What is my nationality?
Answer:
Your nationality is Mexican with British Citizenship unless you have dual nationality then its Mexican and British.
Mexican, in my opinion.
Mexican if you ask me! Way to go Mexican people are awesome!
You are Mexican unless you took out English nationality.
You were born in Mexico - you are Mexican. You just have a multi national background
what does your passport say
Though your original nationality and 75% of your ethnicity may be Mexican, your´re probably now more culturally and intellectually British since you´ve spent the majority of your life there.
where your born is your nationality, however, in this dismal land of the UK, you could probably argue the case that at one time you had some 'family', or blood tie with the UK
u r mexican my friend. cool
You are both. I am Russian but I have lived in the UK since 5 so that makes me British (in a way).
You are Mexican, English. Not that hard. Not like me. I am German, Irish, Scotch-Irish, Norweigian, Swedish & English.
You are Mexican!!!!!!!!!! Bye!!!!
Born in Mexico = Mexican
Depending on the nationality of your mother, or if your father has a dual citizenship you can also claim that second nationality as yours.
Being fluently bilingual and sporting a specific look have nothing to do with nationality.
You were born in Mexico, then according to that, (unless you became a citizen of the UK and renounced your Mexican citizenship) you are Mexican.
Can you ask your parents, when they came to the UK did they not request to change to being British Citizens & obtain British Passports?
Do you have a British passport.
If you have a mexican passport then I think that uoui would be Mexican.
That is better isn't it especially if you are going to Spain.
You take your nationality from your country of birth or your father, therefore you are Mexican.
YOUR 75 PERCENT MEXICAN AND 25% BRITISH. WELL YOU WERE BORN IN MEXICO THAT MAKES YOU MEXICAN AND THE MAJORITY OF THE BLOOD IN YOUR VEINS IS MEXICAN. THE ONLY TEST TO PROVE THAT YOUR MEXICAN IS DID YOU ENTER THE UK LEGALLY OR DID YOU SNEAK IN?
Have you got a passport? If so, that will tell you. Or try applying for one and see what passport the Government reckons you should have.
Pretty much Mexican.
mexican english
Mexican but you are entitled to a British Citizenship as well because of your mother and grand parents
I live in the US of A and i say that your 75% mexican in my opinon and 25% english or something but I say your mostly mexican.
It sounds like you spent the majority of your life being British.
You were raised in England, not Mexico.
You were schooled in England, and I'd guess you have a Brittish passport not a Mexican one.
I guess you could be Mexican if you want to be, but where do you call home?
born a mexican , now british :)
mexican
you are Afghani.
you were born in mexico, so it's mexican. your culture? well...that is up to you to decide what you identify with.
You are half Mexican and Half English.
You're Mexican unless one or more of your parents has British nationality and your first "passport" was as a child entry on your naturalized parent's UK passport.
Legally, you're whatever it says on your passport. If you have dual nationality already, in that case - well done.
Emotionally you're whatever nationality you you feel most comfortable with being. Try and be honest with yourself about that.
To gain complete happiness you should then register to become naturalised in the country of your choice if you're not already (see above).
As you have lived legally in the UK over 5 years, you are entitled to a British passport. your Father is Mexican, so dependant on Mexican Law, you may also be entitled to a Mexican passport. This means you are a dual National and legally able to hold passports for two Countries. So, look into this and if you can get a UK passport to travel to the EU and apply for a Mexican passport from the Consulate in the UK (if there is one) and use this to travel round South America. P.S, if you ever have children and they are good at sport, please let them play for England!
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