will my baby be able to get U.S citizenchip if shes born in mexico having an american dad and mex. mom?

Answer 1

If her father is US Citizen, she can get the US nationality and you, as well, regardless of where she born.
You got to follow the US Migration process, which is a file filling process.. And you both are done....

Answer 2

"I thought she had to be born in the US to be a citizen.......hmmm, guess I should brush up on my citizenship laws... " Good idea. You don't have to be born in the US to be a US citizen.

Military status has *nothing* to do with it and is not a requirement. The child will not have to go through immigration or migration processes. The child will automatically be a US citizen as long as all the requirements are met.

Folks, if you don't know the answer, don't make one up. I supplemented my personal knowledge with a 30 second search of information.

Your child will most likely have the right to claim either Mexican or American citizenship before she turns 18. You'll need to contact the US Embassy or Department of State to request a 'Consular Report of Birth Abroad' - and there are certain citizenship requirements that the father will have to prove. The report does not guarantee citizenship - it is an acknowledgment of the birth.

And, the two parents have to be married. If you are not married, there are more requirements (such as a paternity test and guarantee of financial support for the child).

Answer 3

I am an American and my husband is a Swede..our first son was born in Sweden. As long as the childs amearican father is listed on the birth certificate...he/she is a citizen. You must also register the child with the American government. It will not happen by it self.

Answer 4

the baby will be an American citizen and would nicely be registered as an Australian citizen if the daddy is an Australian citizen except through descent or an Australian citizen through descent having lived in Australia for 2 years. ( if dad ever lived in Australia for 2 years the baby will be registered) And certain the U. S. facilitates twin citizenship. From the U. S. State branch: A U.S. citizen would get carry of overseas citizenship through marriage, or someone naturalized as a U.S. citizen received't lose the citizenship of the rustic of delivery.U.S. regulation does no longer aspect out twin nationality or require someone to pick on one citizenship or yet another. also, someone who's good away granted yet another citizenship does no longer probability dropping U.S. citizenship. besides the indisputable fact that, someone who acquires a overseas citizenship through employing for it ought to lose U.S. citizenship. as a fashion to lose U.S. citizenship, the regulation calls for that the fellow ought to practice for the overseas citizenship voluntarily, through loose determination, and with the target to provide up U.S. citizenship. Australia also facilitates twin citizenship. See the 2d information superhighway website lower than.

Answer 5

Probably. You may want to consult someone in immigration instead of yahoo for an answer. I would choose one country to raise your baby, as if the mother ever chooses to bring the baby back to Mexico and leave you, you will have a hard time getting your child back or seeing your child again.

Answer 6

Yes, go to the American Embassy and register your child as an American Citizen, the law states she may have dual citizenship.

Answer 7

Only if she was born out of the country because one of her parents are on active duty in the military. Otherwise, you have to go through immigration to become a citizen.

Answer 8

Yes

Answer 9

You still have to fill out paperwork for her. You don't get it automatically. My dad is American my mom is Canadian. I was born in Canada and didn't automatically become a US Citizen at birth. I had to fill out the proper paperwork....

Answer 10

Yes. American Dad is all you need there.

Oh, and Mom can become one as well (relatively easily)