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To: Cboldt

A naturalized citizen can qualify for a U.S. passport.

My children were born in England while I was stationed there and I obtained a certificate of birth from the Embassy. I consider them NBC so I am not a birther nut. What bothers me is the mystery of whether or not Cruz is NBC and that I suppose hinges on whether or not his mother became a Canadian citizen before Ted was born.

Until I know for sure I cannot in clear conscience vote for Cruz even though I like him very much. Equally disturbing is Cruz stating that he was unaware of his dual citizenship status prompting him to renounce Canada when he decided to be a Senator.


75 posted on 01/12/2016 1:43:10 PM PST by New Jersey Realist (America: home of the free because of the brave)
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To: New Jersey Realist
-- A naturalized citizen can qualify for a U.S. passport. --

You know what, that completely missed my view! Duh! You are correct, the only evidence that will establish citizen at birth is either a CRBA, or a Certificate of Citizenship.

-- Until I know for sure I cannot in clear conscience vote for Cruz --

I'm confident he'll produce his CRBA when it best suits his needs. You can't be the only one who "wonders," and most in that spot will accept that a CRBA = NBC.

77 posted on 01/12/2016 1:54:39 PM PST by Cboldt
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To: New Jersey Realist

Regarding the possibility of Cruz’ mom getting Canadian citizenship before Ted was born:

Not possible.

She wasn’t in Canada long enough; she had been there only 4 years when Ted was born, and the requirement was 5 years.


85 posted on 01/12/2016 8:35:41 PM PST by WildHighlander57 ((WildHighlander57, returning after lurking since 2000)
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