Art. 28 Bundesgesetz vom 20. Juni 2014 über das Schweizer Bürgerrecht (BüG) - Wirkung

F-559/2016 (Art. 28 LN)

Facilitated Naturalization Canceled Due to Unstable Marriage

Condition for facilitated naturalization based on marriage, requiring an effective and future-oriented marital community.

C-4014/2012 (Art. 28 LN)

Facilitated Naturalization Denied: Spouse's Nationality Acquired After Marriage

This provision was the legal basis for the facilitated naturalisation application, and the court interpreted its application based on federal jurisprudence.

C-944/2012 (Art. 28 al. 1 LN)

Facilitated Naturalization Denied Due to Insufficient Ties to Switzerland

This is the main legal provision under which the applicant sought facilitated naturalization, and the court's decision ultimately found that the applicant did not meet the conditions stipulated in this article.

C-3679/2013 (Art. 28 al. 1 let. a LN)

Facilitated Naturalization Annulled Due to Lack of Stable Marital Community

Cited in the definition of conjugal community, alongside Art. 27 al. 1 let. c LN.

C-1426/2012 (art. 28 al. 1 LN)

Facilitated Naturalization of Spouse Whose Swiss Partner Acquired Citizenship Post-Marriage

This provision governs the conditions for facilitated naturalization for the foreign spouse of a Swiss citizen living abroad, which was the core issue in the appeal.

C-4297/2008 (Art. 28 al. 1 let. a LN)

Annulment of Facilitated Naturalization Due to Sham Marriage Upheld

Cited to define the requirement of living in conjugal community for three years to be eligible for facilitated naturalization.

C-1932/2007 (Art. 28 al. 1 let. a LN)

Facilitated Naturalization Revoked Due to Non-Existent Marital Community

Refers to the requirement of living in a conjugal community for facilitated naturalization.

C-1210/2006 (Art. 28 Abs. 1 BüG)

Facilitated Naturalization: Close Connection Through Family Ties Abroad

This article sets the conditions for facilitated naturalization for the foreign spouse of a Swiss citizen living abroad, specifically the six-year marital union and close ties to Switzerland.

C-1207/2006 (Art. 28 Abs. 1 BüG)

Divorce Voids Naturalization Despite Prior Marriage

It is the legal basis for obtaining facilitated naturalization as the spouse of a Swiss citizen, which was not met in this case.

VPB ad-90-25-7 (Art. 28, 1er alinéa, LN)

Switzerland: Residency Requirement for Naturalization Reduced

This article is referenced for drafting a precise wording concerning applications from individuals living abroad.