Someone I just met has suggested getting married for me to get UK citizenship and her to get US citizenship. Is this insane?
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posted by slartibartfast
on Sep 16, 2012 -
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US Citizenship Questionnaire "Time Outside the United States"?
I don't know all the dates I left the US, what should I do?
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posted by zaphod
on Dec 21, 2010 -
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I'm applying for US Citizenship. How should I answer the question about affiliations & groups that I'm a member of?
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posted by zaphod
on Nov 29, 2010 -
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Is this possible to search for (or prove the absence of) my Grandmother's Irish birth certificate and Irish citizenship from the comfort of my own armchair in the US, ideally inexpensively?
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posted by zippy
on Nov 25, 2009 -
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I was born in the US to a British Father and an Australian Mother. Shortly ofter I was born, my father registered my birth with the British Consulate in the US and I was issued a consular birth certificate. At the time, no effort was made to get me set up as an Australian citizen.
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posted by anonymous
on Nov 30, 2008 -
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International Marriage filter: When a US Citizen marries a foreigner, what process is involved in bringing the new spouse to the US and getting permanent resident status?
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posted by Vorteks
on Jun 23, 2008 -
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My husband is a German citizen and has lived in the US for the last 25 years. For about 20 years, he has had a Green Card (resident alien). Last year he petitioned to become a US citizen (with dual German citizenship) and he has yet to hear from the government on his petition. He needs help to find out how to contact someone with answers to his questions.
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posted by bluesky43
on Feb 27, 2006 -
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French Citizenship or Residence
I am a United States citizen who is looking to move to France. I am currently living in the Republic of Ireland but I am finding it harder and harder to maintain legal residence (even though, my mother is remarried to an Irishman and my ancestry is Irish) It seems you either have to be offered a contract for employment or be a student to stay here. I HEARD that requirements for French citizenship or permanent residence were more lenient. Does anyone have any information on this. I am NOT "highly skilled" in the slightest, unless you consider fixing PCs and Macs a skill.
posted by Livewire Confusion
on Feb 5, 2005 -
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