach a plain copy of the passport page with visa or border post stamp for visa-required countries.
Citizens from other countries, with a residence permit issued by an EU/EEA/Switzerland state, must add a legalized copy of the residence permit.
The easydoc.md specialist assigned to your case. will prepare the documents, giving you support and guidance in the next steps and procedures. All our experts speak Romanian and Russian.
Accompanying an easydoc.md lawyer when submitting the application for the reacquisition of Romanian citizenship

Why use this method:
- not knowing the Romanian language at an advanced level;
- VIP assistance;
- the difficulty of justifying the included documents;
- rejection of certain documents for unclear reasons.