Please excuse my Noobiness.....
#181
Re: Please excuse my Noobiness.....
He won't automatically pass his citizenship on to his children.
If he decides to come and live here, he will apply for an immigrant visa for his wife (assuming she says yes) and kids (assuming he's bringing them). The wife would need to naturalize down the road, but the kids would become American citizens on entry with an immigrant visa.
#182
Re: Please excuse my Noobiness.....
Not quite!
He won't automatically pass his citizenship on to his children.
If he decides to come and live here, he will apply for an immigrant visa for his wife (assuming she says yes) and kids (assuming he's bringing them). The wife would need to naturalize down the road, but the kids would become American citizens on entry with an immigrant visa.
He won't automatically pass his citizenship on to his children.
If he decides to come and live here, he will apply for an immigrant visa for his wife (assuming she says yes) and kids (assuming he's bringing them). The wife would need to naturalize down the road, but the kids would become American citizens on entry with an immigrant visa.
#183
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His kids won't need him to live here for five years for them to be citizens. He just brings them here on an immigrant visa and they become instant citizens the moment they land. Future wife is another story.
After the kids turn 21 and/or are married, it's also another story.
#184
Re: Please excuse my Noobiness.....
ok my daughter is a US Citizen via the N600K Expeditious NAturalization Process my hubby has never lived in USA - has always lived in either Japan or UK has a USC father (USNavy) and foreign mother.
If Phschlone's father has lived in US long enough to pass US Citizenship to Phychlone he will have enough physical presence to pass USC on to any foregin born grandchildren under the age of 18 via the CCA 2000, Expeditious Naturalization using Phychlone US Citizenship as lawful father and Phychlone's father's 5 years plus physical presence they can apply via the N-600K form .
So in short yes he can pass on USC but as I also added there is a load of paperwork involved.....
LAL
If Phschlone's father has lived in US long enough to pass US Citizenship to Phychlone he will have enough physical presence to pass USC on to any foregin born grandchildren under the age of 18 via the CCA 2000, Expeditious Naturalization using Phychlone US Citizenship as lawful father and Phychlone's father's 5 years plus physical presence they can apply via the N-600K form .
So in short yes he can pass on USC but as I also added there is a load of paperwork involved.....
LAL
#185
Re: Please excuse my Noobiness.....
ok my daughter is a US Citizen via the N600K Expeditious NAturalization Process my hubby has never lived in USA - has always lived in either Japan or UK has a USC father (USNavy) and foreign mother.
If Phschlone's father has lived in US long enough to pass US Citizenship to Phychlone he will have enough physical presence to pass USC on to any foregin born grandchildren under the age of 18 via the CCA 2000, Expeditious Naturalization using Phychlone US Citizenship as lawful father and Phychlone's father's 5 years plus physical presence they can apply via the N-600K form .
So in short yes he can pass on USC but as I also added there is a load of paperwork involved.....
LAL
If Phschlone's father has lived in US long enough to pass US Citizenship to Phychlone he will have enough physical presence to pass USC on to any foregin born grandchildren under the age of 18 via the CCA 2000, Expeditious Naturalization using Phychlone US Citizenship as lawful father and Phychlone's father's 5 years plus physical presence they can apply via the N-600K form .
So in short yes he can pass on USC but as I also added there is a load of paperwork involved.....
LAL
#186
Re: Please excuse my Noobiness.....
it is....
You fill the form as the US Citizen Parent then there's an additional bit at the bottom that you can use if you're using your parents' (USC grandparent's) physical presence, better than the old way that was 2 forms (N600 & N643)... very easy to lose one part, takes a while and the child isn't USC from birth but from date of approval but has the same result only I don't think they can run for President......
LAL
You fill the form as the US Citizen Parent then there's an additional bit at the bottom that you can use if you're using your parents' (USC grandparent's) physical presence, better than the old way that was 2 forms (N600 & N643)... very easy to lose one part, takes a while and the child isn't USC from birth but from date of approval but has the same result only I don't think they can run for President......
LAL
#187
Re: Please excuse my Noobiness.....
Phychlone, I have a question for you - how long did it take for you (your dad) to receive the birth certificate?
TIA!
TIA!
#188
Re: Please excuse my Noobiness.....
it is....
You fill the form as the US Citizen Parent then there's an additional bit at the bottom that you can use if you're using your parents' (USC grandparent's) physical presence, better than the old way that was 2 forms (N600 & N643)... very easy to lose one part, takes a while and the child isn't USC from birth but from date of approval but has the same result only I don't think they can run for President......
LAL
You fill the form as the US Citizen Parent then there's an additional bit at the bottom that you can use if you're using your parents' (USC grandparent's) physical presence, better than the old way that was 2 forms (N600 & N643)... very easy to lose one part, takes a while and the child isn't USC from birth but from date of approval but has the same result only I don't think they can run for President......
LAL
It only took a little over a week, only slightly longer than it took for me to respond to your post Some kind soul posted a link to the website where you can order them online.
#190
Re: Please excuse my Noobiness.....
Don't worry about a little delay in the reply. Thanks for the info!