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Julie2016

My husband was born in England but his father was born in France 1939 and in 1949 came to uk. (Now he is deceased) can my husband obtain a French passport. My husband was born on1965. Look forward to your comment . Thankyou

GuestPoster1351

Hey Julie,

Your husband can be considered French on condition that his Father's nationality was listed as french on his birth certificate.

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Jo-Ann
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