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He can receive 1000, once your're born NBC, always NBC. NBC already assumes full allegiance and subject to the jurisdiction of the U.S. Remember that there are other requirements to become President, correct?
That's one of the failsafe of the citizens parents requirements. Even if your parents are foreign nationals, when they become citizens they must renounce all foreign allegiance under oath. So an NBC is always free from allegiance issues.
That's one of the failsafe of the citizens parents requirements. Even if your parents are foreign nationals, when they become citizens they must renounce all foreign allegiance under oath. So an NBC is always free from allegiance issues.
Did a woman who became a citizen automatically via marriage have to take an oath?
Remember that there are other requirements to become President, correct?
yep. something i've pointed to repeatedly is that there has yet to be a birther ask/demand a definition on the vague 14year residency requirement ( consecutive or collective? previous 14 or ? ).
yep. something i've pointed to repeatedly is that there has yet to be a birther ask/demand a definition on the vague 14year residency requirement ( consecutive or collective? previous 14 or ? ).
If it's not stipulated, then there's no stipulation.
But, bright line would be that a total of 13 years and 11 months would fail the requirement.
Yeah, hey, I know it's only one month, but, a rule is a rule.
If Congress gave that power of naturalization, then it is LAW.
A similar situation would occur like this:
Say a 17 yr old girl and a 17 yr old guy get married. Both individuals became U.S. citizens via their parents. Current Naturalization law does not require either person (17 yr girl and boy) to take an oath. By the Naturalization Laws, they've renounced all allegiance at the moment their parents became U.S. citizens. The two have a kid. This kid would be a NBC.
By the same token, if Naturalization laws automatically made your spouse a U.S. citizen when she got married, the she automatically renounced foreing allegiance via her husband.
...when they become citizens they must renounce all foreign allegiance under oath. So an NBC is always free from allegiance issues.
the renunciation has never been enforced.
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