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is she a United States citizen?
my girl friend was born in Germany in 1955, her mother was German, her father was in the army he was an american, but they were not married until two years later, she came to the USA when she was like 4 or 5 yrs old, all her original records are in German, she went to school in the USA has a social security card and drivers lic.one of her brothers has the same problem, he fought in Vietnam, has all the same things she has as an American, ss card and driver lic. in order to renew his drivers lic . he must prove he is a citizen, it is a mess. are they citizens of the USA, they have lived here for 50 yrs. if they are not they can be deported from what they are being told
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- LuluLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
they should both become naturalized that way they wont have this problem anymore and being that their father is American it should be easier..
Source(s): just me - 1 decade ago
It most likely depends on her mother. If her mother became a naturalized citizen when she was quite young she may have been included in that paperwork. If her mother came over with a green card she may have become a permanent resident and neither would be citizens. It should be fairly easy to find out whether she is a permanent resident or a citizen. Try calling an attorney that deals with citizenship to see where you would verify? A permanent resident with a green card can have a social security card, drivers license, etc. They are legally allowed to work in the U.S. and must pay taxes, etc.
I had a friend that came to the states at age 6. Parents became citizens after child was 18, so child never became citizen but remained permanent resident with social security card and DL, etc.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
If they haven't been naturalized properly, they may not be American citizens. But given the history of their lives, I find it difficult to believe they aren't. Either way, it sounds like they are definitely legal (social security number, driving license, serving in Vietnam, etc). She can check her status and get naturalized.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
German Citizen
Sprechen Sie deutsche?
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- 1 decade ago
If she never became a citizen in record she is not one. It does not matter how long she has been here.