no you will not just because you have had a child in America does not make you a united states citizen you will still be on a green card because you were not born in the united states obviously that's why you have a green card and your child is a united states citizen because he/she was born here in the united states and it would be the same for you if you were you born here legally and if your child was born where ever you are from your child would need a green card also and you might want to check with your local court house to see what they say
Having a child with and/or marrying a U.S. citizen does not automatically confer citizenship to a foreign national. The person must apply under the prescribed procedure designated by the U.S. Immigration laws.
No. but the new born child becomes US citizenship by birth.
Certainly, a non-permanent resident parent of a child born in the US is not immediately eligible for a permanent resident (green card) visa. This is the stupid "anchor baby" idea, which is incorrect. Merely because you are the parent of a US citizen does not entitle you to an automatic green card.
However, once that child (an automatic US citizen) turns 21, they can then sponsor any parent for a green card.
Yes as a US citizen's immediate relative your kid can petition for your green card. by filing Form I-130. Once its approved and priority date becomes current visa(green card) would be issued with which you can enter US.
yes, but your child has to be age of 21 or older.
No. The child is considered a US citizen being born there and does not require a green card. The parents can apply to become citizens but they have to already have a green card. Every body is entitled to get a green card and apply for citizenship .
Not necessary since the child is a US citizen by birth. Before the child is 18 years of age you need to apply for US citizenship certificate using immigration Form N-600. If the question is referring to the PARENT of the US-born child getting a green card, then there is no special way to do this: you will have to wait until your child is 21, after which they can then sponsor you for a green card. Merely being the parent of a US Citizen does not automatically entitle one to a green card immediately (or automatically).
Well maybe, it depends. Some areas overseas will not let you give your child a green card unless you have signed many different papers. If you and your wife are both permanent residents of the US, you need no Green Card. The child is presumed to be a US citizen no matter where it was born. The question will be is whether or not the child is also a citizen of its place of birth
It depends on how it is done. For instance, if the child was already in the US illegally, then the child has to get a green card first, and then qualify for citizenship.
A child that has a green card cannot stay more than one year outside the USA. A green card holder has to spend at least 6 months inside the US each year.
For immigrating to the US and getting a green card: Yes.For obtaining US citizenship: No.
Yes why not!As a green card holder itself mother can petition for child's green card actually. By filing Form I-130 and Form I-485 concurrently the child can adjust status to permanent resident status as and when the immigrant visa becomes available. As a child of a US citizen mother the chances are more to get green card quickly from anywhere between one to five years depending on where which state you file.Meanwhile its very important for the child to maintain legal status in US.
Yesm if you are able to meet the other requirements.
Can i deport my husband 'even thoe he got the green card?
You can easily get a green card if your parents are US citizens. Or if they have green cards, then they can sponsor one for you using that status. However there are specific conditions that need to be met if you want a green card through your parents.Should be unmarried and under the age of 21 yrs if your parents are US Citizens - this will place you in the immediate relative categoryUnmarried and above 21 yrs of age, married and of any age will place you in the next preference category if your parents are US citizens.Should be unmarried if your parents are green card holders
Yes, but he would get his GC through his wife not the adopted US citizen child.
yes they can do that