If you are adopted from a different coumtry when you are adopted are you technickly a citizen the new country

Question

If you are adopted from a different coumtry when you are adopted are you technickly a citizen the new country

Answer 1

Yes, you would be a citizen of your adoptive parents country.

Answer 2

The adopted parents with different legal manoeuvre may be they can achieve that...But still the adopted child can become the most  a Naturalised USA citizen, not a normal Citizen  like a citizen born in USA...the only way  a child can be a normal USA citizen if the child is born on the Grounds of a USA embassy or Consulate,  or above a ship or plane registered under USA flag and both parents are by Birth USA citizens

Answer 3

yes

you become a citizen of a new country when you get your citizenship. you become a citizen through papers and them are officially a citizen of a new country

Answer 4

i believe it depends on whether or not you were born in another country

Answer 5

No. You are technically the child of the adoptive parents, not necessarily a citizen of their country. In the U.S., you would be a U.S. citizen. In other countries, you might not be. It depends on the laws in the various countries.

Answer 6

if and when your adoption is to english citizens and immigration authorities have approved and passed the process, you will be treated as a local citizen and are entiteled to an (english) passport, but this will still show

your original place of birth. but to be sure, ask the passport-office.

Answer 7

No not until you turn !8 in most countries then you can apply for citizenship.Mean while,stay out of trouble.

Answer 8

If a child is adopted by persons who are citizens of a different country from the child, that adopted child can only enter the adoptive parents' country with the permission of immigration authorities, and the parents have to apply for the adopted child's citizenship.  A change of citizenship is not automatic.

The US has made international adoption easy for US citizens.  After adoption formalities are completed, American adoptive parents can take the papers to the nearest US consulate and complete immigration and natrualization formalities faster than for any other country.  The obstacles to Americans adopting internationally now are: 1) so many countries bar international adoption, 2) proving the adoption is legal where it is allowed because baby sales, child smuggling, child trafficking, etc. operate under the guise of international adoptions.