Do you have to renew a passport obtained as a child once you reach a certain age ?
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BTW Mo, just to be clear on teh dual citizenship thing.
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i don't think it is such a stretch...e.g. by owning the us passport it affords him the protection of the us embassies around the world, allows you to vote (or at least apply for voters registration).
i think there was sufficient basis for the judge to come to that conclusion.
an educated guess
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If she is 46 going on 47 now (this I now know this for fact) and she got her Jakan nationality in 1987, she would have been 25/26 then.
Thus she would have many years as an adult to travel on a non-Jakan passport. Even if she was using birth paper or drivers licence, she could not establish residence with that. She would need PPT and lots of forms to fill out.
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Willi, for years, Americans only needed some sort of ID to travel to Jamaica! Don't know what they needed to go to Haiti, but probably wasn't much either!
Not going to waste my time speculating. If she is guilty and needs to step, then step! I have called for her to step on other occasions, so why should I cry now if it comes to that?!?
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I know that ...but it was for tourist entry! A week on the beach.
You cannot establish residence without documentation man. What, yuh think Americans could just come an work in Jamaica???
I am not speculating here. My cousin was American and lived with us as a temp resident and later permanent resident. His mom (Jakan) was slow with some of the renewal paperwork and he faced EXPULSION from Jamaica. It took some hussle and contacts to get it sorted out back in the 1970s. Of course he had his US passport and proper docs to enter Jamaica.
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[quote=Willi;102780]If she is 46 going on 47 now (this I now know this for fact) and she got her Jakan nationality in 1987, she would have been 25/26 then.
Thus she would have many years as an adult to travel on a non-Jakan passport. Even if she was using birth paper or drivers licence, she could not establish residence with that. She would need PPT and lots of forms to fill out QUOTE]
And she would have need a Social Security # fi get the passport“Life is a system of half-truths and lies, opportunistic, convenient evasion.”
- Langston Hughes
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If so, that applies to all US citizens, passport or NOT. See the consistentcy of that line of reasoning?
If we are to stick to the pure reasoning of pledged allegience, then to me its a stretch. Protection is a BENEFIT of circumstance, POA is a voluntary and willful act.
WHAT A CAN OF WORMS DEM OPEN UP!
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yes i agree. as i said renunciation in either of the 2 cases seems to be required. that is what seaga did and although times were different i think he would have had the benefit of counsel from some if not all of the framers.
i would be interested to hear what he has to say.
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Originally posted by Mosiah View PostWilli, for years, Americans only needed some sort of ID to travel to Jamaica! Don't know what they needed to go to Haiti, but probably wasn't much either!
Not going to waste my time speculating. If she is guilty and needs to step, then step! I have called for her to step on other occasions, so why should I cry now if it comes to that?!?
Skeletions in dis argument, gwan mek Sharon fool unuh!“Life is a system of half-truths and lies, opportunistic, convenient evasion.”
- Langston Hughes
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