I was told at the usa border: - an American citizen, living abroad, can own a usa registered vehicle. - you must have a 'tie' to the usa (this is the tricky part, many situations can be seen as a tie) in order to own a usa registered car and NOT be a resident. I was told this by the border agent last summer. I am Canadian, live in Mexico, and have a USA registered vehicle... got into a long discussion about it, the agent said I had to EXPORT the vehicle out of the usa since I have no ties to the usa ... he did let me through, as a favour (he said) since I was driving back to Mexico from Canada ... I would like a DEFINITIVE answer to this question though: WHAT IS A TIE TO THE USA?
Vote, hold public office, drive (in nearly all states), etc.
when does a us citizen need a passport to drive to Canada
A Canadian Citizen can not drive a car with US plates into Canada. I'm not sure why, only that its a Canada rule.
drive your tractor
A citizen can petition their parents if the citizen is at least 21.
Yes a Zambian citizen can marry a Us citizen and work in the us because the zambian citizen can obtain a citizenship by marriage and automatically become a citizen of us and is allowed and qualified to work there.
The child of a US citizen is considered a US citizen.
No. Marrying a US citizen does not make someone a US citizen.
I know the answer to this because I am not a US citizen either but I do drive here. YES- a passport (foreign or otherwise) that is dated and valid is an excellent piece ofg identification that will allow you to fly within the USA. I carry mine all the time although I could use my US drivers license
Yes, a US citizen can legally drive a Mexican-plated car in the USA for a limited period of time, typically up to one year. However, the driver must comply with certain regulations, such as having valid insurance and registration from Mexico.
No, I do not believe that you have to be a US citizen to act.
Yes, he is the US citizen.