MY FRENCH NATIONALITY APPLICATION | See what's inside!

[@aspexpl]

The point of this paperwork is not to prove you deserve to become French. The act of filling up these endless forms is ACTUALLY TURNING YOU INTO FRENCH. Bienvenue chez les fous.

[@miscellaneous6554]

C'est vrai.

[@DanicaChristin]

😂😂😂

[@loloulol13]

Asterix le montre très bien ici : kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWWYd6d6ncl3pbs . L’administration française dans toute sa splendeur

[@212025510]

Nope, the point is to get everybody out of fortress Europe. So she needs to convince the bureaucracy she has a real interest in here. I mean it's ludicrous, she actually has to explain why she is moving. It is so degrading. It's none of anybody's business why is she doing whatever she wants to do...OMG I'm done explaining it here. Where is our freedom??

[@user-pc9ib7qf6g]

Très vrai 😂

[@lillaspastie]

When my husband applied to get the French nationality (I'm French myself) he had to wait 1 year after our wedding and when the file was ready, he had an interview at the police station and another one at the "prefecture de Nanterre". The lady there was so happy that he could speak perfect French that instead of 10 minutes they talked more than half an hour together. It happened in 2004 and rules have changed since then. Moreover during a year + 1day we didn't hear from the administration at all. And he received his birth certificate and became French!

[@ButacuPpucatuB]

You hope this was interesting?? It was incredibly useful. I took a bunch of notes. I wish you all the very best. I hope you can become a citizen without any hint of a hitch. Thank you for including us on this journey of your life.

[@norbertfontaine8524]

Un de mes amis, iranien de naissance, vient d'obtenir la nationalité française. Lors de l'entretien final, à coté de questions sur les grandes valeurs de la République française comme la laïcité, on lui a demandé quel était son plat préféré - il leur a dit qu'il adorait la tartiflette, ça a achevé de les convaincre qu'il méritait d'être français. ;-) Quand on dit que les français sont obsédés par la bouffe ;-)

[@nickduf]

N Fontaine, Je suis dubitatif !! Que les fonctionnaires gobent cette fable. Ça sent la Taqiya pas très subtile venant d'un soumis à Allah.

[@gpoenviededonnermonnom9005]

@@nickduf haha parce que tu crois qu'il n'y a que des musulmans en Iran, pauvre de toi

[@Pink_flowers1111]

J'adore!! Bonne réponse!

[@brunodahli2481]

C'est sûr qu'un blanc a besoin de remplir tout un dossier, alors que pour la racaille afro-islamique, elle, elle obtient la nationalité française juste en invoquant le racisme ou l'islamophobie ...

[@norbertfontaine8524]

@@nickduf Mon copain est complétement athée comme pas mal d'iraniens. Je suis allé 4 fois en Iran, la plupart des iraniens que j'ai rencontrés n'allaient jamais à la mosquée ni ne faisaient leurs prières. Quant à la question sur son plat préféré, vous excluez totalement qu'un fonctionnaire, en l'occurrence une fonctionnaire, ait de l'humour ? De toutes façons il aurait bien pu citer un plat halal, on naturalise aussi des musulmans.

[@pascalolivier4458]

The joy of French bureaucracy. I'm French and became Canadian a few years ago, and the paperwork is easier by far.

[@nickschaffen9824]

Pascal OLIVIER same in Australia.

[@chris67ification]

Devenir Français ce n'est pas comme acheter un paquet de lessive. Donc les papiers sont justifiés !

[@VeroTg28]

I am.french citizen and is it easy to work in canada ?🙏🙏🙏

[@pascalolivier4458]

@@VeroTg28 it is easier to find a job than in France. I like also the fact that you feel less the hierarchy in companies.

[@VeroTg28]

Is it easy to settle there? I mean if i get job their ,can i apply for PR?

[@rbs868]

We are so proud of having you in our country Rosie

[@loonydebussy]

J’adore quand tu glisses quelques mots IN FRENCH 🙂 « lettre de motivation »... « photomaton».... «situation judiciaire»... 😊🙏😍

[@DC2022]

ce que j'adore encore plus c'est voir le sous-titrage automatique de KZbin finir en PLS à chaque fois par exemple "I have my attestation" devenant "I have my F estación" 😂

[@axelferis]

If you really love France then be french and be proud! Congratulations 🤗

[@gaellehubert6060]

Bienvenue dans l'administration française.

[@Leebpascal1]

@Cereal Killer Exemple ?

[@christophe77700]

L'administration applique les lois votées. Si, elles sont si compliquées, c'est que le législateur a voulu rendre difficile l'obtention de la nationalité française

[@Leebpascal1]

@@christophe77700 Pas seulement. J'ai déjà dù revenir a l'antenne de la prefecture de police car ils me demandaient des papiers non nécessaires au moins officiellement (acte de naissance alors que j'avais une carte d'identité, valide qui plus est ; attestation d'hébergement de mes parents alors que la facture de téléphone est à mon nom). Il y a des circulaires ou des directives internes qui n'ont rien a voir avec la loi.

[@gaellehubert6060]

On est quand même un des seuls pays où un certificat de naissance est valable 3 mois

[@Leebpascal1]

@@gaellehubert6060 ...et aussi un des seuls pays ou le certificat de naissance est annoté en cas de : adoption, mariage, divorce ou autre du même genre. Ceci explique cela.

[@MericWolf]

As a french man, I found this very interesting, since I don't need to go through all that crap^^ damn that's so complicated to become french! And they'll ask you if you are in an association or voluntering?! These are things original french don't even do that much, I mean we do have associations and stuff but it's not like you're not french if you don't do that you know? It's not a "french trait" is what I mean^^ But anyways kudos to you for getting through all of this! Hope you'll get it!!^^

[@hunterhalo]

Meric Wolf dont know what to say but proper migrant that contribute to society have to go through crap but illegal one actually get the easy way, salute from former french indochine

[@audreysaid2235]

@@hunterhalo if they are illegal migrants, they didn't have it the "easy way" to begin with either. That's a different debate for a different video, but just don't jump to conclusions like that please, because it's simply not true.

[@norbertfontaine8524]

@@audreysaid2235 Illegal immigrants want and need proper documents to stay and work legally in France. Becoming French is very secondary for them

[@liannemellor1104]

That is insane. You are so committed! I just received my Dutch citizenship through naturalisation, and while I paid more (850 euros, I think), because of the seriously impressive efficiency of the Dutch government, I think I only had to show proof of integration (passing an integration exam or language test - I did the language test) and show my (UK) passport, birth certificate and marriage certificate (although since I had already submitted the last two to the municipality, they were already registered so I didn't actually need to show them again). I made an appointment at city hall, showed the documents and paid (right there, by card) and then waited for the 'Royal Decree' decision (which comes after the Dutch government does their own security check) and then a ceremony in my city in which I had to swear to uphold the Dutch laws etc. The ceremony makes the decree official. The government keeps all the information current, so I didn't need to prove I've lived here for years because they can see that as soon as they type in my social security number. Same with getting a driver's licence and passport - the information (when you pass your driving test, and your citizenship) is all right there so you just make an appointment, go in with your photo and pay and collect your document a week later. And here I'm still thinking I want to move to France! I must be crazy! You are so hardcore. I'm sure your application will be successful. :)

[@koynzel]

the real issue in france is the different administratif services don't communicate bewteen themself so you have to provided everything....

[@5myj]

Good luck with the dossier. I have my naturalisation interview next Tuesday, after 8 months since I had my dossier accepted last May (as a time benchmark for you). Of course problems with l'administration along the way, but final step in a few days!

[@KimberlyGreen]

Rosie: Privacy concern!!! At 3.59, your address is legible. I wouldn't leave it that way, lest someone use it.

[@Leebpascal1]

@@NotEvenFrench I don't want to be demoralizing, but your adress is easily findable on internet.

[@KimberlyGreen]

@@NotEvenFrench De rien.

[@KimberlyGreen]

@@Leebpascal1 That may be. However, if someone stalked her, etc and requested court protection, they cannot say «Well, you put your address on the Internet, so it is your fault.»

[@christopheccy5705]

@@KimberlyGreen Ca ne marche pas comme ça. Même si ton adresse est "partout" sur Internet et facilement accessible, le fait d'être harcelé est une infraction pénale, ça n'empêchera pas le juge de prononcer envers la personne harceleuse une placement en détention provisoire ou sous contrôle judiciaire avec interdictions appropriées

[@KimberlyGreen]

@@christopheccy5705 Ah merci. C'est bon à savoir. Néanmoins, la prudence est la voie la plus sage, oui?

[@lorimiller2369]

Wow, that sounds exhausting. Thank you for a very thorough reality check on what it takes to get into France. I am Canadian and can get to Montréal in about 5 hours by car. It reminds me to appreciate being in a bilingual country and how friendly people are here. I have spent most of my life learning French (and now Spanish) and my kids are both fluent in French but it seems I will have to make do with a max 3 months in France per year! I cannot bear that paperwork. Unless I move to Mexico. 😊

[@melissalyons6936]

Whew! Bonne chance! Post a video of you practicing for the Marseillaise, lol!

[@RajeshKumar-ny6pt]

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[@loonydebussy]

More seriously, very interesting video even for French people as we don’t necessarily know that 👍

[@Leebpascal1]

'Welcome' in french administration. Which btw also provides one of the best database for genealogists and is one of the reason that the oldest indisputably recognized living human is french.

[@lizzie2809]

I wish you all the best, on Monday coming I'm going to apply for my first French passport (citizenship by marriage) it's a long annoying process but so gratifying when you get through 😊😊

[@EmmaPikeELP]

Hi Rosie, great video! I also applied in Paris and had my interview last week. It was about 9 months between them receiving my documents and the interview itself. Now the agonising waiting period for the final decision begins! Fingers crossed and remaining positive! Good luck to you too! :)

[@heidih4905]

I m french but i lived 3 years in england when i was little in primary school and when i came back to france i had to change so much attitude like the humour is really not the same and it was weird for me ... i think you understand what i mean and specially the school subjets are differents even math ! it was hard to catch up in france when i came back lol

[@popkahchin]

math is harder in france?

[@Ricky-xs8wm]

Thank you so much for all this information! While its overwhelming, its also very useful to know all of this so thank you so much! Good luck!

[@DanicaChristin]

Congrats on your decision to go for citizenship on your own 👍🏻💙

[@mbourven]

Your channel should be renamed “Not even French (yet)” ;) Best of luck for your application! And thanks for the video, it was really interesting even if I’m French-born: I didn’t have to go through that paperwork, so I learned how it’s happening. Looking forward to seeing your name in the Journal officiel (I check it every morning for my work).

[@alexandras7905]

this video was so helpful! I'm not living in france yet but I hope to one day and i've heard that the process was long so thank you for showing us what we need and how to find it

[@cintiacin8526]

Thank you soooooo much! This video was so helpful!! Good luck with your application!

[@DanicaChristin]

Wow, C1 is really high. You're French must be so good

[@FrenchinPlainSight]

Thanks Rosie. This is going to help a few of my friends starting the process! I've just gotta start the process of getting a Carte de Sejour in the wake of Brexit.

[@benoitguitard2887]

It makes me remember a US joke: « in the Canadian naturalization form there are 2 questions. 1) Do you want to become Canadian ? 2) Really ????? »

[@hk19478]

benoit guitard never heard that before! I’m Canadian btw.

[@benoitguitard2887]

HK77 it was in an episode of « how I met your mother » a Barney’s line of course 😂

[@hk19478]

@@benoitguitard2887 I see, thanks. I never watched that show. It's quite difficult immigrating to Canada actually.

[@caciliawhy5195]

@@hk19478 Interesting. I thought it was quite easy speaking to the immigrants I spoke to. Adult immigrants with parents and kids from various brown countries. On arrival they had a health card.

[@robwilliams2410]

Wow! Those French are really tough! It took me about two months to successfully complete all the formalities for my German citizenship. 😮

[@gabochetetedecaboche]

I think it can also be explained through the situation of each country Germany doesn’t make enough babies They need immigrants Maybe that’s one of the reasons why it was easier (and of course efficiency)

[@jabariphillips766]

Thank you so much Rosie for making this video. Congrats for sending it off. I am really interested in becomming a french citizen too and thanks for outlining what you need. Good luck on the interview!

[@fxdx68]

tu va être une très bonne addition à la France

[@Pink_flowers1111]

Je suis d'accord avec toi.

[@EK-hj5de]

100% d'accord

[@kayzenl7911]

I hope you will get the nationnality of France, you deserves it

[@divyamehta8877]

Hello Thanks for this information. I follow your channel and it is helping me a lot to learn about french culture from a foreigner point of view. However the link you mentioned to find out about documents and eligibility doesn't work any more.

[@andreakirkby]

Thank you! It's really good to see what the dossier ought to look like (and I can *feel* how much it weighs)!

[@habsheim0]

Proud to have you soon within the community of French citizens

[@nickschaffen9824]

Applied via descent. Much easier and quicker. Hope it all goes well from an French Aussie!! 🇦🇺🇳🇿🇫🇷

[@Leebpascal1]

No need to buy a prepaid enveloppe for sending in suivi. Use your own, stamp accordingly (grey, green or red stamp depending on the priority, 1, 2, 4, 6 or 8 stamps depending on the weight) and add a 40 cents barcode for the tracking.

[@MattTheMatt1]

So interesting to watch, I recently applied for canadian citizenship and the application there is way less intense, you basically just need to meet the residence requirement (3 years out of 5), proof of language in English or French and not have a recent criminal conviction over 6 months. $600 for the application though

[@ameliebzh56]

juste bon courage Rosie !! On se ravie de t'avoir avec nous :)

[@terenceterterCC]

Hi, you mentioned that you did a Master in France, but it was in English. Did it specify that the program was taught in English on your master’s certificate? Was your program’s name in English or French? I’ll trying the 2-year French higher education route, but my master’s is also in English, so that’s why I wanna know. Thanks.

[@Camila53658]

Seems complicated! Kudos! It seems worth it though, France is a pretty cool country.

[@alfreddelatourquipenche8287]

Nah, I wouldn't bother.

[@miscellaneous6554]

Travel more.

[@HashiBzh]

Merci pour cette vidéo qui montre qu'en fait la France n'est pas pire que les autres pays. Thanks for the video, showing that France is not worse than other countries. (j'ai un doute sur le "worse than", vu que je ne pratique plus l'anglais depuis de très/trop longues années).

[@mdkinfrance]

This is the year I was planning on applying, but I have to admit that getting all the paperwork from my home country and then having it translated seems a bit daunting (and expensive)!

[@mdkinfrance]

Good advice! Seeing you go through the process has definitely made it seem doable. Thanks for walking us all through your application. My first four visas were expensive but I'm now on a 10-year one, so the cost is a little more spread out. My main concern is finding the paperwork from my parents. They were immigrants themselves to Canada and I have no idea where their birth certificates might be!

[@sc6155]

Rosie could you please answer this: Why did you have to wait 5 years before applying for French citizenship even though you could have applied after 2 years since you did your master's degree there?

[@sc6155]

@@NotEvenFrench Thank you so much for your help, Rosie. Lots of love from Egypt. :)

[@carola-lifeinparis]

What a crazy process. I have been living here for 1.5 years, but as I have a German passport and any Paris disadvantages will disappear with practice (losing the heavy accent and I only got my first avis d'impôts yesterday and would have needed it before), I am not planning on applying. I might do all the language tests one day, though

[@paulinel.5343]

J’espère que ça marchera pour toi ! Bienvenue et merci d’avoir choisi mon pays et de m’en donner une si belle image, en tant que local on l’oublie parfois :)

[@issamoujaa4177]

That was 2 years ago... I will now look for any news in ur latest video Hope u got the good news Peace.

[@ChipChoc00]

Best wishes for speedy process!

[@TELLViSiON]

6:50 Have you already made a full french spoken video ? I really would like to see one☝️. I am really curious 😏. Anyway congratulations for becoming French 👏🇫🇷 and getting passed all that bureaucracy. 👏👏🇫🇷🇫🇷 I couldn’t stand a quarter of it... Hip, hip, hip ? Hourra !!!

[@ellobo4290]

I lived in so many places for about the same period and I'd feel so odd about claiming I became this or that so quickly.

[@vorasse7203]

J'aime bien tes vidéos. Je suis étudiant, ce sont mes parents qui s'occupent de la paperasse. Vu comment je suis bordélique, j'appréhende beaucoup l'administration française lorsque je vivrai chez moi/seul. Hors sujet :Il paraît que niveau paperasse c'est pas mal blindé côté arme à feu en France. Bon j'imagine que beaucoup s'en réjouissent mais sachez que de plus en plus de personnes se tournent vers l'illégalité... Bonne continuation ! Ps:Je suis pessimiste et tes vidéo sur la France font du bien

[@aeolia80]

so glad you did this video, looking forward to going through that process in like 5 years, haha, not. Almost finished with the process of getting married, and France has made it so stressful and complicated, haha, but they want to make sure that even though our marriage will be recognized in France, it has to be completely under French law instead of Korean or US law. I'm from the US, my partner is from France, and we're getting married in Korea, that's quite a bit of paperwork and money on birth certificates and apostilles and translations and shipping documents and translators, and notaires in France. This is all just for the French government, Korean and US governments don't make this process complicated. But this is the way we need to do it, neither of us have lived in US or France for like 4 years (he's never lived in the US, and I've never lived in France either), we're legal residents of Korea, so Korea it is.

[@Pink_flowers1111]

Merci, Rosie! Très interessant! Bon courage!

[@bge1234]

Criminal records checks in the US can be pretty ridiculous. For my last job, I had to wait while the third party that performed my background check called every county in which I've lived and got my criminal history (or lack thereof). It took two weeks. You're lucky NZ makes it so easy!

[@miscellaneous6554]

Endless forms and lost forms and resubmitting forms are very common. Having efficiency, is not a good attribute in France. C'est la vie en France.

[@Kaindaty]

A propos du timbre fiscale normalement tu peux en acheter un dans un tabac-presse (et non à la poste, oui il n'y a pas de logique) et au final ça ne ressemble pas vraiment à un timbre mais plus à un ticket de caisse avec un QR code, enfin c'était le cas pour le dernier timbre fiscale que j'ai acheté afin de renouveler mon passeport.

[@mirunapopescu]

What happens if one of your parents refuses to provide their birth certificate and marriage certificate? Is there anything that can be done or do you just.....not get citizenship now?

[@ydela1961]

Ok, now you definitively need a video where you sing the Marseillaise.

[@jakem5544]

So interesting! You’re quite inspiring.

[@viersternemotel]

This is ridiculous! I have applied for British Citizenship in 2018 and within a space of 6 months I have sent the application, done the language test, had the application approved, had my ceremony, applied for a passport and received a passport! The only difference being that you needed to have lived in the UK for 5 years (uni degree or not) before being eligible to apply (or 3 years through marriage).

[@annakerkhoff5139]

Oh wow you guys have it easy! One of my good friends all throughout grade school immigrated to the US from South Korea when he was about 6. During our final year in highschool he finally had finished the process and was officially a US citizen, so it all in all it took him and his family a little over 10 years!

[@midom9143]

I just want to see a video with you singing "La Marseillaise" thanks

[@zd4927]

Thank you for very useful information!

[@StanislovasTomas]

So have you got it finally? It's already 1 year and 6 months from the video :)

[@melissa3991]

Not sure if anyone else asked this yet.... Some countries give special consideration to those individuals whose parents or grandparents were born in that country (even if they were not) - is France one of those ???

[@212025510]

In the middle ages, you would not be treated like this. At the dawn at the 19th century, the migration restrictions were considered to be so out-dated, because they quite visibly limit the economic yields of migration in favor for the locals. And that was never refuted! We just forget about the unforgettable technical and cultural advancements we made while having this freedom-based system. So now, why do we put restrictions on migration again...?? This is so lame, but putting restrictions is so 1850s....but I admire you. You made so much effort to get what you want.

[@memestricotpop]

Oh Rosie I am so in love with your necklace. 😍 I would love to know where you got it 😚

[@memestricotpop]

@@NotEvenFrench merci Rosie et bonne chance pour ta naturalisation 🤩

[@cceeesssaaarr]

Thankyou for explaining in such detail. I have a question, tho. By any chance, do you have more information regarding the possibility of applying to Naturalisation after 2 years of studying in the university? You mention it in a note at the beginning, and I'm actually considering doing that next year. And Ive seen that it's a legal possibility, But I haven't found many testimonies of people who've done it.

[@margauxkol3875]

Honestly, after a decade I still don't feel the need. I was born elsewhere and I won't be French no matter how many papers they'd give me. The only thing I would expect is the right to vote where I live and work , without the necessity to be French officially. Maybe later.

[@dccoulthard]

Great video. Question though. Do you have to actually physically live in France for 5 years? What if I go on a long-term vacation for three months?

[@Haleyscomet125]

So in this case, would you have dual citizenship for both France and New Zealand? Or would you have to renounce your New Zealand citizenship. I actually don't know anything about this, so interesting!

[@eliefosso7215]

Haleyscomet125 you would have dual

[@sarmadiqbal8839]

Is it DELF B1 or DELF B2 Diplôme required to obtain citizenship in France. What are the benefits of having DELF B1 Diplôme?

[@georgianaciornei1026]

Hi, can you please let me know if the parents certificates need to be translated and with apostil? Or the simple copy is enaough? Thank you

[@ramuntchoetchessary686]

Pourrait on avoir une vidéo de toi, Rosie, en train de chanter "la Marseillaise", le jour où tu auras reçu la nationalité Française ? Cela pourrait être fun avec ton charmant accent Néo-Zélandais ! :D

[@garethdwatkins]

I did it 2 years ago... A lot of stuff you say here is wrong, and not nearly as hard as you make it seem... other than the fact it takes a long time...about 18 months to 2 years... You don't need to go to the ceremony.. you hear before if your dossier has been accepted. You either get you birth certificate in the post, or as I had to do send off for it to Nantes. I found it all pretty painless.. the French TCF test was easy, if you can speak French.

[@advancednationality7651]

great job.

[@geekiver7259]

I am a British expat living in France who could easily apply for dual citizenship either par décret or par mariage. Not sure what is worse the French paperwork or the state of Brexit haha. Good luck anyway.

[@geekiver7259]

@@NotEvenFrench I'm sorry but no administration here is either simple or fast :D

[@sopheco3432]

I mean I'm British and I would happily go through all of that paperwork if it meant I could stay in the EU 😩 so jealous of people who can claim dual nationality with an EU country!

[@geekiver7259]

@@sopheco3432 I'd love to see some expat mariage rate stats at the moment :D well my daughter got it on a golden platter - no paperwork needed.

[@jay-peelambur5793]

Please I need you help… my dad is French citizen but I was born in Ghana … what do I have to do to file for citizenship

[@royjaber571]

Can the embassy of my original country provide me with the documents needed? Or do i have to fly back to my country to gather the paperwork?

[@elytheelythe7086]

Vous allez sûrement l’avoir très chère, vous connaissez la France mieux que beaucoup de français, et on sens vraiment que vous aimez notre pays, moi je vous dis d’ores et déjà félicitation pour votre nationalité française et je suis très contente de vous compter parmi mes compatriotes ❤️

[@howardking6782]

cant find the link to the tool you mentioned about putting in all your info for your area?

[@mohamedkamara5651]

Wow amazing that’s great

[@thebecbark]

Hi. I'm just creating my dossier for naturalisation. In yours did you put original birth certificates for your parents or copies? Thanks biz

[@moefag]

generally with french administration you only give copies, not the original documents, so they can keep them. Good luck with your naturalization!

[@thebecbark]

on the prefecture site it states no copies, original documents only

[@kirstyhallett48]

Have you had your interview yet? I'm in the process of applying

[@MHaseeburrehman09]

Thanks for such an informative vedio, can you please help me in TCF prepration i have test in 2 weeks 😂, what books or material should i consult ?

[@EK-hj5de]

Je te souhaite la bienvenue dans notre administration française très branchée documents 😂 😂 😂, c'est rigolo quand tu glisses des mots en français, personnellement j'adore. Bon serieusement tu mérites amplement de devenir Française 😊.

[@welcome1891]

Can u suggest me , I can apply to other prefecture that I am living in . For example I live in Paris can I apply in Rouen .

[@kirstyhallett48]

Hey hun. The first link the checklist no longer works 😅. Is there anywhere else I can find this checklist?

[@LuminousLexi]

If I applied to be a citizen through ancestry then who do you think I should contact after to see how my application is coming along? I can’t find a number or email anywhere. The consulates wont help me and I’m growing helpless.

[@evasommer11]

Follow up 2020, Are you finally a French citizen?

[@juandegaray6128]

What to do when the applicant's parents are divorced and he/she can not get the birth certificate of one of the parents?

[@treviannenoelle8034]

After sending all the requirements to the prefecture.. how long did you wait for them to contact/message you..?

[@francescogorbechov4192]

Cittadinanza. Nationality. Nationalité. ITALIANA

[@lilymy3621]

Hey hey! I am wondering if you got the citizenship already?

[@tibgirl5438]

When I got citizenship card in France, can I changed my name and date of birth also ?

[@snasacobraaa3547]

si bon!

[@saifafridi5309]

Good information video

[@snoopyalaguerre3604]

did you get the interview? can we get an update? O.O

[@SuzylondonUK]

can someone answer- is is compulsory that you pass the french test? I am not talking of myself as I am in greta on french training for work but these english here going on about oh easy to do are leaving it a bit late! And speak hardly- any french!

[@Andrea-zf1jz]

I am refugees so would you mind telling me is there any difference in getting a nationality or was its almost same?

[@jacquespham-vu7580]

How long do I have to work in France to get that “citizenship” then? 😀