Citizenship Restoration

Support for former citizens seeking to restore Kenyan citizenship.

What Makes This Hard

Historical Records Hard to Locate

Evidence of citizenship lost decades ago, or under a previous legal framework, is often scattered or difficult to trace.

Unclear Whether Descendants Qualify

Families are often unsure whether a restoration pathway extends to children or only to the person who originally held citizenship.

Overview

Former Kenyan citizens who lost citizenship under previous legal frameworks may be eligible to have it restored. We assess eligibility and guide applicants through the restoration process.

Who It's For

  • Former Kenyan citizens who lost citizenship under prior law.
  • Descendants exploring a restoration pathway.

Our Difference

Historical Cases Handled With Care

We help trace and assemble the historical evidence a restoration case depends on, and give you a clear answer on who in your family may actually qualify.

Our Process

  1. Eligibility Assessment

    We assess your history and eligibility for restoration.

  2. Documentation

    We compile the required supporting historical documentation.

  3. Submission & Follow-up

    We lodge the application and manage follow-up.

Why Work With Us on This

Historical Case Experience

We're comfortable working with older or incomplete documentation to build a credible case.

Clear Scope Assessment

We confirm early who in your family may qualify, avoiding wasted effort on ineligible applicants.

Patient, Thorough Process

Restoration cases often take time to document properly, and we stay engaged throughout.

Required Documents

  • Evidence of prior Kenyan citizenship
  • Any additional supporting documents identified during your case assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

Does restoration apply to descendants, or only the original citizen?

Scope depends on the specific statutory provisions that apply to your case — your advisor will confirm this during your consultation.

Ready to move forward with Citizenship Restoration?

Speak with a senior advisor and get clarity on your next step.