Thread: Illinois Woman Told She Is No Longer an American

Originally Posted by lccat

"Exasperated, Boneva hired a lawyer, who proposed an ironic solution: Since her Bulgarian-born husband, Gueorgui Petrov, 36, became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 2008 after Boneva sponsored him 10 years earlier, he could turn around and sponsor her to become a naturalized U.S. citizen — if, indeed, she is not a citizen now."

Would her Bulgarian born husband be a Legal Citizen since he was NOT sponsored by a Legal Citizen?

If she wasn't a citizen the government should have discovered it when she sponsored her husband. Looks like another mistake by the government, not her.

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

Originally Posted by lccat

"Exasperated, Boneva hired a lawyer, who proposed an ironic solution: Since her Bulgarian-born husband, Gueorgui Petrov, 36, became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 2008 after Boneva sponsored him 10 years earlier, he could turn around and sponsor her to become a naturalized U.S. citizen — if, indeed, she is not a citizen now."

Would her Bulgarian born husband be a Legal Citizen since he was NOT sponsored by a Legal Citizen?

If she wasn't a citizen the government should have discovered it when she sponsored her husband. Looks like another mistake by the government, not her.

Then in this case her Bulgarian born husband would not be a Legal Citizen since he was NOT sponsored by a Legal Citizen regardless of the source of the mistake.

received a letter from the U.S. State Department saying there was a mistake and she wasn't an American citizen

Well, if she's not an American citizen, and certainly not a NATURAL BORN CITIZEN, then she should be elgible for President? Right?

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WHERE'S THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE, Barry? I still question your citizenship.

The articles don't say anything about the government questioning the husbands citizenship, at this time.