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How someone could get a new legal identity
Identities are basically records of individual human beings that governments hold. There are enough countries in the world unfriendly to each other which will not cooperate not only to share/reconcile ...
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How to access US court proceedings if not a US citizen?
I run CourtListener.com and RECAP and I hear this question from time to time. It depends a little on what kinds of data you're after. Some folks need court data in real time as it's published by the ...
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Are Native American tribes considered part of the United States?
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Yes, the federal government considers Native peoples to be part of the U.S., accords them citizenship, and extends a special type of self-governing authority to the nations.
Background
The ...
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How someone could get a new legal identity
You say that your protagonist is stateless. This means that there is no country in the world that will accept her as a citizen. If she can claim citizenship of a country but does not want to go there ...
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How someone could get a new legal identity
Consider joining the French Foreign Legion. After only a five year hitch they will either restore your identity when you joined or keep that and issue you a new identity as a French citizen. It seems ...
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Are Native American tribes considered part of the United States?
Since the Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 was passed, all Native Americans born within the US have been citizens by birth. Prior to this act Native Americans were in many ways treated as foreigners by ...
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Can you lose your right to be a Latvian non-citizen?
Yes you lose the non-citizen status. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-citizens_(Latvia)
Specifically the 3rd prong of the following:
The non-citizens are "citizens of the former USSR (..) who ...
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