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Jmille19

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  1. Hi Folks,

    Just starting, My Fiance is Jamaican and has 2 kids (13 & 14)from previous marriage and we have a beautiful

    3 month old daughter. I am told that my daughter can be registered at the embassy in Jamaica because I am a natural born american who has lived here all my life. So she gets to be american the easier way. However, now that I'm filing a K-1 application.. should she be included as well. I mean...she is one of the kids. I just dont want to incorrectly fill out the form and get rejected. Should I consult an attorney? Your feedback would be so helpful.

    thanks

    jim m. :help:

  2. You're looking for CRBA (Consoler Report of Birth Abroad), you need to meet certain criteria such as:

    One parent was a USC at the time the child was born and was residing in the US for 5 years after reaching a certain age (either 16 or 18 I think)

    You'll probably have to prove with DNA that you're the father and might have to prove that you have a relationship (visits etc) with the child.

    Thanks muck it's a great starting point :thumbs:

    Man really gotta use the preview option....Thank you very much

    My brother is currently in the same boat, the process may vary based on the consular office however.

    Here are some of the info that may be of help to you.

    http://travel.state.gov/law/citizenship/citizenship_782.html

    http://www.uscis.gov/files/pressrelease/ChildCitizenshipAct_022701.pdf

    http://manila.usembassy.gov/wwwha003.html

    Thanks Jay2

  3. Hi All,

    I'm really new to this. I have a fiance, she is Jamaican and we have a 2 1/2 old baby girl. She is the joy of my life. I am applying this month for a K-1 visa to bring my Fiance her two boys and our daughter to the US. I was told by an attorney that since we were not married the baby was not a US citizen and would have to process with the other children. A friend has told me that he knows this to be untrue. He said a out of wedlock child born abroad to an american citizen by birth would only have to acknowledge the birth, prove it (DNA?) and agree to support the child until age 18. Is this true? If so how would I go about this process? Would it hold up the the K-1 process?

    Sorry for all the questions....really confused :blink:

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