Which law firm can process my citizenship application to become  South African ?
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citizen bureau in pretoria schoemans road,  well good luck .
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Hey,\n\nHave a look at IND web site,\nhttp://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applying/nationality/\nYou can cotnact them for Nationality enquiries  \nNationality Call Centre on 0845 010 5200.\nGood Luck!!!!\nMarcy
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look under british laws cause s. africa was owned by brittan, maybe in the a.m. call a high priced lawyer & ask them, cause most of the time your allowed one free question, what about ask the on line lawyer, hope you can under stand my chitter-chatter typing
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south africa or Nigeria
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The US citizenship and immigration services website will help your family determine how to procede. the third link down provides a list of naturalization requirements. The second details the law dealing with the naturalization of family members. Usually if a person came to this country illegally he will have to return to his country of origin and apply to come in legally from there. You might also benefit from contacting a lawyer who specializes in immigration. I'm sure even the Legal aid societies in your area will have enough knowledge to advise you.
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It's quite difficult, not impossible but with many restrictions regarding what cases you can cover. Not too sure if you're allowed to take the local bar exam. The following might be helpful: Role of a Foreign Lawyer\n\nForeign law firms and foreign lawyers practising in Singapore can not apply for a practising certificate, thus are not able to give legal advice on Singapore law. Foreign law firms and foreign lawyers wishing to practise foreign law in Singapore must be registered with the Legal Profession (International Services) Secretariat of the Attorney-General's Chambers. In some cases, foreign lawyers are employed in local law firms as consultants on foreign law practices. More information on foreign lawyers and foreign law firms practicing in Singapore can be found at the Legal Profession (International Services) Secretariat at: http://www.agc.gov.sg/lps/index.htm
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First you need to go to the UK consulate in South Africa to apply for a visa and to get all the paperwork and requirements - Good Luck
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Get on www.gowda.com \n\nor call \n\n(248) 932-0630\n\nThis is an immigration law firm. Mr. Amarnath Gowda and his assosiates can give you any information you may need or direct you to those who can.
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You don't need an attorney.\n\nJust contact the Department of Immigration in Canada and ask for the permission papers.\n\nIf you have gramatical errors or mispelled words, it will not lessen your chances of being accepted to Canada.\n\nThey will only want to know why you want to become a citizen.\n\nThat's all.  Just official stuff and they don't care about your grammar.\n\nGood Luck!  Canada is a beautiful country!
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To obtain US Citizenship, check out:\nhttp://uscis.gov/graphics/services/natz/index.htm\n\nTools:\nhttp://uscis.gov/graphics/citizenship/flashcards/index.htm
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Well you don't need to hire a lawyer.  The process is simple although lengthy.\n\nYour US citizen sister needs to file an I-130 petition for you with BCIS (formerly INS).  She would need to submit her and your birth certificates along with this petition.  Once this petition is approved by BCIS it will be sent to the National Visa Center (NVC) in New Hampshire, where it will sit for the next 10 years.\n\nThe waiting period in the category (F4) is roughly 10 to 12 years. You will get your immigrant visa when your case becomes current in 10 years.
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Apply to the immigration office.
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Go to the American Embassy in South Africa and ask.
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Go here:  https://sa.www4.irs.gov/sa_vign/newFormSS4.do\n\nThis will give you a valid and legal EIN that you can use, which is also called a Business Tax ID number.  \n\nHave fun :)
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you will receive a certificate of naturalization. You can use that to apply for passport etc...
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You must be a citizen of one of the Commonwealth countries (ie, your country must have been exploited by the English back in the day and not been angry enough to kick them out.) Then be selected by one of your contry's sport federations. Here's a list to help you out.\n\nAntigua and Barbuda \nAustralia \nBahamas \nBangladesh \nBarbados \nBelize \nBotswana \nBrunei Darussalam \nCameroon + \nCanada + \nCyprus \nDominica + \nFiji Islands \nGambia \nGhana \nGrenada \nGuyana \nIndia \nJamaica \nKenya \nKiribati \nLesotho \nMalawi \nMalaysia \nMaldives \nMalta \nMauritius + \nMozambique \nNamibia \nNauru \nNew Zealand \nNigeria \nPakistan \nPapua New Guinea \nSt. Kitts and Nevis \nSt. Lucia + \nSt. Vincent and the Grenadines \nSeychelles + \nSierra Leone \nSingapore \nSolomon Islands \nSouth Africa \nSri Lanka \nSwaziland \nTanzania \nTonga \nTrinidad and Tobago \nTuvalu \nUganda \nUnited Kingdom \nVanuatu + \nWestern Samoa \nZambia
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Its so easy.....its just have different laws in each country.....but what are just most.....Submit your name and Logo along with required documents as Visiting card and letter head and pay the challan fees and they gonna reply you in 2 working days( they look after the similar names and companies and logos in their record ) if you differ all others...you gonna get it register otherwsie they will ask you to make changes. why dont u go and hire a lawyer?