Übersetzung für 'naturalization papers' von Englisch nach Deutsch

naturalization papers {pl}

Einbürgerungs­urkunde {f}admin.

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naturalization

Naturalisierung {f}

Einbürgerung {f}

Werbung

naturalization test

Einbürgerungs­test {m}

naturalization proceedings­ {pl}

Einbürgerungs­verfahren {n}law

discretionary naturalization

Ermessenseinbürgerung {f}

naturalization ceremony

Einbürgerungs­feier {f}

naturalization fee

Einbürgerungs­gebühr {f}admin.

naturalization certificate

Einbürgerungs­urkunde {f}lawpol.

entitlement to naturalization

Anspruch {m} auf Einbürgerung

certificate of naturalization

Einbürgerungs­urkunde {f}

petition for naturalization

Einbürgerungs­antrag {m}admin.pol.

application for naturalization

Einbürgerungs­gesuch {n}pol.

Einbürgerungs­antrag {m}admin.pol.

to apply for naturalization

einen Einbürgerungs­antrag stellenadmin.pol.

citizenship by naturalization

Staatsbürgerschaft {f} durch Einbürgerunglaw

Immigration and Naturalization Service <INS>

US-Einwanderungs­behörde {f}

naturalization based on a legal entitlement

Anspruchseinbürgerung {f}

naturalization [action of making, or causing to appear, natural]

Vernatürlichung {f}

papers

Arbeiten {pl}educ.acad.

Schriften {pl} [schweiz.] [veraltend] [Ausweispapiere wie Heimatschein]pol.

• In the same year, he took out his naturalization papers.
• The Balkan Sobranie tobacco business was established in London in 1879 by Albert Weinberg (born Romania 1849), whose naturalization papers dated 1886 confirm his nationality and show that he had emigrated to England in the 1870s at a time when hand-made cigarettes in the eastern European and Russian tradition were becoming fashionable in Europe.
• Golos was active in the acquisition and supply of American naturalization papers and birth certificates, which were used to obtain American passports to "legalize" Soviet intelligence agents around the world — initially in Europe and Asia, but later in the Americas as well.
• Without seeing the applicants, many of whom had questionable citizenship, Cardozo granted naturalization papers for up to 800 persons per day.
• Luck expected to have greater support amongst foreign born residents, however the "Calgary Herald" reported a large number of resident aliens were refused the right to vote because they failed to provide naturalization papers or birth certificates.

• The school was one of those selected for a program to "Americanize" Jewish community members and teach them English as well as assist them with naturalization papers.
• Clubb was hit by a bullet, but survived because the bullet was slowed down when it passed through his pocket which was filled with money and his naturalization papers, which were destroyed.
• In 1911, Dannenberg was elected to the National Society of Fine Arts. In 1927, she received her French naturalization papers, and not long afterwards she and Stettler moved to Fontenay-sous-Bois.
• While fighting a legal battle in Germany over her late husband's estate, she filed her United States naturalization papers on 10 February 1905, and became a U.S.
• citizen in 1900 and signed the naturalization papers as Edward J.

• When Kiliaen came of age, he travelled to Albany, and received naturalization papers from the English colonial government.
• Delany, witnessed Commandant Gale’s naturalization papers in 1801.
• Gertrude Fanny Neumark, also known as Gertrude Neumark Rothschild, (April 29, 1927 – November 11, 2010 Her father Sigmund’s naturalization papers indicate that she arrived with him and her mother Bertha in Miami from Cuba on SS Florida January 3, 1940. ...
• His father had come to the United States without obtaining naturalization papers and young Louis had decided against filing later due to his 1917 conviction as a conscientious objector.