what happens if someone got a british citizenship because they were married to a brit but......?
961701
Was it done legally?  NOTHING.  They just complain for the rest of their lives.  Why do they care anyway unless you are using it to stalk them.  If the marriage was real then the citizenship is VALID!!!!!
16308
Assuming you're a US citizen, then there's no consequence that I'm aware of. As long as your marriage is (provably) for love and not for the express purpose of getting a green card, I don't think the sponsoring US citizen has violated any rules.\n\nUSCIS will probably interview both of you, ask for lot of documentation and do a thorough job in verify ing that the marriage is genuine. \n\nIf they suspect the marriage is for GC only, they will probably not allow the GC to be given. If they can prove it, then you'll very likely BOTH be in trouble with the law. \n\nBut if it's a genuine marriage, and you live together all the time, have lots of joint finances, file taxes together, maybe have kids etc, then I think that's not a worry at all.\n\nI'm not a lawyer; I'm only a slightly informed person attempting to add some info.
236517
search indian married british apply uk passport. here you will get the details you need
513522
BECAUSE HE IS AMERICAN WHEN YOU MARRY HIM YOU CAN TAKE\nUS CITIZENSHIP
466337
if u get married there in the uk then u can automaticaly get a citizenship of the country and then u can work in the uk
237307
no\n\nthe federal government would have to recognize the marrage and they dont at this time.\n\nif you have other ground then go ahead but not for "spouse of citizen" as a reason
533968
A new marriage a fucking brit? Come on you jsut married him because of his accent huh?
965789
You are entitled to US citizenship if he was naturalized before you were born. Otherwise, you could have gotten a US immigrant visa if he petitioned for you, but the petition would have been automatically invalidated by his death if the visa had not been issued yet.\n\nSorry.
1099354
If the mother is a British citizen then the child has an automatic right to british citizenship. If the father is a British Citizen but the mother is not then the child only gains citizenship if the parents are married. The country in which the child is born is. Many people state this as a factor but this has not been the case since 1981. irrelevant .The British government has no objection to the holding of dual British/Portuguese nationality.\nA child can claim portuguese nationality so long as one of the Parents is Portuguese and was born either in Portugal or Portuguese territory. You will need to register the birth with the Portuguese authorities however.\nThe Portuguese government also allows Dual nationality.\n\nFurther information, if required Can be found at the Immigration and Nationality Directorate or the Portuguese Embassy. at their websites shown below.\n\nwww.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk\n\nPortugal.embassyhomepage.com\n\nRegardless of the childs national staus any Citizren of the European Union is entitled to reside, go to school and work in any part of the EU.\n\nHope you  find this useful.\n\nPS unfortuantely the previous anwerer in incorrect in stating that you and your partner can get dual nationaly in each others countries. This is not the case, However if you aremarried this can be aquired though sometimes this takes years. At least 5 in UK.
671102
I'm not sure what would happen but there's not much to doing it legally. My mum's a landed immigrant from the states and she sorted all that out pretty quickly and she is employed, gets health care benefits etc.
620751
You situation is complex and will depend on several factors relating to your marriage situation and the Nationality of your child. You need to find a qualified immigration lawyer to help you. Go to the following website www.OISC.gov.uk the level of advise you will need would be Lvl 2 upwards so you need to find an adviser who is qualified to give the advise you need. I would recommend a lawyer that specialise in immigration law. \n\nbest of luck \n\nmgi1975
706804
I have heard of dual citizenships too... my stepfather is canadian and american... but he was born and raised in england... I'll have to ask him about his  citizenships some more, see if he still has his in england! good question!!!!\n\n\n\nhere is an interesting site    http://www.richw.org/dualcit/\n\n\nhere is a government site.... page 6   http://www.opm.gov/extra/investigate/IS-01.pdf#search='dual%20citizenship'    this one tells you all sorts of countries and if they recognize dual citizenships... very cool
520931
Contact the British Embassy in your country, they will give you all the details.\n \nThe websites below have a lot of information also.
230402
only if the person was married for less then 2 years with the citizen.
170637
Really depends on what his nationality is. If not British, and what kind of visa does he possess in the UK.\nThose answers will help to clarify your question
572639
No, your still illegal, go back to your home country. Your husband should be shot for allowing you to be here illegally, if your married to someone, you can obviously afford the paperwork to gain citizenship here. Idiot.
858716
go back to the country you come from and get married as neither of you are British