At the time of my birth, my father was (and still is) a US citizen (and a former PRC citizen) and my mother was a PRC citizen (and has now naturalized as a US citizen).
Am I a national of the Republic of China?
In my understanding of the ROC nationality law, my parents are considered ROC nationals and as their child, I am also an ROC national. However, I may be wrong and would like to confirm this with you guys.
I am interested in applying for a NWOHR passport; can I use my parents’ PRC-issued documents (I have both of their old PRC passports) to prove my nationality?
Some additional details:
4. My mother and father are married.
5. I was born in the late 90s (in the US).
6. We do not have household registration in mainland China. We have absolutely no ties to mainland China (no assets, no residency, etc.).
Thank you for the response! Is there a source for this information?
My understanding is that even if they had PRC passports, they’re still considered ROC nationals, which seems to be the only major requirement for NWOHR.
they are not considered foreigners. They are people of the mainland area. To get an ROC passport, you need a document issued by ROC to prove your nationality.