AussieStacey

Thank you...but that was the page I was already reading...think I am just reading too much making myself confused about everything.

Have been reading about the forms that need to be filled out for the CBRA but am making myself confused with the process and if you need to actually see the consulant in person to submit it or can it all be done via mail? Can someone please help me with what I need to do/send etc?

Thanks!

My partner, who is American, has the bright idea that he wants to get married in both Australia and USA on the same day. Get married in Australia in the morning, hop on a plane and get married in the USA in the night. 2 weedings, 1 anniversary lol It is physically possible for us to do it...but how on earth would we get on with the visas? Is it even legal? Thanks in advace for your advice!

Not selected either

The father is a born American and lives there now. I was assuming/hoping a DNA test would be proof.

Is it possible to file a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA) without the father's name on the birth certificate?

Thank you for the replies!

So if my child, she is only one year old, gets citizenship then where does that leave me?

Forget my mother...she can always visit lol But if my child is a citizen am I able to get a green card or anything because of that?

Sorry if this is in the wrong place...but hoping someone can help me out. Here is my situation:

I previously had a relationship with an American man, I am Australian. We seperated, he went back to America to live and then I discovered I was pregnant. I had the baby, so far only my name is on the birth certificate but he is accepting of the baby and even wants us to come live near him. I only have my mother here so am seriously interested in moving us there so my child can grow up with her father in her life. Short of marrying him, not something that is on the cards for us (we are still friendly just not 'that' friendly anymore lol) what do I need to do to make this happen? Have looked online and all the different forms and steps seem to be so confusing! And if we are able to move there on a permanent basis would my mother also be able to come with us?