The Ministry of Citizenship is currently accepting applications for honorary citizenship so that more people can become involved in the development of the Commonwealth. Honorary citizens are trustees of our nation’s goals and the personification of its ideals.

Honorary citizens are considered fully Petonian, but cannot vote or hold public office. They are urged, however, to participate in the country by exchanging ideas, petitioning the government, and interacting with other Petonians. Also, when the Petonian Commonwealth further establishes itself and begins to review applications for full citizenship, honorary citizens will have first priority and a simpler application process.

To apply for honorary citizenship, please complete the below application. It will take approximately two weeks for your application to be processed. Provided that it is approved, a Certificate of Honorary Citizenship will be sent to the e-mail address you provide. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Ministry of Citizenship here.

There are no fees associated with honorary citizenship, and should they wish to, honorary citizens are free to relinquish it at any time.

 

*Full Name:

Year of Birth:

Sex: Male Female

City: *State/Province: *Country:

*E-mail Address:

In what countries are you currently a citizen?

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In general, do you consider yourself a person of good character?	Yes No
Are you prepared to conduct yourself in manner befitting an honorary citizen of the Petonian Commonwealth?	Yes No
Have you read and do you fully understand the Constitution of the Petonian Commonwealth?	Yes No
Are you in agreement with the spirit of the Constitution of the Petonian Commonwealth (you are not expected necessarily to agree with every aspect of it) and with the system of government it establishes?	Yes No

I certify that, to the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this application is true and accurate.

 
 
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