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During the course of my life I have been an immigrant in the very country I was born in. My documentation and records were lost by the South African home affairs during 1989 and 1994.
My parents have since been fighting and battling the government to obtain my rightful birth certificate and citizenship. After years of no attention or care from home affairs as well as many times blatant refusal to assist as well as by any of the other government sectors equipped to handle this matter we finally come to a possible solution to obtain my citizenship.
Yet I need the help of my fellow South African citizens, family and friends to obtain my identity.
Without my citizenship I cannot further my careers, obtain a drivers or learners license even live a normal life style. I in fact can not live a basic basic life or provide for myself.
Take some time and fill in this petition as the more South African citizens who can help by giving their voice will assist in volumes.
Kind and loving Regards.
Ryno de Lange
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Shared this on fb. This needs to get fixed asap it is completely unfair.
This is honestly just pathetic from Home Affairs. How can they lose someone's entire existence? Ryno deserves better than this nightmare.
Ridiculous. Everyone has a right to be recognized. My heart goes out to you man, keep pushing.
What's wrong with this website? There are a bunch of "recent signatures", but on the right hand side it still shows "0 signatures"?! Fix that counter for the sake of helping Ryno!
Still showing zero signatures on my screen?? Hope this actually goes through to the right people. Hang in there Ryno.
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
Final supporters
During the course of my life I have been an immigrant in the very country I was born in. My documentation and records were lost by the South African home affairs during 1989 and 1994.
My parents have since been fighting and battling the government to obtain my rightful birth certificate and citizenship. After years of no attention or care from home affairs as well as many times blatant refusal to assist as well as by any of the other government sectors equipped to handle this matter we finally come to a possible solution to obtain my citizenship.
Yet I need the help of my fellow South African citizens, family and friends to obtain my identity.
Without my citizenship I cannot further my careers, obtain a drivers or learners license even live a normal life style. I in fact can not live a basic basic life or provide for myself.
Take some time and fill in this petition as the more South African citizens who can help by giving their voice will assist in volumes.
Kind and loving Regards.
Ryno de Lange
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Home affairs is a absolute joke. Good luck mate hope you get this sorted soon nobody should have to live like a ghost in their own country.
Shared this on fb. This needs to get fixed asap it is completely unfair.
This is honestly just pathetic from Home Affairs. How can they lose someone's entire existence? Ryno deserves better than this nightmare.
Ridiculous. Everyone has a right to be recognized. My heart goes out to you man, keep pushing.
What's wrong with this website? There are a bunch of "recent signatures", but on the right hand side it still shows "0 signatures"?! Fix that counter for the sake of helping Ryno!
Still showing zero signatures on my screen?? Hope this actually goes through to the right people. Hang in there Ryno.
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Home affairs is a absolute joke. Good luck mate hope you get this sorted soon nobody should have to live like a ghost in their own country.