what nationality are my children?
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It makes them very lucky that is what it does. The opportunity to experience the richness and diversity of all those cultures. It should make them very open minded and cosmopolitan ( I hope ). I suggest buying extra pages for their passports ;)
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The answer is in my following report: http://geocities.com/identidaddegenero
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Don't listen to this "18" crap.\n\nIf an American woman has a baby outside the United States the baby is American.  It's very important you do the following.... Go to the closest American consulate, or the embassy in Mexico City, and file a Report of Birth Abroad.\n\nYou will need to prove:\n1. You are American.\n2. The baby was born in Mexico.\n3. It's actually your baby.\n\nIf the embassy suspects it's not your baby they will require you and the baby to get genetic testing to prove maternity.\n\nAfter the Report of Birth Abroad has been filed the embassy or consulate will issue the baby a US passport and Social Security Number.
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You are a natural citizen of whatever country it was that you were born in.
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I'm not sure what your names have to do with anything.  Your parents picked them, not you, so what reflection dothey have on your personalities or how well you go together?\n\nI wouldn't worry about it.
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ask your parents they should know if they can't help then go to a libary near you and ask how you get on the computer and find out your culture.
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can you give a little more info on what your circumstances are? where do you live, where were you born, why were you seperated from your birth mother, etc? that will help to find the appropriate site.\n\n\n(just a note to anyone else in this situation... don't forget, the people who raise you are just as much your "real" parents as your biological ones. it's important to know where you came from- but think about who made you who you are. Don't mean to preach, but... spare a thought for the folks who loved you for your whole life and who might feel hurt if you appear to reject them, make sure they know you love 'em, ne?)
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of course we don't forget where we came from - that's called ANCESTORS. but, myself, I am mixed with french,american indian,spanish,black and italian. I am an AMERICAN
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being Jewish isnt about your DNA, its about your soul. Well the only way to find out is by tracing your mothers family, becasue your Jewishness is dependent on hers.
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No surefire way to tell but everything can give you hints at your background.\nYour last name: Speilman=Jewish, Wilhelm=German etc...\nYour skin tone, hair qualities, nails, grandparents, family history!!!!!!\nTry and trace your roots through a local genealogical  society. They could help you find out who and where your ancestors lived, what they did and how you came to be.
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you are british, as you were born here.\n\nAnd you are of Scottish decent because of your parents
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They can be mixed, Caucasian or asian. Officially (like for schools) they can pretty much choose whichever they want. Just be consistent.
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now who's son's were these ??
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There is something like a national birth parent registry I think.  You can probably contact ANY adoption agency for more information.
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If you go the the Registrar or Births, Marriages and Deaths and if you know the date of his birth it will say where he is born.  You will see on the certificate the name of the parents and if they are the same as you know they are then you have it.  Otherwise do a people search on the internet and see if that helps.Start off with your parents name and then see where it leads you to.  Good luck.
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My guess is British or Irish.
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Irish\n\nI have relatives in Dublin.  My mother who is Irish/English has a much stonger connection to my grandfather's Irish roots.   \n\nI know a lot of "Irish Catholic" Americans.\n\nPeople seem to identify very stongly with their Irish ancestory.