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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my grand father is an French nationality,but my father is Indian nationality he was born in karaikal on October 1953,is he had the rights to ask for French nationality.but am now at france instead of him can I apply in france.is it possible.because my father is mentally retarded.am waiting for your reply .
thank you sir
Sir,
Please see the service book of your father and find outwhether he has completed the army service period req uired for pension or he was ousted from service. About eligibility for pension you can write to the concerned army officer.You can also get further details from the Association of ex servicemen (anciens combattants) in which your father can seek his admission as member and ask for secours/financial aid. Yours sincerely
I've applied for spouse visa for France .. They say that I've to pass an interview in French ..
Can anyone tell me anything related to interview...????
About what will be the interview??? Any general questions or personal one related to my family or my husband's family...???
Can anyone tell me.. So that I can prepare for my interview!
Madam.
If you the acknowledgment receipt of your papers, you can wait. Otherwise you can send a letter to know whether your papers were received, if yes, your file number. Yours sincerely
Sir,
Your parents got married on 23.8.1963. If your father born in Karikal in 1935 was a french nationaslity before 16,8.1962 and conserved it by way of option under the franco indian treaty 1956, your father and yourself are of french nationality. your mother may acquire it by declaation of marriage. Please study the effects of the aforesaid treaty which came into force on 16.8.1963. Yours sincerely
Sir
Uou need not change your indian nationality after your marriage and you can conserve it.
The child to be born to you with a french wife will be eligible to have fr. nationality.
Your french wife is also eligible to get Indian life visa (OCI)As an husband of a french lady you can live with herin France.
Regarding your stay in America you can get information from American consulate or Embassy in India. Yours sincerely
Madam. After receiving your file, the Registrar (Greffier en chef) will acknowledge receipt by letter and give you the file No. for quoting in your future correspondance.. If so, you have to wait for at least one year, Yours sincerely
Sir,
You are eligible to apply for CNF You should carefully
present your case with supporting documents, Yours sincerely, For further details my cell No. 9843648646
or landline No. 2331354. Yours sincerely
Hi Sir,
I am from TN and am planning to marry a French Citizenship Girl who is Tamil living in Pondicherry. I have few questions, please answer:
1. Do I need to change my citizenship or it will be automatically changed to French once I marry her?. I want to be with Indian citizenship.
2. Can I travel to other countries like USA with her (I already have USA VISA) without any problem since she is French citizen.
3. What will be the citizenship of the Child that will born to us?
4. She can stay with me forever in India even though she is French.
5. How the VISA to other countries (For ex: USA) will be processed for her?
Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Kannan
Sir,
The documents required for a mixed marriage are: certificate of birth of the future spouses, proof of their Identity and residence amd marriage certificate of the parents. In addition the french girl should prove her fr. nationality by copy of passport, CNF etc..You can go with your would be to the concerned french consulate and get the necessary forms and instructions for a mixed marriage. Your sincerely.
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