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Applying child citizenship out of wedlock to a citizen father after childs birth

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On 3/8/2019 at 1:59 AM, confusedmama said:

Hi I would like to ask any possible way for my childrento acquire citizenship from their naturalized citizen father

Here is our situation:

All 4 children where born out of wedlock

From 2001 -2011

Eldest do not carry the the fathers surname from birth,we just annotate her birthcertificate when she was around 7 yrs old

The youngest was born on march 2011 after husband had an approved immigrant visa

So we are about to applied a crba which i think my children arent qualified,so i would like to know any possible way for them to acquire their citizenship

Thank you

 

 

 

 

 

 

@confusedmama When did he naturalized? They'll not be qualified for CRBA if they are born before he's naturalized. But they can derived citizenship since they are minors.

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aaron2020
aaron2020

USCIS is not going to give you a letter for oath taking because that doesn't exist.  Why would they give your kids these letters?  Furthermore, tourist visas are not for immigrating to the US.  

aaron2020
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No.  Your children do not qualify for the N600k.    THE CORRECT WAY TO DO THIS.  Their USC father MUST file separate I-130s for each of them.  When it comes time for the Affidavit of Support

Ate
Ate

Please refer to the OFFICIAL site regarding N-600K to determine if your children are eligible for US citizenship via that route -- https://www.uscis.gov/n-600k   Only you and your husband kn

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