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nourhan003   0

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hi im asking about waiting time for new born in morrco will travel with her mother that will get green card with baby

father of new born will get us citizen in november 2013

so what is the waiting tie for new born to get us citizen ?

what will be the process for baby to get it ?

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Canerican   242

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So just to clarify, the mother is Moroccan, the father is getting US Citizenship in Novemeber 2013, and the baby was born in Morocco?

 

 

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jthoby   2

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yes mother is morrocan and baby born in morroco , the father is getting citizen in us november 2013 and mother will get visa with new born in the same day and will be green card in us

After 6 months the baby becomes a citizen all u need to do is change he status ofter 6 months of entry into the US

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Mark88   184

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Where did you hear about this "6 months" thing?

I guess she is referring to the Child Citizenship Act of 2000. It's pretty straigt forward: If you become a USC in November, the child lives with you in the US and has a green card, the child automatic becomes a USC by operation of law.

We actually had a similiar experience: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/431566-our-story-crba-for-our-child-denied-entering-the-us-with-a-baby-transportation-letter-and-citizenship-through-the-cca/

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I guess she is referring to the Child Citizenship Act of 2000. It's pretty straigt forward: If you become a USC in November, the child lives with you in the US and has a green card, the child automatic becomes a USC by operation of law.

We actually had a similiar experience: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/431566-our-story-crba-for-our-child-denied-entering-the-us-with-a-baby-transportation-letter-and-citizenship-through-the-cca/

Right. I don't see "6 months" mentioned in the Child Citizenship Act of 2000.

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Mark88   184

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Right. I don't see "6 months" mentioned in the Child Citizenship Act of 2000.

I understood that the parent will be a US citizen in 6 months. For the CCA there is no wait time. The underage child becomes a citizen when the parent completes naturalization. There is no adjustment of any status necessary in this case.

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