Citizenship and Marriage

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.

Nigerians

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.

Become an Italian Citizen, go to the government agenty that distributes them

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.

http://travel.state.gov/law/citizenship/citizenship_781.html

If you are born in the UK and have a British Passport with status as British Citizen (British Subject is different), you can stay out of the UK for as long as you like without losing your nationality, unless of course, you have applied for nationality of another country. Even then, you may still be entitled to dual nationality.

Ew! Why would you want to marry a NIGERIAN?

"No prior visa is required to enter the Republic of Maldives. Entry permit will be granted to visitors on arrival at designated ports of entry."


so basically, as a Russian citizen you don't need a visa!
However, you need to have the return tickets and minimum 30$/day

Bangladeshi citizens can visit Burundi, Cape Verde, Comoros, and Djibouti without a visa. They can also visit Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Seychelles, Togo, and Uganda without a visa.

you don't need anything to go in, buy you do need a passport to get back out....

It depends where you come from, but excepted for ASEAN countries, and some countries considered as hostiles/terrorist (as lybia or corea) all foreigners have automatically 21 days visa when they arrive in Philippinas.
You can extend this 21 days tourist visa in each BI (bureau of immigration) in Philippinas, each 2 months, for a period of 59 days, and a total stay of 16 months in the country.
Each visa renewal will cost you something as 3.000 / 3500 pesos (in 2009).
10 -14 days before your visa expires you should go to the immigration and can extend your visa for 2 month more if you wish to stay longer.

If you want to stay more than 16 months, you need to have the approval of the chief of immigration Regulation Division. Extension of stay after 24 months need the approval of the Commissionner.

You might stay a long time in Philippines with a tourist visa. However to apply every 2 months for extension is not really comfortable.

Longstay in Philippines legally is easy, there is a permanent resident/retirement visa, if you are +35 year old and willing to invest some money, which might be used again for your own business or buying your own condominium.

The required amount for investment (starting with USD 125.000,-) will decline with your age, and if you are 60 years old you need only to invest USD 25.000,- and you will get a permanent resident visa, including re-entry and working permit.

yes but international adoptions are very expensive and complicated and you may have your life investigated in depth - financially, where your living, you character etc, you need to consider this before deciding to adopt.

Any person born in Puerto Rico after 1941 are citizens of the United States. An individual who was born in Puerto Rico or has lived there for at least one year can receive a citizenship certificate from Puerto Rico but it is not an accepted, official travel document; it exists for residence purposes only.

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If the child was born on American soil, the child is a legal citizen. The child then has the option of staying, be it a very poor option.

The process of applying for a passport from the qualifying age to paying the fees. During the process, the applicant must fill out an application forms, including photos and legit documents, after that is paying the fees for the process.

Get accepted for enrollment by a Malaysian university. They do the rest of the paperwork for you, and finally when they have finished you visit a Malay Consulate/Embassy to get the stamp and sticker in your passport.

Getting enrolled in a university there is extremely difficult though. If you don't speak either Malay or Chinese fluently you will almost certainly be rejected completely.

You can start the process by first going to www.uscis.gov and read up on the section dealing with K1 Visa (fiance(e) visa). You will need to file an I-129F form, as well as send in a LOT of paperwork showing that both of you are willing to enter into the marriage, as well as both of you are able to marry. (You will also need to send in any pictures of both you and your fiance(e), as well as statements from yourself and your fiance(e) ... all of which are listed in the form you need to fill out.) Once all those forms, as well as the fee, are completed and sent it, you will receive a letter stating that they have received it and will begin the process when they can. After USCIS has approved the petition, you will get another letter telling you which office will be handling your petition (or case... however you wish to look at it). Your fiance(e) will need to send information to the US Consulate or Embassy in Perth or Sydney (whichever is closer) in a certain amount of time. Once that is done, they will receive word about when an interview will take place and you should hear something back shortly after that. I wish you the best of luck!