Paul Henri

This is what the site shows as far as trying to join the forum and in order to become an AIT member, it costs 60 Euros.   Registration to the forum is now limited to active AIT members. This seems to be the only way we can avoid spam on the forum. So, please sign up here to the forum with one of the e-mail addresses you signed up in AIT with. If you can't do that, or you don't remember, send a message to membership -at- americansintoulouse.com (with @ instead of -at) and let us know which address you'd like to use, and we'll add it to your account. PH

Thanks for the tip.  I'll keep the site handy for future reference however, I am not ready to spend $75 for a membership in a forum to get a few bits of info.  In the future if I am ready to really consider making a move to France(talking my wife into it)I would spend the money.   PH

Thanks to all who have replied to this post.  If any of this ever changes maybe I will have some chance to reside there if I get sick enough of the USA.   PH

thanks for your reply maureen and i am going to try and locate the french consulate here.   PH

I am an American citizen living in California.  I have travelled many time to France, particularly the Dordogne Region.  I am interested in the possibility of gaining French citizenship.  My ancestry on my mother's side goes back to 1700's France when a great, great, great, great, great (I think 5 back) grandfather came over to Canada to fight in the wars here.  Is it possible for me as an American to move to, live in, work in and become a citizen of France with this information.  I have family tree info to validate this as well.   Paul Henri