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New born baby of a us citizen father and indian mother

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i did receive the passport of my baby but i did not get the social security number, can anyone tell me what do i do now?

You should have filed for the SSN at the same time as the CRBA. If you didn't, then you'll need to file for the SSN. If you did, then the USA embassy should be able to tell you the status and give you the social security number (but not the card - that gets mailed).

Derek & Rita Explorer

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hi

i m in the same boat....is they count five years residency after i got USC or from the green card residency period.i am naturalised citizen in nov 11....but my baby is going to born on feb 2013. my wife is permanent residency....but lives in abroad

That's a question for the lawyers for sure. You lose your permanent residency if you leave the USA for more than 6 months (without advanced parole). Best advice I can give you is have your baby born on USA soil.

 
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