Yes, but you should apply for a "registration of birth abroad" at the nearest US mission.
Also when you get citizenship through parents you need to apply for the citizenship certificate.For this the Immigration Form N-600 should be filed. If your parents were US citizens but you were not born in the US, you are still legally a US citizen by birthright. You may be able to prove your citizenship and claim it by filing Form N600 (Application for Certificate of Citizenship).
Yes the child is as long as one parent is a US citizen. At 18 the child may have a choice of choosing one citizenship since they hold a Dual Citizenship.
I think so. But I am sometimes wrong. If the legal alien had a child and married a us citizen the mother can chose to leave it a legal alien or make it a us citizen.
Depending where was born.
French father flying over Mexico land mother is Japanese the child legally Mexican.
But usually parent will register birth in country they wish, dual.
Until one thing occurs child swears that county X is his/hers or enters the military of that country will be citizenships of that one.
I am American, wife Mexican. Son born in Mexico, no problem until he (not she) reaches 18 years old. By law must enter the military for training to many person can enter but NO ONE can leave Mexico until this service has been completed. At the end all males (in and out) of this service given certificate proving they did complete the requirements.
Our son was in the USA never left due to him not being able to leave Mexico until reached the certification age.
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In general a the country in which a child is born is considered its place of birth so a US child can not be born outside of the US. If you are a US citizen but your child is born while you are on a trip to Canada your child will be a Canadian Citizan.
If the parents of a minor (underage) child are citizens, the child is as well. If the parents become citizens while the child is underage, the child becomes a citizen as well. If, however neither parent is a citizen, or becomes a citizen, the minor child MUST wait until he/she is 18, then apply for a green card, and citizenship.
No. They only need a passport when they leave the US.
WELL, first off if your wife is that pregnant she should not be flying. But if she happens to fly over to the US while that pregnant and end up having the child while she is here, yes the child is a citizen by naturalization
Just make sure you have Internet, and just keep using it.
Yes Bill Clinton lived in Europe for a while , but a person that was born outside the US even as a US citizen can not become a US President
Call your company and find out. Were you traveling with it in the car? Then it would be covered in your car insurance? Are other items in your policy covered when you're away?
If by "here" you mean the U.S., the child will be a US citizen as well as a citizen of the home country of the parents. This is because the U.S. is one of those rare countries that grants citizenship to anyone born within its orders.
The child would obtain both nationalities as long as bothparents are American.
Citizen residents come from outside a social order inhabitants. Most citizen resid. bring change, while inhabitants tend to maintain the 'same.' Some would argure Citizen Resid 'dilute' the culture of inhabitants.
As early as possible. If you are not a US citizen then you should atleast have 6 months in validity while if you are a US citizen and under a closed loope cruise, you can have atleast 3 months in validity. Depends on the travel arrangements.
Yes but you do need to file outside of the US for permanent residency.