When I move and marry a French citizen can my kids I I have go to France with me and get Visas?
545848
They can get visas but not citizenship until they meet the same residency requirement as any other non-citizen moving to France.
301622
In the visa your mother have, did she include you or get you a visa? Did she get a legal working visa or just a tourist visa? Maybe if you would be left behind and if she has already the financial capacity to petition you, then you can follow.. Your mom though has to establish residence first and yes apply for citizenship, then she can petition you. She could sponsor your travel too for a visit as long as all her papers are legal...And being left alone would make you more a responsible person I hope..you also have to understand that your mother would be making a lot of adjustments in the new country she would work in...just keep on rocking and praying\n\nmy son is a minor so it was easy to petition him..good luck and keep on praying and rocking
834395
I'm not 100% sure, I'm from Spain, but being Spain a EU member just like France, things must be very similar. If you got married in France, or your marriage is officially registered in France, you can apply for French nationality and will get it automatically, only it takes a while for the paperwork to go through. Then you get a French (EU) passport, of course!
936949
You are eligible for citizenship.  You married a Canook citizen....Can't tell you where to go, but you are certainly eligible.\nOh & thanks for the thumbs down, whoever you are.
402114
You can move to another country.
737056
The attorney is right.\n\nWe went through this with my husband, who is French.  It all worked out and we had a good lawyer too.\n\nMy girl friend from Canada just married her boyfriend from Texas 3 days after her visa expired.  She had been coming in and out of the US for 5 years and living with him in the US - Canadians get a 6 month visa to the US.  Finally the last time she went home to Canada the US immigrations people told her she could not come back.  They got a lawyer and he told them the same thing your lawyer told you.\n\nIf you two are married then you have the power.
195629
It does not matter if the two of you were never married, if the kiddos are his then he will have rights. You need to file the appropriate paperwork and if the two of you are not able to agree on the kids, it will most likely go to mediation. This does not mean that you wont be able to move but he would be able to have the kids a few weeks out of the year or something like that. Try calling legal aid where you live and they will be able to help you out.  Good luck
115595
The French civil code provides that the following people can become citizens (Civil Code Articles 17)\n\n* to a child born of French parents or stateless parents;\n\n*  Every child born in France of foreign parents acquires French nationality on his coming of age where, at that time, he has his residence in France and has had his usual residence in France for a continuous or discontinuous period of at least five years, from the age of eleven.\n\n* Minor children in sim,ilar circumstances can claim citizenship on the basis of five years continuous living in France;\n\n* Marriage to a French citizen;\n\n* People of French heritage;\n\n* French speaking alien who contributes to france society.\n\nThe nearest French embassy or consulate to you could provide additional information.
191260
She needs a sponsor and list of assets in Mexico (for a tourist visa), to marry a US Citizen (or be a fiance), or to apply for a student visa and go to school. For her to get a fiance visa she would need to go back to Mexico and apply from there, if you marry and apply here she will need to go back to Mexico for about 6 mos awaiting her visa. I am not sure about the kids though. I would not suggest that you marry her if you dont love her though. It could make things worse for you later. ex: your girlfriend finds out you are married, she may not take it well.  Any way that you decide, I wish you luck!
1123257
No.  Your wife in an intending immigrant, and therefore is not eligible for a non-immigrant visa.\n\nThe K-3 visa is a family re-unification visa, designed to reduce the time it takes to bring a foreign spouse to the United States.  It used to take up to two years to process the K-1 visas, now, with the K-3 visa, the process takes only a few months (if there are no extenuating circumstances).
602008
You first off need a passport. You are allowed to come here to visit without a visa.  I believe once you marry you then apply for citizenship.  I don't how long that takes be its not sudden.  I know they check your records before allowing you to become a citizen.  Search on the web they're government sites that can get in touch with someone that can answer all your questions. I would suggest you talk to someone about this before you come.  We are very strick since 9/11.
658950
F*ck it.  I'm moving to France.
896347
You child is entitled to the citizenship of one or both parents, depending on the rules of that or those countries.  In addition, there are a few countries that give citizenship to almost anyone born there:  Canada, France, Ireland, Panama and the US are examples, but there are a few others as well.\n\nCheck this web site:\nhttp://www.multiplecitizenship.com/
402748
ask your partner to have you & your child be a dependent in his/her residence visa that way you may be able to live in qatar.
551831
You won't get into trouble but he is probably marrying you so that he can become a citizen. How well do you know him? He could even be married back in his own country. That happened to a friend of mine.
173863
The legal thing for her to do would be to leave the country and come back. You can fairly easily apply for a visa for your fiancee and then permanent residency for her once she marries you. You could theoretically marry her without her going back, but of course she could be deported at any time, and I don't believe they look too kindly on being in the country illegaly when you finally do ask for her permanent residency. The site below has information on getting a visa and permanent residency for your fiancee.
388742
You must file a I-130, Petition for Alien Relative. \nOnce the application is successfully and a visa number is available your children will receive permanent residency and after 5 years citizenship.\nYou did not mention if they were married or not. If your children are not married then they fall under category 1, if they are married they fall under category 3.\n\nThe current wait time for a permanent visa under category 1 is about 5 years, and under category 3 about 8 years.\n\nWhy did you not bring your children when you first came to the US ? Unfortunately, it is too late now... it'll take at least 10 years before they become citizens...