Citizenship and Marriage

It is legal for United States citizens to get married in Peru, but any US citizens who wish to get married in Peru must present certain legal documents to the Peruvian authorities in order to become legally married in the country. First, the citizens must present a sworn statement known a Certificado de Solteria, which states that they are both legally free to marry in Peru. The Certificado de Solteria can be obtained by contacting the American Citizen Service at the American Embassy. It must be signed in front of a consular official and notarized by a consular official to be valid. If one or both of the US citizens are divorced, they will need to provide a copy of their divorce decree as well. Both US citizens will also need to provide Peruvian authorities with a copy of their birth certificate that has been translated into Spanish. US citizens can find a list of approved translators by visiting the website for the Peruvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In addition to these documents, US citizens who wish to get married in the country should contact an attorney in Peru for any specific to make sure that their marriage will be legal and recognized in Peru. Legal marriages in Peru are recognized by the United States Government.

Millions !... in legal fees, handouts and travel back to their country of origin when they're caught !

Both parties must appear in person before a town/city/county clerk, present acceptable identification, pay the applicable fee and meet the requirements for marriage (age, consanguinity, etc.) Generally, there is no citizenship requirement for marriage in the United States. A citizen of a foreign country may present a foreign passport.

If you want to keep your old passport because of stamps or visas in it you can do that. There is a way to do it. I am on my third passport and have my first two. I want to keep this one because I have a hologram visa from Russia in it.

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YES BECAUSE HE OR SHE IS NOT A CITIZEN OF THE U.K SO HE NEEDS A VISA TO STUDY IN THE U.K

No Jamaica is actually a Caribbean island and though a large percentage of its population is of African decent it is very racial diverse with a large number of east Indians, Chinese and Europeans.

You cannot sponsor someone who is already here illegally. You CAN sponsor them if they go home and apply for entry with a sponsor who will provide a home and/or a job.

For those interested in becoming a Mexican citizen, there's some good news. Mexico is one of the least restrictive nations in the world when it comes to their citizenship naturalization process, so becoming a citizen of Mexico is relatively easy. However, it will take some time and you can't just decide to move there tomorrow. Here is a high level view of the process: *First, before you can become a citizen of Mexico, you'll need to reside there for a minimum of 5 years with proper legal status. * Second, Make sure your documents are in good order. Before you apply for Mexican citizenship, you'll need to obtain an FM-3 or FM-2 document and maintain it in good standing along with your current passport. you can reside in Mexico with these documents until you are eligible to apply for citizenship. * Third, get a passport quality identification photo taken. You'll need to provide your own identification picture when applying for citizenship. * Fourth, Fill out the citizenship application. Make sure that you provide completely accurate information and that you complete the application fully. * Fifth, File your application with the applicable filing fee. I believe it is around $53. The filing fee that is charged by the Mexican government varies depending on certain criteria, but isn't particularly expensive. Make sure that your identification photo is suitable for its purpose, a passport photo is recommended. Don't file for citizenship if you haven't been legally living in Mexico for at least 5 years you will be rejected and it will be more difficult to apply for citizenship later. Here are some documents you will need for your application: a) A letter in Spanish (in Chicago, English only was accepted) addressed to the proper immigration authority, stating the applicant's full name, current address, a request to obtain the FM-3, and a statement to the effect that all pertinent paperwork is attached b) Your passport c) Proof of income d) A certificate of moral solvency from the local police attesting that you have no outstanding warrants and/or you are not subject to any probationary restrictions. e) A doctor's certificate stating that you have no communicable diseases, including HIV f) Passport photos g) cash or a money order for the application fee (verify the amount) h) If you're divorced, you'll need a certified copy of your divorce decree; and if you're married, you'll need a certified copy of your marriage license.

No, you don't need a visa for traveling to Canada if you have a Dutch passport.

Every borough has a resolution center. Ask the local courthouse for the closest.

because these Ghana men may find these American women attractive and love them. i hope you are not questioning the intentions of these innocent men. there is a lot of cross-cultural and interracial marriages in modern times --was uncommon in the old days.

it takes just as long as if you married her here you still hve to fill the papers and she has to wait in line for a visa or a green card it chould take up tp 25 years. That is how long the what is to get green card for the usa from mexico.

Absolutely Possible. Not only an English man, anybody can marry an American. If they are planning to marry in the US, then the English man should first enter the US on a legal visa ( K1 visa), get married within 90 days of entering and then change his status.

You can travel to Canada from the US only if you are a permanent resident of the US. Both American and Canadian customs will ask for your green card.

countries that Ghana passport can enter without visa require.

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You don't automatically become a Mexican citizen just because you marry a Mexican. You need to apply at the Secretaria de Relaciones Exteriores nearest to where you live. You must live together in Mexico for at least 2 years during which time you need to have an FM-3 (which gives you permission to remain in Mexico for more than 6 months).

Ian Alleyne @Crimewatchdear mr alleyne .iwould like to report a illegal petson who marry a man for papers but work as a prostuite .this guy pimp this woman for money because he dont work any where. he is my brother the woman name isWILMARY DEHCRY FRANCISO. and she lives with this guySAMLUEL DHANAI.they live at114 SHELDON TRACE ST HELENA VILLAGE PIARCO please help me thank you.

No. You may own houses in two states or even all states, but you will still list yourself as a permanent resident in only one state.

A marriage that is valid and documented in Jamaica would be valid in the US.

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The short version is seven years of residency in the country. A shorcut is to marry a citizen, then you only have to reside here for three years.

The short shortcut to it all is to be an international celebrity (Vladimir Ashkhenazy, Bobby Fisher), or a world class athlete.