babies dual citizenship...?

[ilovemaya 0]

got question again, my fiance asked me for original of birth certificate, he said that he may arrange dual citizenship for her n then i would not have to put her in visa. Just so u know, she was born here in czech, so she is czech citizen now. Is that possible?

thanks

[Lona.C. 16]

got question again, my fiance asked me for original of birth certificate, he said that he may arrange dual citizenship for her n then i would not have to put her in visa. Just so u know, she was born here in czech, so she is czech citizen now. Is that possible?

thanks

am not sure if the rules here are the same as Canada , but in my situation when my son was born in germany 20 years ago , his dad ( who was canadien millitary and stationd in germany ) was able to change my sons status to canadien citizen

so if the rules apply the same here in the states , yes its possible if your husband is on the childs birth cert ,

[Lona.C. 16]

got question again, my fiance asked me for original of birth certificate, he said that he may arrange dual citizenship for her n then i would not have to put her in visa. Just so u know, she was born here in czech, so she is czech citizen now. Is that possible?

thanks

am not sure if the rules here are the same as Canada , but in my situation when my son was born in germany 20 years ago , his dad ( who was canadien millitary and stationd in germany ) was able to change my sons status to canadien citizen

so if the rules apply the same here in the states , yes its possible if your husband is on the childs birth cert ,

Look here http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/men...00045f3d6a1RCRD

[Nanusia & Lukaszek 0]

got question again, my fiance asked me for original of birth certificate, he said that he may arrange dual citizenship for her n then i would not have to put her in visa. Just so u know, she was born here in czech, so she is czech citizen now. Is that possible?

thanks

I believe the USC can register the foreign birth (up to a certain amount of days after birth, not exactly sure how many, maybe 60) and the baby is automatically a US Citizen. So your child would retain Czech citizenship, and have the USC as well.

[trailmix 77]

got question again, my fiance asked me for original of birth certificate, he said that he may arrange dual citizenship for her n then i would not have to put her in visa. Just so u know, she was born here in czech, so she is czech citizen now. Is that possible?

thanks

Depends. How old is the child and also I assume the U.S. citizen is the Father?

[zyggy 9]

If the father meets the legal requirements in the INA for the child to receive citizenship from his parentage, then it is possible. It also depends if the father is married to you or not. If not, the father will be required to legitimate the child (meaning sign a legal agreement to provide support for the child) and may be required to have a paternity test to prove parentage..

You need to get this taken care of since the Embassy will not issue a K visa to the child if there are questions regarding parentage since US Citizens no matter their age are required to enter the US as US Citizens.

He would have to check with the US Embassy in Prague for their requirements to issue a Consular Report of Birth Abroad. Most likely, you and him would have to appear at the Embassy in person to file.

Edited January 8, 2008 by zyggy

[ilovemaya 0]

yes usc is father n he is on birth certificate, but baby is 3mths old already, so i guess too late right? does anybody know where i can find that info, what is the exact rule for this to be possible?

thanks

[zyggy 9]

The Consular Report of Birth Abroad may be filed at the US Embassy as long as the child is resident in the country of birth and is under the age of 18. Trust me.. you are not too late in the slightest..

But this does need to be taken care of before you get your visa.

The information you need is here.. Prague does require both of you to file in person and as it is stated, additional paperwork will be required since you are not married.

http://prague.usembassy.gov/con_am_birth.html

Edited January 8, 2008 by zyggy

[ilovemaya 0]

The Consular Report of Birth Abroad may be filed at the US Embassy as long as the child is resident in the country of birth and is under the age of 18. Trust me.. you are not too late in the slightest..

But this does need to be taken care of before you get your visa.

The information you need is here.. Prague does require both of you to file in person and as it is stated, additional paperwork will be required since you are not married.

http://prague.usembassy.gov/con_am_birth.html

thanks, that web was helpfull....the only think i wonder about now n cant find it is if dad in us can apply for her dual citizenship or it needs to be done here in czech?

thanks

michaela

[lucyrich 19]

The Consular Report of Birth Abroad may be filed at the US Embassy as long as the child is resident in the country of birth and is under the age of 18. Trust me.. you are not too late in the slightest..

But this does need to be taken care of before you get your visa.

The information you need is here.. Prague does require both of you to file in person and as it is stated, additional paperwork will be required since you are not married.

http://prague.usembassy.gov/con_am_birth.html

thanks, that web was helpfull....the only think i wonder about now n cant find it is if dad in us can apply for her dual citizenship or it needs to be done here in czech?

thanks

michaela

A consular report of birth abroad is definitely one way to do it. Another is just to apply for a US passport for the baby. That can be done in the US. It may be cheaper and/or simpler, but I'm not in a position to say which route is easier.

A note to remember, you're not "applying for dual citizenship". You are asking the US government to give you a document that shows that they recognize the US citizenship which US law says she has automatically held since birth, as a result of her being born of a US Citizen parent who has been a US resident for the required time. Whether she also happens to hold Czech citizenship is not a matter of interest to the US government. You're not applying for any new citizenship or status for the baby.

See this Travel.state.gov website for instructions on how to apply for a passport for your baby:

1. If you claim citizenship through birth abroad to one U.S. citizen parent:

Foreign birth certificate,

Proof of citizenship of your U.S. citizen parent, AND

An affidavit of your U.S. citizen parent showing all periods and places of residence or physical presence in the United States and abroad before your birth.