Consulate-General of France in Pondicherry
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Consulate-General of France in Pondicherry | Address | 2, Marine Street 605001 Pondicherry India |
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Sir, if your mother is of french nationality by inclusion of her name in the declaration of optioin in the french consulate general by her father, and if you are born after 15.8.1962 you can ask for the certificate of french nationality, Yours sincerely.
HI SIR
MY GRAND FATHER(BORN IN YANAM) WAS HAVING FRENCH NATIONALITY(DIED),HE HAS PASSPORT,OLD BIRTH CERTIFICATES,MARRIAGE,ID CARD,livere de famille AND HE HAS GIVEN OPTION TO MOTHER ALSO.HERE NAME APPEARED IN ALL DOCUMENTS.HE WORKED FOR FRENCH GOVERNMENT DREW PENSION(HE HAS ALL TAX PAPERS).
TRY TO HELP ME OUT SIR.
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Sir, Please find out whether your paternal grand father was born in Tamil nadu or Pondichery, You are not sure about it. Therefore your case cannot be studied. Yours sincerely
Sir,This not the forum to study french law on nationality, In general terms, immatriculation francaise means registration by a person that he is french, by producing his certificate of french nationality issued by a competent authority (Greffier en chef) or judicial magistrate (juge d'instane, or jugment of a french court/appellate court ie, tribunal de grande instance, Courd'appel, Cour de cassation. Yours sincerely.
Sir, According to your information available, your father was born in 1934 in British India and married in 1958 in Tamil Nadu and died on l.l. 2014. Your mother was born in 1942 in Pondicherry. It is not possible to give a correct opinion without examining all relevant papers and the situation of your parents with regard to the Franco Indian treaty of 1956 which came into force on 16.08.1962. If Your father was Indian and your mother a French, your father could not acquire his wife's nationality . Only a foreign lady to French India by marrying a french citizen of French India prior to 16.08. 1962 could acquire french nationality of her husband. This acquisition of french nationality is not possible for such marriage in some periods prior to 1945. If you go through the questions and answers of other persons available in this site, you can easily understand your case, For more information, my mobile No. 9843648646, Yours sincerely,
Hi Sir,
My father was born in tamil nadu 5/08/1934 and my mother born at pondicherry 1942. They were married before 1958 in tamil nadu and registered in pondicherry , and they have lived in Tamilnadu for quite some time. My father worked in french government we have all papers including livere de famille.Is there a chance of getting french nationality.my father expired on 1 jan 2014
Please reply to me sir at my
e-mail sivam2009@yahoo.co.uk contact 9489145550
Hi, I have my grandpa death certificate which in 1969(at age 71), he was born in Tamilnadu and Pondicherry not sure, and died Pondicherry, my family born in Pondicherry like my Papa and mama at 1957 and 1959, my grandpa was working on French cotton factory at French period. I tried to search my grandpa birth certificate till not yet get.. So is they any way passable to get French nationality or any rule we have applied pleas guide me, now am in Chennai. Thank You
Please read the reply given to the question of Mr. Ramane on 21.12.2013. It is available in this site, Then you will understand your case. You can claim for french nationality certificate if your father or mother was french at the time of your birth, Yours sincerely.
Hi, my father, grandmother, and her parents were lived in French period. My grandmother and great grandmother's death certificate and my dad's birth certificate are issued in french period that is before 1950. My father stil alive. Am I eligible to claim French nationality?
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