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Naturalization decree of February 2, 2018

Official Journal no. 27, February 2, 2018 · 1,325 people naturalized

1,325 people naturalized on February 2, 2018

JORF date
Friday, February 2, 2018
Issue number
JORF no. 27
Detected files
1,325
Rank in the year
4th decree of 2018
Change from the previous decree
+114

The February 2, 2018 issue (JORF no. 27) lists 1,325 naturalized people. Most frequent country of birth: France (315). Most represented departments: Paris, Seine-Saint-Denis, Yvelines. It is the 4th naturalization decree published in 2018: 3,952 people have been naturalized by decree since January 1. 114 more people than the previous decree of January 26, 2018 (1,211), published 7 days earlier.

By series

  • NAT · 892
  • EFF · 391
  • REI · 40
  • LIB · 2
Official source · Legifrance PDF

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File years of the people naturalized on February 2, 2018

A REZE number starts with the year the file was registered (2025X 012345: 2025). In this decree, 95.4% of files date from 2017.

File yearPeopleShare
20182
0.2%
20171,264
95.4%
201643
3.2%
20158
0.6%
20133
0.2%
20123
0.2%
20102
0.2%

Countries of birth of the people naturalized on February 2, 2018

Distinct countries of birth: 112.

Country of birthPeopleShare
France315
23.8%
Algeria141
10.6%
Morocco123
9.3%
USSR53
4%
Cameroon47
3.5%
Tunisia47
3.5%
Senegal36
2.7%
Côte d’Ivoire35
2.6%
United Kingdom29
2.2%
Mali25
1.9%
Romania24
1.8%
Madagascar18
1.4%
Republic of the Congo18
1.4%
Lebanon17
1.3%
Italy16
1.2%
Other countries (97)381
28.8%

Departments of the files in the February 2, 2018 decree

Distinct departments: 79. This is the department that handled the file, not the place of birth.

DepartmentPeopleShare
Paris (75)163
12.3%
Seine-Saint-Denis (93)112
8.5%
Yvelines (78)110
8.3%
Hauts-de-Seine (92)100
7.5%
Val-de-Marne (94)58
4.4%
Bas-Rhin (67)55
4.2%
Rhône (69)48
3.6%
Seine-et-Marne (77)42
3.2%
Val-d'Oise (95)39
2.9%
Essonne (91)38
2.9%
Hérault (34)37
2.8%
Nord (59)37
2.8%
Bouches-du-Rhône (13)25
1.9%
Isère (38)24
1.8%
Vienne (86)22
1.7%
Other departments (65)415
31.3%

Frequently asked questions about the decree of February 2, 2018

How do I know whether my number is in the decree of February 2, 2018?

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What does the decree of February 2, 2018 contain?

This issue (JORF no. 27) records 1,325 people naturalised. This page breaks it down by category, by country of birth and by the department that processed the file, as published in the document.

Where can I find the official text of the decree of February 2, 2018?

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If I am in this decree, from what date am I French?

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