how to make to have nationality americain are to have to go to the states plain?
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once more, but in English this time.
215320
Your nationality is the country you are a citizen of.\nEthnicity is what your asking about. Go back as far as your great-grandparents for an easier definition of your ethnicity, but you can go back as far as you want - it just gets more complicated. I use my great-great-grandparents.
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The easiest way is to marry an American.  They can help you obtain a Temporary Resident Visa and then after a few years, if you qualify, you can obtain Permanent Residency.\nNowadays, it is really dificult to obtain Visas for this country.
806207
Hahaha, I am an American Citizen and I would like to escape to another country, maybe you could ask Uncle Sam if we could trade places haha
621739
There are quite a few ways, depending on the situation. Assuming you don't have any relatives there, you would need to first get permanent residence based on a particular skill and be sponsored by a business that would employ you. Then, after living there for 2 years you could apply for citizenship.
880486
Apply to become a citizen. Call immigration and they will tell you.
935646
I disagree with the first answer. You can move anywhere you please in the 50 states and incorporated territories, and adopt any subculture you want. The culture and common homeland of the United States is do what you want where you want. \n\nMove to Vegas if you want to party. Move to western Kansas if you want a farmy lifestyle.
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You are a citizen of the country of your origin.  Thus, apply for your passport in that country in order that you can travel outside the United States.
613760
If you would like to ultimately become an American,you should try to legally migrate to the US.
604586
An American is an American.  We all have the same rights.  And if akk American is more of that hyphenated-American immigration crap, get over it.  Once you "LEGALLY' live here, you are an AMERICAN, PERIOD.  The name of your previous country is null and void.  It is now your ethnic background, not your nationality! you left there remember??.  If you prefer to be called and akk or what ever, move back to akk or where ever you came from.  You came here for a reason...to become an American.
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You have to be a U.S. citizen, national or naturalised.  And you have to know how to spell and punctualise correctly.
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Be at least 25 years old. \nBe a U.S. citizen for the past 7 years. \nLive in the state they represent
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There is no "automatic" way to become a US Citizen unless you are 1) born in the country, or 2) born of US Citizens.\n\nEven adoptive parents have to apply for US citizenship for their children.
887330
This is a much debated topic. Some believe you have to be born here. Others believe you have to be of a certain race or live here a certain number of years. I believe you just have live here and believe in the ideals of America. Freedom being the biggest one. America is a huge melting pot that accepts people from all races, religions, and walks of life. As long as your not out to harm the country you can be an American.\n\nLegally though you have to have been born in America or an overseas American embassy or marry an american  or lived here for 5 years and applied for citizenship.
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Move to america or change your country
745324
Anyone can have duel citizenship, but you need good reasons. But, I ask you, if you mean to be an American, as well as Indian. Do you want to be an American or not? America doesn't need immigrant's who are more faithful to their natural country becoming a citizen of us. We need loyal, honest people who will love our Nation and stand with her people, not divide us.
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If you are an American citizen travelling to America from a country in the western hemishpere (that's North, South, and Central America as well as the Carribbean) all you need to enter the United States is proof of American citizenship.  \n\nIf you are a Canadian travelling to the United States from a country in the western hemisphere for pleasure or business (where the company that is paying you is located outside the United States) all you need is proof of your Canadian citizenship.\n\nGenerally, a birth certificate with a government issued photo ID is sufficient proof.