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mark_kub   0

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hello

i filed for my philippines fiance a K1 visa apt. she is now pregnant and i need to know what to do? will the child need a visa too? should i inform them about her being pregnant? will this delay the procedings? if i send a letter to them and tell them about she being pregnant, what should be in the letter? please help i don't have much time before the time is up.

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payxibka   10,048

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hello

i filed for my philippines fiance a K1 visa apt. she is now pregnant and i need to know what to do? will the child need a visa too? should i inform them about her being pregnant? will this delay the procedings? if i send a letter to them and tell them about she being pregnant, what should be in the letter? please help i don't have much time before the time is up.

If the child is still in the womb then there is no visa requirement. If the child has one of the parents being a USC then the child will be or can become when born a USC but the proper paperwork must be submitted. Look at the consulate website for the procedures for registering a birth abroad. If you file all the paperwork, the child will be issued a US passport.

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YuAndDan   153

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If she is still pregnant at the time if the medical exam she need to let them knos so that they don't X-Ray her. X-Rays are no good for the un-born baby.

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who got her pregnant? I think that may make a difference in how to answer your question.

hello

i filed for my philippines fiance a K1 visa apt. she is now pregnant and i need to know what to do? will the child need a visa too? should i inform them about her being pregnant? will this delay the procedings? if i send a letter to them and tell them about she being pregnant, what should be in the letter? please help i don't have much time before the time is up.

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who got her pregnant? I think that may make a difference in how to answer your question.

hello

i filed for my philippines fiance a K1 visa apt. she is now pregnant and i need to know what to do? will the child need a visa too? should i inform them about her being pregnant? will this delay the procedings? if i send a letter to them and tell them about she being pregnant, what should be in the letter? please help i don't have much time before the time is up.

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Basically, the child will become a US citizen at conception, only if it is the US citizen who did the dirty dirty.

who got her pregnant? I think that may make a difference in how to answer your question.

hello

i filed for my philippines fiance a K1 visa apt. she is now pregnant and i need to know what to do? will the child need a visa too? should i inform them about her being pregnant? will this delay the procedings? if i send a letter to them and tell them about she being pregnant, what should be in the letter? please help i don't have much time before the time is up.

Oh puhleeeeeeeeeeze..... :rolleyes:

we need a pot stirrer smilie...anyone got one?

Edited by matako
payxibka Grand Master

payxibka   10,048

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who got her pregnant? I think that may make a difference in how to answer your question.

Is that true? What if the child is born on US soil.... does it make a difference then?

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matako   0

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No that doesnt apply if the child is conceived in the US because they are a citizen by their own right. The poster's pregnant fiancee is abroad, but he needs to say who made the fiancee pregnant to get an accurate answer.

who got her pregnant? I think that may make a difference in how to answer your question.

Is that true? What if the child is born on US soil.... does it make a difference then?

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kitkat1   5

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who got her pregnant? I think that may make a difference in how to answer your question.

Is that true? What if the child is born on US soil.... does it make a difference then?

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If she is still pregnant at the time if the medical exam she need to let them knos so that they don't X-Ray her. X-Rays are no good for the un-born baby.

Good reminder...

I am not sure if all the consulates are same but some will delay your interview due to the pregance.

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payxibka   10,048

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Yes, life starts at conception.

No that doesnt apply if the child is conceived in the US because they are a citizen by their own right. The poster's child is abroad.

Conceived? Think again....

So a British couple are here on holiday and while they are here they conceive a child. The child is then born 9 mos later in there home in the suburbs of London. You are telling me the child is a US citizen because conception occurred on US soil.... Think again.......

Edited by fwaguy

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matako   0

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I think if they can prove it, the child will be a citizen. Plane tickets, hotel reservations, that are 9 months preceding the child's birth.

Yes, life starts at conception.

No that doesnt apply if the child is conceived in the US because they are a citizen by their own right. The poster's child is abroad.

Conceived? Think again....

So a British couple are here on holiday and while they are here they conceive a child. The child is then born 9 mos later in there home in the suburbs of London. You are telling me the child is a US citizen because conception occurred on US soil.... Think again.......

kitkat1 Experienced

kitkat1   5

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I think if they can prove it, the child will be a citizen. Plane tickets, hotel reservations, that are 9 months preceding the child's birth.

Wholly incorrect information (as usual)

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