No, you can only petition them under an I-130 alien relative or spouse with an Immigrant Visa. Any other alternative would be for them to simply apply for a tourist visa, which he may have up to a 6 month stay. Or he can apply for a student visa
no. "naturalize' means to make natural. A naturalized citizen is who becomes a citizen not by birth but because of legal action that makes him a citizen.
No, but they need to make sure that the person you are going to marry is of legal status. * Naturalized citizenship is subject to revocation at any time if circumstances warrant. For example, if the person marries a non citizen for the specific purpose of helping the non citizen obtain permanent resident or citizenship status. If a violation occurs before the person has been natulized for two years then revocation can be done uncer existing immigration and citizenship laws. If the violation occurs after two years then the justice department must follow the legal procdures for the person to be denaturalized in the federal court.
No it does not make him a citizen, but it you may sponser him for citizenship if you wish.
The form that is used to for this is Form N-400 N-400 is used to apply for naturalization.A person who wants to get naturalized as a US citizen should make use of this form. N-600 is used to obtain certificate of citizenship through US citizen parent/s.
The form that is used to for this is Form N-400 N-400 is used to apply for naturalization.A person who wants to get naturalized as a US citizen should make use of this form. N-600 is used to obtain certificate of citizenship through US citizen parent/s.
The following guidelines must be met before the child is considered a US citizen: * the child is under 18 years of age; * the child is or becomes a permanent resident (not a greencard holder); * at least one parent of the child became a sworn naturalized US citizen after February 27, 2001; * the child lives with and is in the legal custody of the US citizen parent. Visit the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service website for more information.
An American citizen has no authority to make someone legal. Obtaining a visa for a known gang member can be difficult. If they have a clean criminal record, they can apply for a visa.
Yes. The child gets the nationality of the place she/he was born regardless of their parents nationality (there are some countries where there are exceptions i.e. Germany). Also, the child getsthe natiopnalities of their parents.
anyone can marry anyone from anywhere, however it does not make the immigrant legal, and alot of the time, has no effect on the courts decision if the immigrant can stay
There is no single person who makes this decision; it's a bureaucratic process. Any person born on US soil is a citizen by default. Any person who is a legal resident alien can make an application to become a naturalized citizen, and if the application is approved and the person fulfills the requirements they are a citizen. People can become citizens if they are married or related to current citizens. In certain cases people are granted citizenship for humanitarian reasons - usually if there's a credible threat to their lives if they return to their native land. There are restrictions placed on who can become a resident alien - quotas that prevent mass migrations from impoverished nations, screenings to weed out dangerous criminals, and the like - but aside from that the process is largely a matter of crossing T's and dotting I's.
If there was illegal entry, then no, marriage doesnt make you a legal resident. You would need to file a 130 petition along with a I-601 waiver at the U.S. embassy/consulate in HONDURAS, and you would be required to appear there. If you had legal entry, then it would be possible to get legal residency through marriage to a citizen.
yes i think they should be cuz they will have the name on record and i also think they chould be if they have kids in the US too