French Citizen in US?
337845
People, get over the racism and nationalism.  Sheesh.  It's amazing how people can group an entire nation into one cartoonish category.\n\nA French citizen doesn't need a visa to visit the United States.  They may enter on a visitor's visa.  However, those visas expire after (I believe) 90 days.  (That is the card that they fill out before landing in the U.S.)  They cannot work without the proper visa.  My advise is to contact an immigration lawyer, who can get you through all of the hoops that Homeland Security throws in your way.
404731
A FRENCHMAN??|!!!  WEE-WEE...OR IS IT WE-WE???? BONJOUR..
1059828
LOL... The answer above is completly wrong!!!!!!!!\n\nOf course French citizens don't need a visa for Croatia :-)))\n\nYou also don't need your passport just your national ID card  is enough....
158792
First get to France (it would be better if you could speak french first) taake the train down to Marselles, and ask the first cop you see...He will direct you.Bring your DD-214 if you have it. This reminds me of a GI who was in France and wanted to join the American  Legion there because its the oldest post. He got the run around and finally they took him to a goverment office and took his ID card and he sat around waiting... they came out and told him he couldnt join the F.F.L. because he was still under contract with the americans..finally they figured out what he wanted and the fed him and took him where he wanted to go...he was lucky
1148419
Are the French in the EU? They seem to make their own rules when it comes to English speaking tourists.\n\nVery rude too.
48251
Well, are you still considered a resident of Lousiana?  Do you still have a permanent residence in the state?  I think that would make the difference.  Also, I think you have to stay in a separate state for about...5 or 6 years before you are made a resident of THAT state.  \nLook up the Lousiana College board, and you may get a better answer than the one from me. \nGood luck, and hope all goes well.
187583
Living in the US and being a US citizen either by birth or naturalized.
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.
629917
As soon as you get there, enroll in a French course! There will be private language schools for foreigners (whichis what you'll be!)  Before you go, look into options in your town to learn at least basic polite and survival skill words.  You don't want to come off as rude! Please, Thank you, excuse me, sir, ma'am, would you be so kind, I would like (not I want), I'm sorry...\nBonne chance!
761115
I think you should read more about US history. The US is constituted by immigrants from the beginning. Immigrants make this economy to keep its flow. I agree with you in the fact that immigration increase the criminal rate, but think about the millions of dollars that they contribute to the US because they can't recover the amount for retirement because they don't have a legal residence. We shouldn't discriminate this people, because the fact that we are living by the legal way and they don't, it doesn't mean that they are less than we are. Human beings are the same in China, Japan, and Cuba or in the US. They have a family to feed, and I'm sure that in this case you'll fight to give the best to your family, even if this implies you to migrate to another country. You have to be grateful with God for give you the opportunity of living in a country where you can find a good job and obtain a fair remuneration for what you do. You should be more empathic with this people. Just in case I want you that know that I'm a US citizen and I don't have any problem with immigrants; my family have lived in the US since 1732, when Remy Poisot (born in Dijon, France) Sergeant of the Marines was assigned to the Natchitoches Post, LA.
972599
yes, you need a green card. unless you are only representing a french company for a short period of time.
1012720
not at all. just somehow you have to be an immigrant of US
1129052
Try http://maps.google.com for the US and http://maps.google.fr for France.
124504
I would speak to the French Embassy in Ottawa. They should be able to help you out.
172431
It's OK by French standards, but not good enough for a real person.  Buy American!
647196
Born in the USA, citizen of the USA.
1104192
en effet ca a ete importe des usa...je sais qu'un joueur de baseball  a fait un signe de ce genre ya qq annee mais je ne me souvient plus de son nom...mais lui son signe etait a ralonge comme quand certain footballeur entrent sur le terrain...il sembrasse le doigt, se touche le coeur et ca plusieur fois et ensuite le pointe vers le ciel...