Publication report
Naturalization decree of July 31, 2025
247 people naturalized on July 31, 2025
- JORF date
- Thursday, July 31, 2025
- Issue number
- JORF no. 176
- Detected files
- 247
- Rank in the year
- 43rd decree of 2025
- Change from the previous decree
- -1,412
The July 31, 2025 issue (JORF no. 176) lists 247 naturalized people. It is the 43rd naturalization decree published in 2025: 29,761 people have been naturalized by decree since January 1. 1,412 fewer people than the previous decree of July 30, 2025 (1,659), published 1 day earlier.
Official source · Legifrance PDFIs your number in this decree?
The free AlertJO search compares your ministerial number (the number commonly called the “REZE number”, not to be confused with the prefectural file number) with every decree analysed, including the one of July 31, 2025. It needs no account and no payment, and it never searches by name.
Countries of birth of the people naturalized on July 31, 2025
No country aggregate
Departments of the files in the July 31, 2025 decree
No department aggregate
Frequently asked questions about the decree of July 31, 2025
How do I know whether my number is in the decree of July 31, 2025?
Enter your ministerial number in the free AlertJO search: it compares that number with every decree analysed, including the one of July 31, 2025. You can also open the official document on Légifrance, linked from this page.
What does the decree of July 31, 2025 contain?
This issue (JORF no. 176) records 247 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 July 31, 2025?
On legifrance.gouv.fr, in the matching Official Journal issue. For decrees published since 2016, the extract containing personal details has restricted access: Légifrance asks you to solve a small puzzle before the document opens.
If I am in this decree, from what date am I French?
From the date the decree was signed, not from its Official Journal publication date. Both dates appear in the published document.
Why is my department missing from the breakdown?
The department shown is the one that processed the file, not the place of birth or the current place of residence. Files whose department cannot be read in the published document are grouped separately.
How can I be told about the next issue?
The government publishes no schedule for naturalisation decrees. The AlertJO email alert reads every new Official Journal issue and emails you the day your ministerial number appears in it.
Your REZE number is enough to check the latest Official Journal publications.