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Who could be a citizen of rome and who could not?
I don't really remember the answer, but I'm pretty sure that men could be citizens while women could be limited citizens (had a limit to their citizenship) and slaves couldn't.Actually, this is all false info so dont trust it!
Does Obama have dual citizenship?
No. He was born with dual citizenship British/American, his British citizenship was transferred to Kenyan when Kenya became independent and he lost his Kenyan citizenship at age 23 because he didn't renounce his American citizenship (Kenya doesn't allow dual citizenship). So currently and since age 23 he holds citizenship in only one country--The United States of America.
He was the first reformer and a tribune He wanted to limit the amount of land that a citizen could own Who was he?
Julius Caesar
He was the first reformer and a tribune He wanted to limit the amount of land that a citizen could own?
Julius ceaser
Is there a time limit for the U.S. citizenship test?
Technically there is no time limit for the test as long as it is within limits.
are you allowed to visit canada from u.s while waiting for your citizenship to be approved?
Depends if you're waiting for citizenship to US or is it Canada? I would think you could visit, but there would be a limit on how long you could stay or a customs declaration until citizenship activates. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.asp also check border customs http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/menu-eng.html
Can citizenship be revoked for a drug conviction?
It is most likely "unilateral marriage fraud." That means that the fraud was committed completely on the part of the alien while your sister was married in good will. Yes, this is illegal. Could he have his citizenship revoked for this? Yes, because he obtained it through fraud. What is the likelihood of it actually happening? VERY SMALL. Your sister should write a letter to USCIS explaining everything. She should also call or write her congressman's office. * Yes. If within two years of becoming a citizen the USCIS finds that the person acquired citizenship through misrepresentation, then administrative revocation can take place. If the time limit of two years has expired the government must file suit in federal court to have the person "de-naturalized". *If a US citizen renounces his citizenship at a US Embassy overseas and then becomes a citizen of the foreign country, the US government will try to take away his US citizenship legally. Other countries will revoke citizenship if the person becomes a citizen of another country. This is hypocrisy since many countries claim that their people are still citizens even if they are born in another country,as long as one of the parents is a citizen by birth. Many people have dual nationalities and two passports which they use regularly. Jews born outside of Israel are an example where regardless of where they were born, they have the right to ask for and be granted citizenship in Israel without a lengthy wait.
What did Pericles believe the most important job was of a citizen?
It must have been to marry within an 'accepted' group. According to his 450 BC law, he wanted to limit Athenian citizenship to children born of Athenian mothers and fathers. The rights of citizenship by your fathers heritage had already been established, so his law enhanced the rights of some women. kapm
How old must a person be to become a citizen and what must they renounce?
The is no age limit for citizenship; people born in the US are instantaneously citizens at birth. There was a time in American history when people who were citizens of other countries were asked to renounce their foreign citizenship before being eligible to become American citizens, but that is no longer required. So citizens do not have to renounce anything.
What age must a person be to become a naturalized citizen?
There is no minimum age limit to become a naturalized citizen of the US.
What will be the minimum age limit for a senior citizen?
The minimum age limit for a senior citizen can vary depending on the country and organization. In many places, a person is considered a senior citizen once they reach the age of 60 or 65.
Is it possible to have five citizenships?
Yes it is. I have 5 (and a passport for each of them): USA (jus soli), Sweden (naturalized, had kids born there), British (jus sanguinis through mother), Germany (jus sanguinis through father) and Argentine (jus sanguinis through father, his birthplace).
