Citizenship and Marriage

1. Are at least 18 years old and a lawful permanent resident ("green card" holder);

2. Have resided continuously in the United States, having been lawfully admitted for permanent residence, for five years immediately preceding the date you filed your application for naturalization, or

3. Have, after having been removed from conditional permanent resident status, based upon your marriage to a U.S. citizen, having resided in the United States for one year after the date the condition was removed;

4. Have resided continuously in the United States at all times after your application to the time and date of your admission for citizenship;

5. Have, during all periods of time referred to above, been and still are a person of good moral character;

6. Have no outstanding deportation or removal order and no pending deportation or removal proceeding;

7. Have the ability to read, write, speak, and understand simple words and phrases in English;

8. Have knowledge and understanding of the fundamentals of U.S. history and government;

9. Are attached to, and can support, the principles of the U.S. Constitution and can swear allegiance to the United States.

No. He or she must still apply for permanent resident status and then citizenship as required by US immigration laws.

If both parents live in the US and have US citizenship then the child would be American with British ancestry. If the child was just born in the US, e.g. when the parents were on holiday, then the child would be british. However I am not an expert so don't get annoyed if I'm wrong (I'm looking at YOU Bigcatone) (no-one but Bigcatone will know what I mean).

The US citizen spouse needs to petition using Form I-130 for green card for the alien. While its being processed the applicant needs to hold legal status or can return to home country and continue using consular processing to get green card.

Generally yes. There is no citizenship requirement for domestic partnership registry. There is, however, usually a residence requirement. Both partners must typically present adequate identification. If your partner is rejected, it will likely be for lack of proper identification, not because of his or her immigration status.

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It depends on the issuing government entity. In some places they will issue the marriage license immediately. Others require proof of counseling for health issues or even blood tests. Many have a waiting period of a few days.

NO! DO NOT LEAVE THE USA! It hapenned to me. I applied for her residency BEFORE leaving and was told that with our marriage license we would be able to return to the USA without any problems. WRONG! I had to eventually sneek her through Canada to get her in and it is not that easy anymore. She must have a Re-Entry Permit BEFORE she leaves! If you need to discuss this further: candlefactoryco@candlefactoryco.com ==New Answer== He isn't saying that she is in the USA n wants to leave n return; he is saying that he wants to leave and go to her country to marry her and bring her back with him. So, he could go to her country and check with the US Consulate there and see if they will do a DCF for them after they marry n if they do, then he will b able to bring her back with him. Consulates are authorized to do DCF's but a lot of them don't like to do them anymore, so it ibest to check first.

In order to obtain US citizenship, you must marry a US citizen in the first place. Your fiance must file a "fiance visa" which will award you temporary status in the US. You must then apply for permanent residency via the I-485 application (greencard.) Then, you must wait an indefinite number of years until you are eligible by law to become a naturalized US citizen.

Washington state honors both traditional and same sex marriages. A person must be eighteen years of age to marry without parental consent. No exams or blood tests are required. After applying for a marriage license, there is a three-day waiting period. Two witnesses are required at the ceremony, and each should be at least twelve years of age.

You will need to contact the County Licensing Office where you live or where the ceremony was performed. Copies are limited to the parties involved or designated representatives. Using the free website "Vital Statistic Records Resources," you can click on your state and then scroll down to your specific county for either a direct link or contact information for "Marriage Records."

Being a human being the civil right should be available to all

well,if it is from America to Australia it would take about 3 to 6 weeks because of the processing and customs.

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Yes. There is no citizenship requirement, criminal background check or employment requirement for obtaining a marriage license in any of state in the United States. The only possible impediment would be if the illegal alien did not have identification acceptable to the clerk issuing the license. Generally, a foreign passport (even if without a valid US visa) is sufficient.

1.frist you must live in the country for aleast 3 years.2.they must also show that they know something about Canadian laws and customs.3they must know enough English and french so that the person they are talking to that they can understand. .4. they must apply for the Canadian citizenship test.5.they must take the Canadian citizenship test oath.6.then they can become the Canadian citizen.

Passports are given to citizens of countries only! This applies worldwide. A passport is a legal document that tells the world what country you are a citizen of. Not a citizen of the country? No passport - it's that simple. You can apply for a passport by going to the embassy or consulate of the country of which you are a citizen.

The first thing to realize is that they are an ILLEGAL immigrant. Which means they are in the country without permission and the necessary documents. Which also means they can be deported at any time.

Can you get married? Few, if any, places ask any questions regarding citizenship or criminal history when applying for a marriage license. Which means you can get married. And then have the immigrant deported and be married to someone that you cannot live with.

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No, it is not possible. You should first apply for permanent residency and physically be present in Canada for 3 years. Then you can apply for Canadian citizenship if you meet other eligibility requirements.

The USCIS United States Citizenship and Immigration Service is in charge for all the immigration related services in the US.Region wise there are offices which caters to the need of the residents living in that area.So based on the number of applications the processing takes place and time to complete changes accordingly.

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You could contact ICE at (866) 347-2423. However, I don't believe they would actually do anything unless there was some other illegal or suspicious activity going on. The current climate of immigration appears to be that being hear without permission appears to be a very low priority for federal immigration law enforcement officials.