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Can't she become a british citizen? Will that not simplify things?

• jabbernotty 11y ago
  It will probably make it more difficult to go to the country where she was born. This is a problem if she wants to go back quickly, for example when someone there is sick.
  • icebraining 11y ago
    Both countries allow for dual citizenship, so it shouldn't be a factor.
• foldr 11y ago
  That's a long and expensive process. There seems to be a common belief that it's more or less automatic once you're married, but that's far from true in most countries, the US and UK included.
• binarymax 11y ago
  You say that like we can just roll up to the immigration store and get a passport any time we like. 6 years minimum for her to get citizenship. It's been 3.5
  • sombremesa 11y ago
    The US is actually worse. I've been here 8 years and I'm not even a little bit closer than I was 8 years ago, to permanent residence let alone citizenship. I have a six figure salary. I should probably just get married.