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"Married woman" in English is donna sposata in Italian.
a married Italian woman the answers in the question Signora or Madame. As in the English Mrs. or Madam.
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There are no automatic citizenship in the United States. If she has lived in the US in the past 5 years and has had a valid green card, she can apply for US citizenship.
The already married woman has entered the country illegally and her past may catch up with her.
The only way you can prove someone married for citizenship is by knowing facts personally. My boyfriend married a woman when we were not together and then him and I had a child together. I did not find out until after the child that he was married. He and I had been on and off in relationship to one another for several years. I was angered and knew many facts and wanted to get the woman deported.
If she was married to a United States citizen than yes but if she wasn't no, only her child would be entitled with U.S. citizenship. A woman is NOT entitled to US citizenship simply because she gives birth in the US whether she is married to a citizen or not.
Yes! No. He is married to a Jewish woman.
Obviously he is looking for a fling.
Una sposata e una non sposata is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "a married woman and a single woman." The feminine singular indefinite article, feminine singular pronoun, conjunction, feminine singular indefinite article, and feminine singular pronoun also may be rendered tinto English as "one married woman and one single woman." The pronunciation will be "OO-na spo-ZA-ta ey OO-na nohn spo-ZA-ta" in Italian.
Una donna non sposata is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "an unmarried woman." The feminine singular phrase also translates as "one woman not married" in English. The pronunciation will be "OO-na DON-na non spo-SA-ta" in Italian.
Good question; under normal circumstances, the alien woman will retain her prior citizenship(s), although she could probably apply for a Permanent Resident Visa if the marriage is recognized under Philippine law.