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I-130, Question #13 - Report of Birth Abroad??

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Hello,

My husband is american (was born to an american mother) but he was born abroad.

He has a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (was born an american and this was filed).

I'm not sure how we are supposed to answer question #13.

Is it Naturalization or Parents? If it's parents, do I answer Yes or No to the second part of the question?

(Give certificate Number, date & place of Issuance?).

Or do I just answer "Parents" and leave the other part blank. He doesn't have a citizenship certificate as he was born American (only the report of birth abroad).

I really appreciate the help!

Samantha

Timeline
04-23-2011 - Married
05-06-2011- I-130 Application sent via UPS
05-11-2011 - NOA1
08-04-2011 - NOA2 - Approved
08-09-2011 - NOA2 Hardcopy Received
09-09-2011 - NVC Case # Received (35 day wait)
09-13-2011 - Completed DS-261 Online for Choice of Agent
09-16-2011 - AOS Invoice shows as "PAID" online
09-16-2011 - Conf Email for OPTIN of Electronic Processing
09-21-2011 - Emailed I-864/AOS Package to NVC Electronic
09-23-2011 - Paid/Received IV Bill
11-05-2011 - Submitted DS-260 & Supporting Documents
11-09-2011 - Case Complete @ NVC!
11-17-2011 - Received packet 4 email Interview scheduled for Dec 19, cannot attend due to Christmas plans sad.png
11-17-2011 - Rescheduled Interview
02-22-2012 - Medical in Toronto
03-28-2012 - Interview in Montreal - APPROVED!!! smile.png
03-29-2012 - Visa Received from Loomis
05-05-2012 - POE @ Toronto Pearson

02-11-2014 - Mailed I-175 to California Service Center

03-17-2014 - Biometrics Appointment

05-20-2014 - Approved!

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YuAndDan   153

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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Citizenship through "Parents" Can check NO if do not have a certificate, and attach a copy of US Passport as evidence of citizenship.

Naturalization has to do with entering the USA getting green-card and the applying for citizenship 3-5 years later by self.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

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Look here: A Candle for Love and China Family Visa Forums for Chinese/American relationship,

Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

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s88   1

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Canada
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Thanks so much!

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Citizenship through "Parents" Can check NO if do not have a certificate, and attach a copy of US Passport as evidence of citizenship.

Naturalization has to do with entering the USA getting green-card and the applying for citizenship 3-5 years later by self.

Timeline
04-23-2011 - Married
05-06-2011- I-130 Application sent via UPS
05-11-2011 - NOA1
08-04-2011 - NOA2 - Approved
08-09-2011 - NOA2 Hardcopy Received
09-09-2011 - NVC Case # Received (35 day wait)
09-13-2011 - Completed DS-261 Online for Choice of Agent
09-16-2011 - AOS Invoice shows as "PAID" online
09-16-2011 - Conf Email for OPTIN of Electronic Processing
09-21-2011 - Emailed I-864/AOS Package to NVC Electronic
09-23-2011 - Paid/Received IV Bill
11-05-2011 - Submitted DS-260 & Supporting Documents
11-09-2011 - Case Complete @ NVC!
11-17-2011 - Received packet 4 email Interview scheduled for Dec 19, cannot attend due to Christmas plans sad.png
11-17-2011 - Rescheduled Interview
02-22-2012 - Medical in Toronto
03-28-2012 - Interview in Montreal - APPROVED!!! smile.png
03-29-2012 - Visa Received from Loomis
05-05-2012 - POE @ Toronto Pearson

02-11-2014 - Mailed I-175 to California Service Center

03-17-2014 - Biometrics Appointment

05-20-2014 - Approved!

 
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