Loi du 14 avril 1934 concernant les passeports à l'étranger et l'établissement d'un droit de chancellerie pour légalisations d'actes et d'un droit de timbre sur les certificats de nationalité.
This preamble identifies the law as relating to passports abroad, chancery fees for legalisations of documents, and stamp duty on nationality certificates.
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- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/1934/04/14/n3/jo
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- fr
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This preamble identifies the law as relating to passports abroad, chancery fees for legalisations of documents, and stamp duty on nationality certificates. Passport forms and validity rules for passports abroad are set by public regulations, and the fee cannot exceed 100 francs; for indigents, it cannot exceed 1 franc. Public administration regulations may establish a chancery fee for legalization of acts and set the amount and the share paid to collecting agents. Le Gouvernement peut conclure avec des puissances étrangères des arrangements prévoyant la gratuité ou une réduction du droit de légalisation, si la réciprocité est respectée. Nationality certificates are subject to a stamp duty set by public regulation, within a range of 5 to 20 francs, and delivery is free if the person’s indigence is duly established.
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Loi du 14 avril 1934 concernant les passeports à l'étranger et l'établissement d'un droit de chancellerie pour légalisations d'actes et d'un droit de timbre sur les certificats de nationalité.
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