900 : Temporary Visa
Aug05
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“If you don’t prove the marriage is real by getting pregnant within six months – out you go!”
I am very sure anchor babies are not encouraged in fact they are frowned apon. Any one born in the continental USA or in a territory is a naturalize citizen.
I am not sure but this also might include foreign military bases as they are considered use soil.
Ted Cruz the %^$#@& *&@#!%% that is running for the GOP nomination to be the US president was born in Canada .
In the US only people that were born in the US can be president.
This is to bad because Cenk of the young turks would make a awesome president. But he was born in Turkey then moved to the states as a child before becoming a citizen.
I wonder if one of the conditions is cohabitation. If so Bay and Honey’s and Red have a nice new apartment to move into together.
Also i wonder if Bay will ever come clean about how she became Bay or with all the time line tweaks does she even remember?
Under the 14th Amendment, military bases in foreign countries are not considered US territory for purposes of citizenship by birth; neither are embassies and consulates, despite their being legally US territory.
Anyone born in the United States, Guam, Puerto Rico, the northern Marianas Islands, or the US Virgin Islands, or on the inland or territorial waters of the United States, or in the airspace over the United States, is automatically a ‘natural born’ citizen, not a naturalized citizen. Anyone born in American Samoa or Swain Island is automatically a ‘US national’ unless they inherit citizenship from a parent.
And much as I dislike Cruz, his father was a US serviceman station in Canada when he was born, thus he held a dual citizenship status until his majority (age 18). At which time he had to choose one or the other. To our continued regret he chose the US.
I have two cousins that were the same. One was Japanese/US (father was stationed in Yokosuka at the time) and the other Burmese/US (both parents were missionaries at the time). They both chose US when they turned 18, although I think the Japanese/US occasionally regrets that. She lives in Florida now.
I was *ahem* joking.
So basiclly,
if they can get married ASAP,and hold this marrige for 6 month under some rules.Bay won’t have to go back to Canada.Am I right?
(After all, I don’t know how things works in USA)
Also,I wonder will Bay try to invit her mom(who still thinking she has a “son” called Brad instead of a “daughter” called Bay) to the wedding?
As I understand it, they don’t have to expedite the wedding any more than they were already planning to. The six month period will be there to see how their relationship progresses, to confirm that they actually did get married for real, rather than using the marriage as a tool to avoid Bay being deported.
Actually, what they should be giving Bay is a fiancee visa, which only lasts for 90 days, during which point they must marry; granted, it’s generally intended for people who aren’t currently in the United States, but this whole situation is unusual. However, Bay would still have to get a green card afterwards, or else she would still be deported.
However, given that this is an alternate universe, I’m willing to see where this goes.
Yeah, definitely don’t expect obscure legal precedents to be precisely mirrored in the SS.org universe. This story does not take place in “the real world”, even if it is relatively similar.
Brad would probably think Bay’s reaction is embarrassingly girly.
Brad would probably think that marrying a man is embarassingly girly . . .