There is one important correction: he does not have a Constitutional right to citizenship because his parents are Citizens by Registration, not by birth. This is not just specific to Antigua or to Citizenship by Investment. In all countries, even Canada, there is a difference between citizenship by birth and citizenship by registration, and sometimes the citizenship rights that are handed down to future generations will vary based on how you became a citizen. So your son has the right to be added to the existing application as long as all conditions are met, but because he is a citizen of Russia, that is a restriction that cannot be circumvented at the moment.
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How can I add my newborn son to our Antigua & Barbuda application?
My wife, two children, and I all became citizens of Antigua & Barbuda in 2019. Our third child was born in Canada in 2020 and became a citizen. Two months later, he also became a citizen of Russia. The Act has now caused us to have issues adding our newborn son to our application. Are there any solutions available to address the issue because: 1. He is a Canadian citizen by birth. 2. He has the Constitutional right to become an Antiguan, and both of his parents are Antiguan passport holders. 3. His mother, father, brother, and sister are all Antiguans. 4. He is currently five years old and cannot be a PEP or associated with anything.