I don’t know how much of an overkill it might be…I have a close friend who
married a Russian woman. She is a concert violinist and speaks English at a B2
level with a reasonable knowledge of US history. It took her 5 years and over
5000 in legal fees to get her citizenship here. There are always
Tanya, this is Keith Pimental. What is your connection to Pimental. You can
start a new post I guess. or pm me.
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From: Tanya Smith
Sent: Wednesday, August 19, 2015 1:20 AM
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Would this be possible for me? In my case,
I live in Portugal and am a citizen of the USA and a tax resident of Portugal
and I think your friend was either given incorrect information or
misunderstood. A US citizen has to file a tax form no matter where they live
and depending on status and filing method they have to pay to the USA or to
I suggest that you check the Portuguese Consulate webpage which is in English
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From: Marilyn Thompson
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Would you please post a list of the requirements? Not in full detail, but
enoug
I haave had much better experiences with the consulates. It is the rule that
you must go to the consulate that is assigned your area. So, when we moved from
Utah to Portugal 23 years ago we had to use the San Francisco Consulate. We
could have done everything by mail but since it was convenient
As an American expat in Portugal near Lisboa, I second Ângela. For second
language learners dialects are essentially different languages instead of
idiosyncratic extensions as they are to native speakers. Learn the language as
it is spoken where you want to use it. Assimil on line has European P
I am currently doing this, contact me off list and i will tell you what I have
found out. Kpsshopping at gmail.
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> On Jul 4, 2014, at 2:53 PM, Lorraine wrote:
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> Does anyone here (American) have any experience with seeking Portuguese
> citizenship? My father (deceased) was
This post says she is from the Parish of São Pedro. The second post for
Angela seems to say that she is from Nossa Senhora das Candeirio of
Candelaria. Hope that helps a little anyway.
Howard Keith Pimental
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Erica Botel
Thanks Rich for this article. I also have the book but it is in storage in
Indiana and I am in Portugal.
Best,
Howard Keith Pimental
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th do you have a copy of the marriage record? It should have listed
Jose's parents. Do you know which part of Hawaii they were married in? I
have a "cousin" in Hawaii that would probably look up the info for me.
Shirley in CA
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I am researching the following families:
José da Costa (AKA Joseph Costa and eventually after the 1900 census as Joe
Costa Pimental arrived in Hawai'i in 1861 (1900 census) or 1862 (1910
census)
He married (in 1884)Innocencia Pereira who was born on 12 Feb 1869 and
arrived in Hawai'i on the Aber
I am trying to figure it out. One can download the whole record book though and
look through it as they want.
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Kawika322
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Subjec
Thank you Hermano. That is indeed the site I was looking for but had forgotten
how to find it.
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Hello Howard
Below is the only site that I
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