Citizenship and Marriage

Not exectly, but due to the Commonwealth of Nations you can get it more easier than other people. But as a British citizen after 2 years you are gonna has the same rights as the citizens, you can run for office and vote as well.

Yes, you can request child support from a Canadian citizen if you live in the United States. You will have to have proof of paternity or have a birth certificate that has the Canadian citizens name on it.

Enough to add up to the cost of postage. Currently an international first class letter of one ounce is 98 cents.

The French term for 'Mister' is 'Monsieur.'

Yes. He should have had his wife start the procedures to sponsor his citizenship when they got married. If she knew he was illegal, she, too, could face criminal charges for housing an illegal alien. Since no illegal can enter into a legally binding contract, the marriage may not be legal either.

They were married at about 16 or 15 years old.

It depends on their religions. Per Islam teachings, if the Indian boy is Muslim he can marry the Chinese girl only if she is Muslim, Christian, or Jewish. However, if both are non Muslims, they can marry according to the Indian law.

If you are a US citizen, and you find yourself outside of the US, you'll need your passport to return home. So wherever you are going on a flight originating in Canada, you should have your US passport with you.

you have two options:
one is to get visa code from Vietnamese embassies located in Ottawa. You will have to wait for 3 to 5 days for your visa code depending on your purposes to Vietnam.
the second way is to get it online from a Vietnamese visa service. This is called visa on arrival, which is a bit cheaper and faster than visa code. It takes you about 2 days for normal service and 1 days for urgency.

of Mexican Nationality (by birth)

This document is issued to individuals who are Mexican citizens by birth and who were born in Mexico, or abroad and whose father or mother or both are Mexican, and who when over 18 years of age acquired or made use of another nationality prior to March 20, 1998 and who would like to exercise their right to retain their Mexican nationality.

R E Q U I R E M E N T S

Complete form DNN-2 (typewritten or printed by hand legibly in black ink), sign and return.

Attach the following documents:

a) Certified copy of your birth certificate, issued by a Mexican civil registry office.

If you were born abroad, you must present a certified copy of your birth certificate issued by a Mexican consulate or by the consular section of a Mexican embassy, or a certified copy of a certificate issued by a Mexican civil registry office that shows the registration of your foreign birth certificate. You must also present a certified copy of the birth certificate or certificate or declaration of Mexican nationality of your father or mother.

If the applicant's or his/her parents' birth was registered extemporaneously (more than a year after birth), the applicant must present one of the following documents:

I).-A certified copy of the marriage certificate of the applicant's parents issued by a Mexican civil registry office if the wedding took place in Mexico and before the birth of the applicant.

II).- A certified copy of the birth certificate of an older sibling issued by a Mexican civil registry office if he/she was born in Mexico and the birth was registered within the first year after birth.

III).- A certified copy of the birth certificate of either the Mexican father or mother issued by a Mexican civil registry office and registered during the first year after birth.

IV).-Document issued by immigration officials with the date that the foreign father or mother entered Mexico, if this occurred before the applicant was born.

V).- A notarized copy of a certificate of baptism if the baptism took place during the first year after birth and in Mexico.

b).- Original and copy of a valid, signed, official photo identification document issued in Mexico.

c).- Present the original and a photocopy of the document that demonstrates that another country recognizes the applicant as a citizen, issued prior to March 20, 1998.

d).- Two passport-sized (4.5 x 3.5 cm) color photographs taken within the past 30 days, full face, white background, no glasses, no headgear.

e).- Proof of payment of the corresponding fee.

See costs and processing times.

How to pay the fee

Wednesday, 26 November 2008 Last Updated ( Thursday, 05 March 2009 ) of Mexican Nationality (by birth)

This document is issued to individuals who are Mexican citizens by birth and who were born in Mexico, or abroad and whose father or mother or both are Mexican, and who when over 18 years of age acquired or made use of another nationality prior to March 20, 1998 and who would like to exercise their right to retain their Mexican nationality.

R E Q U I R E M E N T S

Complete form DNN-2 (typewritten or printed by hand legibly in black ink), sign and return.

Attach the following documents:

a) Certified copy of your birth certificate, issued by a Mexican civil registry office.

If you were born abroad, you must present a certified copy of your birth certificate issued by a Mexican consulate or by the consular section of a Mexican embassy, or a certified copy of a certificate issued by a Mexican civil registry office that shows the registration of your foreign birth certificate. You must also present a certified copy of the birth certificate or certificate or declaration of Mexican nationality of your father or mother.

If the applicant's or his/her parents' birth was registered extemporaneously (more than a year after birth), the applicant must present one of the following documents:

I).-A certified copy of the marriage certificate of the applicant's parents issued by a Mexican civil registry office if the wedding took place in Mexico and before the birth of the applicant.

II).- A certified copy of the birth certificate of an older sibling issued by a Mexican civil registry office if he/she was born in Mexico and the birth was registered within the first year after birth.

III).- A certified copy of the birth certificate of either the Mexican father or mother issued by a Mexican civil registry office and registered during the first year after birth.

IV).-Document issued by immigration officials with the date that the foreign father or mother entered Mexico, if this occurred before the applicant was born.

V).- A notarized copy of a certificate of baptism if the baptism took place during the first year after birth and in Mexico.

b).- Original and copy of a valid, signed, official photo identification document issued in Mexico.

c).- Present the original and a photocopy of the document that demonstrates that another country recognizes the applicant as a citizen, issued prior to March 20, 1998.

d).- Two passport-sized (4.5 x 3.5 cm) color photographs taken within the past 30 days, full face, white background, no glasses, no headgear.

e).- Proof of payment of the corresponding fee.

See costs and processing times.

How to pay the fee

Wednesday, 26 November 2008 Last Updated ( Thursday, 05 March 2009 ) of Mexican Nationality (by birth)

This document is issued to individuals who are Mexican citizens by birth and who were born in Mexico, or abroad and whose father or mother or both are Mexican, and who when over 18 years of age acquired or made use of another nationality prior to March 20, 1998 and who would like to exercise their right to retain their Mexican nationality.

R E Q U I R E M E N T S

Complete form DNN-2 (typewritten or printed by hand legibly in black ink), sign and return.

Attach the following documents:

a) Certified copy of your birth certificate, issued by a Mexican civil registry office.

If you were born abroad, you must present a certified copy of your birth certificate issued by a Mexican consulate or by the consular section of a Mexican embassy, or a certified copy of a certificate issued by a Mexican civil registry office that shows the registration of your foreign birth certificate. You must also present a certified copy of the birth certificate or certificate or declaration of Mexican nationality of your father or mother.

If the applicant's or his/her parents' birth was registered extemporaneously (more than a year after birth), the applicant must present one of the following documents:

I).-A certified copy of the marriage certificate of the applicant's parents issued by a Mexican civil registry office if the wedding took place in Mexico and before the birth of the applicant.

II).- A certified copy of the birth certificate of an older sibling issued by a Mexican civil registry office if he/she was born in Mexico and the birth was registered within the first year after birth.

III).- A certified copy of the birth certificate of either the Mexican father or mother issued by a Mexican civil registry office and registered during the first year after birth.

IV).-Document issued by immigration officials with the date that the foreign father or mother entered Mexico, if this occurred before the applicant was born.

V).- A notarized copy of a certificate of baptism if the baptism took place during the first year after birth and in Mexico.

b).- Original and copy of a valid, signed, official photo identification document issued in Mexico.

c).- Present the original and a photocopy of the document that demonstrates that another country recognizes the applicant as a citizen, issued prior to March 20, 1998.

d).- Two passport-sized (4.5 x 3.5 cm) color photographs taken within the past 30 days, full face, white background, no glasses, no headgear.

e).- Proof of payment of the corresponding fee.

See costs and processing times.

How to pay the fee

Wednesday, 26 November 2008 Last Updated ( Thursday, 05 March 2009 ) of Mexican Nationality (by birth)

This document is issued to individuals who are Mexican citizens by birth and who were born in Mexico, or abroad and whose father or mother or both are Mexican, and who when over 18 years of age acquired or made use of another nationality prior to March 20, 1998 and who would like to exercise their right to retain their Mexican nationality.

R E Q U I R E M E N T S

Complete form DNN-2 (typewritten or printed by hand legibly in black ink), sign and return.

Attach the following documents:

a) Certified copy of your birth certificate, issued by a Mexican civil registry office.

If you were born abroad, you must present a certified copy of your birth certificate issued by a Mexican consulate or by the consular section of a Mexican embassy, or a certified copy of a certificate issued by a Mexican civil registry office that shows the registration of your foreign birth certificate. You must also present a certified copy of the birth certificate or certificate or declaration of Mexican nationality of your father or mother.

If the applicant's or his/her parents' birth was registered extemporaneously (more than a year after birth), the applicant must present one of the following documents:

I).-A certified copy of the marriage certificate of the applicant's parents issued by a Mexican civil registry office if the wedding took place in Mexico and before the birth of the applicant.

II).- A certified copy of the birth certificate of an older sibling issued by a Mexican civil registry office if he/she was born in Mexico and the birth was registered within the first year after birth.

III).- A certified copy of the birth certificate of either the Mexican father or mother issued by a Mexican civil registry office and registered during the first year after birth.

IV).-Document issued by immigration officials with the date that the foreign father or mother entered Mexico, if this occurred before the applicant was born.

V).- A notarized copy of a certificate of baptism if the baptism took place during the first year after birth and in Mexico.

b).- Original and copy of a valid, signed, official photo identification document issued in Mexico.

c).- Present the original and a photocopy of the document that demonstrates that another country recognizes the applicant as a citizen, issued prior to March 20, 1998.

d).- Two passport-sized (4.5 x 3.5 cm) color photographs taken within the past 30 days, full face, white background, no glasses, no headgear.

e).- Proof of payment of the corresponding fee.

See costs and processing times.

How to pay the fee

Wednesday, 26 November 2008 Last Updated ( Thursday, 05 March 2009 )

This document is issued to individuals who are Mexican citizens by birth and who were born in Mexico, or abroad and whose father or mother or both are Mexican, and who when over 18 years of age acquired or made use of another nationality prior to March 20, 1998 and who would like to exercise their right to retain their Mexican nationality.

Complete form DNN-2 (typewritten or printed by hand legibly in black ink), sign and return.

http://www.sre.gob.mx/tramites/juridico/doctos/dnn2.doc

http://www.sre.gob.mx/english/

Dev Patel was born into a Hindu family. I may not know what his religious views are, but he is a Hindu by birth.

there is a movie called alien abduction: The McPhersons tape that is a movie about a family who got fotage of an alien

No. Although there is no law explicitly prohibiting it, same-sex marriage is not legal in India and same-sex marriage performed elsewhere is not recognized in India. Same-sex couples can have a Hindu wedding in India, but they cannot register their marriage with the government and they will not be considered legally married, despite the fact that a heterosexual couple doing the same thing are considered married. The majority of marriages in India are never registered with the state and marriage laws dictate that any two Hindus who marry according to the Hindu rite are legally married in India.

tiny has 3 kids of her own. her first child (daughter) is zonnique, although she is not the daughter of ti.

she currently has 2 sons for ti. clifford and major

No, You can only become a citizen if you apply for you citizenship through immigration. Being a legal resident and married to an American citizen can and will not change your immigrant statics unless you go through the right process.

yes. i did it. there were no problems, apart from a 900 rupee bribe to the registy office. my Indian wife then got her UK residence visa, in India, then we flew back to the UK together. easy as that.

Yes , for more info go to http://mha.nic.in

He is of three-fourths Scottish and one-fourth Irish ancestry (Irish paternal grandfather). He was born in Scotland.

i cant afford a lawyer, the lawyer who is supposibly handling it will not callme back i am one of three children who have been left items and monies since my moms passing, can you tellme how to get some answers

Unfortunately, you cannot automatically gain Canadian citizenship based on marriage (whether same sex or opposite sex).

Your spouse or common law partner must sponsor you to immigrate to Canada first. Like all the other immigrants, you have to reside in Canada for 3 years (1095 days) in order to be able to apply for Canadian citizenship.

There is only one type of citizenship in Canada. However, for non-citizen immigrants, there are a number of types of visas available: Visit, Temporary Work, Immigrant (Skilled Workers, Canadian Experience, Entrepreneur, Provincial Nominee, Sponsored Family), and Refugee.

Two ways - either by winning a local constituency (called an "electorate") or by being on a political party's "list". If you win the most votes in an electorate, you are elected to that seat.

If the party you are a member of wins more than 5% of the vote and you're high enough on the party's list, then you become a "list MP".

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