Closed cecileguasch closed 3 years ago
That vocabulary only includes "the various administrative territorial units of the EU Member States". Marriages may involve persons with citizenship of countries outside of the EU.
We would suggest to use the country authority table https://op.europa.eu/en/web/eu-vocabularies/at-dataset/-/resource/dataset/country
I agree
Ingrid (FIN): please note, citizenship (of either of the parties) does not appear (not mandatory) in the digital marriage certificate issued by the competent Finnish authority.
As mentioned in issue #38, ES does not record information on citizenship
we don't have in our marriage records information on the "citizenship", "capacityToMarry" or "maritalStatusBeforeMarriage" of persons
As mentioned in issue #53, IT suggests to have the attribute citizenship
optional.
Finally, citizenship is mandatory in this data model (unlike in the case of the birth certificate). We suggest to keep this property optional in the Person class.
For EL, the attribute is mandatory.
Citizenship is also mandatory in Greece.
That vocabulary only includes "the various administrative territorial units of the EU Member States". Marriages may involve persons with citizenship of countries outside of the EU.
Wondering if there is a common agreed upon list of countries en territories for EU Member States (in other words, do all the EU Member States recognize the same territories as being independent countries ?)
@barthanssens in the Jurisdiction
entity we refer to the country table. In conclusion to this thread, the citizenship
is optional, so it should not pose a problem.
Would https://op.europa.eu/en/web/eu-vocabularies/at-dataset/-/resource/dataset/atu (Administrative territorial unit) be the appropriate controlled vocabulary for this code list.