You can enlist in the services at 17 with parental release. This is typically coupled with a delayed entry program designed to complete your initial entry training on or around your 18th birthday. Of course, during all of this training, which can take over a year, you are non-deployable. For the Army, basic training is roughly 9 weeks, followed by a job school. Job schools vary in length from a few weeks to over a year. Before setting foot on a battle field, the army will send you to a three month pre-deployment training. In conclusion, though you can enlist at 17, you wouldn't be in theatre until you were at least 18.
its not possible you must be a citizen.
Yes.
Yes, an American citizen would be able to go to a Canadian college and then transfer to an American medical school.
the child and your self need to go to immagrastion and get citizenship in brazil for the child.
No, but the Russian may be able to get a green card but might be required to go back home during the paperwork phase.
go to America and find three people. Odds are one of them is American
An American citizen does not need a Visa to go to Romania unless they plan on staying there. They just need a passport.
In proper english, yes. If you're really a Canadian citizen then you'd have a Canadian passport. The only reason you wouldn't be allowed to leave Canada is to go to certain 3rd world or war-torn countries. The American government can't stop you from leaving Canada if you're a Canadian citizen.
If you are an American citizen, you have to get a visa to go anywhere out of the country. If you are already out of the country, you probably already got a visa to go there if it isn't in North America.
If a baby is born within America, even if its parents are from another country, it is automatically an American citizen, and is entitled to the rights and privileges of an American citizen, specially in the USA.
It is no longer automatic. The non-citizen has to go through the process like everyone else now.
Both and later the child can keep both citizenship's or just take one, but any child born to an American citizen is an American no matter where they are born. I would go to the embassy and get my child their passport papers.