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To: SeekAndFind

I know a gentleman who was born in India and is now a naturalized US Citizen. He has to go to the Indian Embassy and get a visa to visit his parents in his own hometown!


13 posted on 04/22/2013 10:25:04 AM PDT by Buckeye McFrog
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To: Buckeye McFrog

I have a guy working for me in the same situation. He was born in India, but needed to get a visa to go there to visit family.


16 posted on 04/22/2013 10:36:45 AM PDT by SoothingDave
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Yeah, because India doesn’t recognize / allow dual citizenship (technically, neither does the US, but for some reason, it’s not implemented).

But he can get a Person of Indian Origin card, and can get nearly all the rights a citizen of the Indian Republic enjoys, barring the right to vote. I have aquaintances who have this.


20 posted on 04/22/2013 10:51:19 AM PDT by James C. Bennett (An Australian.)
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