I heard that if 2 US citizens want to marry in Ireland they must live in that country for a period of time prior to applying for a marriage license.
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Residency requirements for marriage in Ireland\nI think the sites below might answer your question.
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I am sorry to hear about your predicament. However, The Republic of Ireland has different laws and regulations regarding divorce than the United Kingdom, being a seperate nation and independent from the UK. That said, 5 years does seem like a very long time to have to wait.
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no from my understanding u have to be married to a U.S citizen before u are eligible or u have to be here for so many years before u can get one
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I say it is the best from my own personal experiences in other countries, what I have heard from friends and family and what knowledge I have of our political system and those of other countries.  I have a cousin living in Ireland right now and he loves it, but still prefers America.  I can only base my decision on what I know.
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go back to the country you come from and get married as neither of you are British
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Oh, no no no...  Stay where you are... I think we have enough people like you in our country as it is.  You will go to hell for this...  Heeheehaha...  Come on dude, be with someone because you love them, not because they are divorced and living in the USA..That's so wrong.
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I don't think you can prepare, if the married is legit (not marrying to get money or stay in the country) you have nothing to worry about.  The questions they ask you are personal questions.  the documents, marriage & birth certificate.  Your green card.  They should send you what you need to bring.
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You need to get married before you will have a legally recognized relationship.  Once you are married you can tehn apply for him to immigrate to the US.  Alternatively, he (or you) can apply for a student or work visa (if either applies) that would allow him to live in the US.
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Which country are you in - different laws DO apply.
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Why not start in Ireland; then plan to move to Russia so you can compair the two?
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Dual citizenship is allowed with Ireland, too. Dual citizenship is not just given, it must be attained.\n\nThe US has cut off all aid to Palestinians because they US has a double standard. They want democratically elected leaders, as long as they are leaders we like. \n\nThe US gives 1/3 of our foreign aid budget to Israel, the 6th richest country in the world. We supply them with they military hardware they use to oppress and kill Palestinians. We support them even though they refuse to abide by international treaties and UN resolutions.
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If you can drink an Irishman under the table your in.. Or if you catch the King Leprechaun and take his boot.\n\nSeriously. They have a web for requirements-it will tell you everything you want to know.
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Citizenship is acquired through federal law, not state law, so even if your state allows same-sex marriages you probably can´t sponsor an immigrant that way.
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It depends on several things, one of the biggest is where are they getting married (i.e. U.S/Canada/another country).
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you have to apply for american citizenship and it is a long process.  by getting married, i believe you can live in the US, but you would need to apply for a work visa while waiting for you residency card
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To simply become married, you must file a petition with the United States Citizen and Immigration Services on behalf of your fiance to be granted a 90-day nonimmigrant status. This means that you are allowed to marry within this 90-day period, but they must leave the country before the 90 days are complete.\n\nIf your fiance is planning to live here in the United States permanently after you are married, he must file to become a permanent resident. When this is approved, your fiance will be granted a 2-year conditional residency permit. When the two years has completed, the goverment will again determine whether your marriage is not based solely upon your fiance's wishes to become a citizen, and then he can apply for true permanent residency. After this is approved, is a permanent resident, and after a waiting period of 7 years, he may apply for citizenship through naturalization.\n\nFor more information on this, visit the USCIS website on this subject at:\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.5af9bb95919f35e66f614176543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=39c0194d3e88d010VgnVCM10000048f3d6a1RCRD&vgnextchannel=4f719c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD\n\nI hope this information helps and good luck!
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The US does not allow dual citizenship of its own citizens.  By that, if you were to become a British citizen, you'd forfeit your US citizenship.  However, depending on England's laws, if your boyfriend becomes a US citizen, he may have dual citizenship status if this doesn't forfeit his British citizenship.\n\nAs for marriage, if it is recognized as legal in another country, then it is recognized as legal in the US.  The only exception would be the case of a same-sex marriage, as the US doesn't currently recognize such marriages.\n\nIf you are interested in marrying your boyfriend and bringing him into the US, it would be better if he applied to come here under a fiance visa.  He would then have 90 days to marry you before that visa expired.  I don't know how long it would take for him to come into the US if you were to marry him in England, it could take longer than a fiance visa route.