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Title: The name is McTull, thank you
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Published: Nov 20, 2013
Author: me
Post Date: 2013-11-20 15:27:58 by Jethro Tull
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It's official, I'm a dual Irish citizen. In fact I'm a citizen of the European union, which includes the following countries; The ultimate 'Get out of Dodge' piece is now in place for yours truly. Up the rebels! 
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#1. To: Jethro Tull (#0)
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I suppose with my last name I should get one for Scotland.
The United Kingdom's Immigration Law is one of the most strict in the world. The United Kingdom (UK) covers England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland. The Republic of Ireland (I got in via a grandparent being an Irish citizen) is a different country than the above and has it's own Immigration law. That said I'm not sure how it would affect you, but I would certainly Google the UKs Immigration Law criteria.
I can prove I had ancestors in Scotland as far back as 1690.
If either of your parents were born there, I believe that makes you a citizen automatically. If you have to go the g'parent route, it takes patience and many certified copies of pertinent documents. I jumped thru countless hoops mostly because my grandmother trimmed her age by 10 years the moment she set foot on Ellis Island :)
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#6. To: Turtle, 4 (#3)
I can prove I had ancestors in Scotland as far back as 1690.
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