Citizenship and Marriage

A green card holder after staying outside US for more than a year can enter US again using a reentry permit. This permit should have been approved before leaving US.The reentry permit got by filing immigration Form I-131 is valid for 2 years.

Yes. I heard that people can renounce their US citizenship legally. I do not think that many people have done it, but it's possible. Yes, you can have no citizenship. This usually occurs when you or your country decides to revoke your citizenship. In that case you become "A person without a country"! In practice, renouncing your U.S. citizenship without being a citizen of another country is difficult. During the 1950s and 1960s quite a few people tried it, including the mathematician John Nash (the movie A Beautiful Mind is based loosely on his life.) Nash would go to the American Embassy in Switzerland or France and renounce his citizenship, becasue he didn't approve of US politics, expecially nuclear arms. In some instances he was jailed, and in all cases he was deported back to the U.S., on a new passport issued by the U.S. embassy at the host country's request. The world is not really set up to have citizens who are countryless, unless you are a political refugee. There are many stateless persons in the world. The most common reason for being stateless is that one has been arbitrarily stripped (deprived) of citizenship by a dictatorship. If stateless persons give birth to children then they too may be stateless, unless they are born in a country where the country of birth confers citizenship, as in the U.S. (and more generally in the Americas). In Europe, for example, children take the citizenship of their parent(s). In some countries, stateless persons who have the status of refugees, enjoy some international protection from their country of residence, which can also issue them with a 'stateless person's passport'. However, being stateless is an unenviable status.

Since you will eventually have to be in the same room to actually get married, wait until a couple days before that event to obtain the marriage license. They are usually issued at the time requested - but both parties have to be present at the time of application.

Children who are born in the US to US Parents will automatically become US Citizens by birth. If they are born outside the US also they can get their citizenship status through their parents.

That would depend on if the child is born in america

Hello, I did just that! When you marry a Brazilian you must either do one of two things:

1.st Apply for permentent residence status for your partner and that can take 6-8 months this must be done in brazil. via the embassy. once the residency papers have been complteted and you have them, your partner is now free to come and go in and out of canada.

2. Apply for holiday visa upon arriving in canada, proceed to apply for the permenant residency in Canada. ( will take 6-8 months ) note do not tell the immigration officials that you are going to apply for residency as they will make you do it in Brazil. as well while applying if it takes more than 6 months and your tourist visa runs out, you will need to get it extended!

Hope this help!

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An immigrant must be legally present within the US when marrying a US citizen to be eligible to be sponsored by their citizen spouse for permanent residency. Persons illegally within the US do not qualify for permanent residency under any circumstances other than being certified asylee or refugee status.

someone who has a visa to live or work in a country without becoming a citizen

a legal resident alien is a person from another country that has permission to be in the current country but for a certain period of time.

I think you mean marriage in another countRy. (A county is a subsection of the various States of the USA.) A lawful marriage in a country recognized by the USA would be accepted.

When the minor illegal alien is adopted, the minor child gains the citizenship of his adopted parents, so when he/she is adopted they become a US citizen if their parents are US citizens.

The contact details of the US Embassy in Manila can be found at the link below. There are telephone numbers and fax numbers, but not email addresses. You could ring the Consular Section and ask for the email address of the appropriate contact for you, or of course telephone or fax the department you need.

Otherwise, you could email the Philippines Embassy in the US at the second link.

Marriage does not transfer any rights or status to non U.S. citizens. An alien can apply for adjustment of status or for an immigrant visa based on the marriage to a U.S. citizen, but that application has to be approved by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

Yes. If it is lawfully binding then it will always be valid.

To apply for US citizenship you need to file completed Form N-400 along with the fee. Form N-400 filing fee is $595.Additionally $85 biometric fee and totals to $680, where applicable. No fee is required for military applicants filing under Section 328 and 329 of the INA. Applicants 75 years of age or older are not charged a biometric fee.

responsibility...reason...rights...I think

After you apply for US citizenship part of process is the citizenship test. It is to test if applicant is worth the citizenship.For the civics test there are 100 questions. Applicants are asked during the interview 10 out of the 100 and you need to get 6 of them right to pass the test. Two opportunities are give nto each applicant.If they fail retest should be taken up within 90 days on the portion in which they failed either civics or English.

Clarification needed. Are you asking how soon after a divorce you can marry again?

• If you both have lived in Mexico, got married then you would immigrate to

  Canada as husband and wife and it is legal in Canada.

Yes. If you were settled in UK at the time of birth, he or she can. Otherwise, if you become settled in UK before he or she turns 18 years old, he or she can. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_nationality_law#British_citizenship_by_birth_in_the_United_Kingdom

You don't need your mates permission to get a divorce. See a lawyer, and take it to court. Most of the time you don't even have to turn up. Good luck Marcy In the U.S. when a spouse does not wish to co-operate in the divorce proceedings such as the signing of court papers and responding to the summons, the filing spouse (or their attorney) must file a Motion to Default. The MD papers will be served on the non-respondent spouse and if said person does not show up on the court date, the filing spouse will be granted the divorce and the absentee spouse will forfeit any right to contest terms stated in the original dissolution papers. The filing spouse must appear at the hearing to answer questions from the presiding judge.

File divorce papers, get an attorny, and go to court. Then, buy a gun, move to another state, and change your name.

A person born on an air base is an American citizen. Of course, this is only true if the parents are American citizens.