The British spouse would have to apply for the U.S. spouse/partner to have a residence permit ("leave to remain in the U.K.") and then they would have to take up residence in the U.K. for 3 years continuously. (Actually, for 9 months for each of those years). Then the non- E.E.A. partner can apply for naturalization. This is similar to a non-U.S. person obtaining a Green card and the couple living stateside. Perhaps the non-British partner might qualify for a British passport by descent, say if a parent or grand-parent was born in U.K. or a Colony or former Colony, etc. Children of U.S. servicemen and diplomatic personnel born in U.K. do not qualify. A claim to nationality of most of the European Union and European Economic Area countries can also be used to establish work and residence status in the U.K.. which also open up the possibility of naturalization if so desired after the same time period. Check out an official Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) website for the British position.
As long as the marriage is legal. Then your passort is legal.
I am from Canada How long before i can work in England if i marry a British woman
She have to . Maybe long, or short.
There is no such thing as an English passport. A woman born in England would have a United Kingdom passport with her nationality marked as British Citizen..
Yes.
No, not unless you are also US naturalized.
not necessary
We have a registered member successfully getting married within the UK with BNO status.Please refer tohttp://www.britishhongkong.net/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl?board=general
Golddigger.
The Shulamite woman was never named.
I don't think there is a law about it. But he might be an immigrant, and he might need a green card to say he's an American citizen if he wants work in the US. But if it's just a visit, I think all he needs is a passport. But you should check with a lawyer.
Then, He's SCREWED! Have fun. (***)