1-130 Petiton for infant

[Islanddream 0]

Hello All thanks for your answers, i am still a bit confused i read on a site about consular report of birth ( The US

CITIZEN PARENT MUST HAVE BEEN PHYSICALLY PRESENT IN THE UNITED STATES FOR A PERIOD OF OR PERIODS TOTALLING FIVE YEARS PRIOR TO THE BIRTH OF THE CHILD, AT LEAST TWO YEARS OF WHICH WERE AFTER THE US CITIZEN PARENT REACHEAD THE AGE OF 14 YEARS.) my cousins husband has been living in the US as a permanent resident for 17 years, he got natralized before the birth of his son, can he trasmit US Citizenship to his son? during these years he lived in the US, only came to Jamaica on visits

[Delicia 1]

Was the child born in the U.S.? If not, I think the parents (the U.S. citizen) can go to the nearest U.S. Consulate/Embassy and register the birth there.

[pushbrk 12,569]

Hello All thanks for your answers, i am still a bit confused i read on a site about consular report of birth ( The US

CITIZEN PARENT MUST HAVE BEEN PHYSICALLY PRESENT IN THE UNITED STATES FOR A PERIOD OF OR PERIODS TOTALLING FIVE YEARS PRIOR TO THE BIRTH OF THE CHILD, AT LEAST TWO YEARS OF WHICH WERE AFTER THE US CITIZEN PARENT REACHEAD THE AGE OF 14 YEARS.) my cousins husband has been living in the US as a permanent resident for 17 years, he got natralized before the birth of his son, can he trasmit US Citizenship to his son? during these years he lived in the US, only came to Jamaica on visits

Yes.

[scorpio68 0]

Hello All thanks for your answers, i am still a bit confused i read on a site about consular report of birth ( The US

CITIZEN PARENT MUST HAVE BEEN PHYSICALLY PRESENT IN THE UNITED STATES FOR A PERIOD OF OR PERIODS TOTALLING FIVE YEARS PRIOR TO THE BIRTH OF THE CHILD, AT LEAST TWO YEARS OF WHICH WERE AFTER THE US CITIZEN PARENT REACHEAD THE AGE OF 14 YEARS.) my cousins husband has been living in the US as a permanent resident for 17 years, he got natralized before the birth of his son, can he trasmit US Citizenship to his son? during these years he lived in the US, only came to Jamaica on visits

Yes he can, there is a document called the affidavit of physical presence which he he will have to complete, it can be quite extensive, in my case i went to college and post grad training so i used my certificates as additional proof to establish the > 5yrs time frame,

The first step is just have your cousin go into the US embassy in Jamaica and ask for the application for Consular Report of Birth, they should give him a package of forms that is pretty clear in its instructions.

The key is CHILD born to USC, if they want to get picky the will ask for DNA

http://travel.state.gov/family/family_issu.../birth_593.html

check out the above link on the dept of state website