CRBA FILLING CONFUSEDON QUESTIONS 20/21

[khamees 0]

AM A US CITIZEN BY BIRTH , I ONLY STAYED IN USA A FEW MONTHS WHERE I WAS A BABY THEN I LEFT USA AND AM NOW LIVE IN GAZA STRIP PALESTINE

 , ANY WAY NOW AM ADULT AND GOT MARRIED AND GOT TWO CHILDREN  BORN ABROAD OFCOURSE

AM FILLING DS2029 CRBA TO APPLY FOR BIRTH CERTIFICATIONS 

IN QUESTION (#20 Were you married to the child's other biological parent when the child was born? Yes No ) WHAT I SUPPOSED TO ANSWER . MY CHILDREN ARE BORNED  AFTER I MARRY MY HUSBAND  , ALSO IN QUESTION #21 Date and Place of Marriage to the child's other biological parent and current status ? SHOULD I COMPLETE FILLING MY MARRIAGE INFO ???

 

PLEASE HELP ME ON THIS 

[mcdull 474]

27 minutes ago, khamees said:

AM A US CITIZEN BY BIRTH , I ONLY STAYED IN USA A FEW MONTHS WHERE I WAS A BABY THEN I LEFT USA AND AM NOW LIVE IN GAZA STRIP PALESTINE

 , ANY WAY NOW AM ADULT AND GOT MARRIED AND GOT TWO CHILDREN  BORN ABROAD OFCOURSE

AM FILLING DS2029 CRBA TO APPLY FOR BIRTH CERTIFICATIONS 

IN QUESTION (#20 Were you married to the child's other biological parent when the child was born? Yes No ) WHAT I SUPPOSED TO ANSWER . MY CHILDREN ARE BORNED  AFTER I MARRY MY HUSBAND  , ALSO IN QUESTION #21 Date and Place of Marriage to the child's other biological parent and current status ? SHOULD I COMPLETE FILLING MY MARRIAGE INFO ???

 

PLEASE HELP ME ON THIS 

 

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https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal-considerations/us-citizenship-laws-policies/citizenship-child-born-abroad.html

 

You child may not be a US citizen after all.

[Illiria 980]

US requires that their citizens have lived in the US for a certain amount of time prior to the birth of a child in order to be eligible to pass on citizenship to their child born abroad. 

 

As you were married when you had the children you are required to have spent between 5 and 10 years in the us prior to the children's birth in order to pass on citizenship (length of time dependant on what year the children were born in)

 

To answer the specific questions

 

Is your husband the biological father of your children? if so then as you married him before the children were born then the answer to the question #20 is yes. 

 

Again for question #21 if your husband is the children's biological father then you put the details of your marriage to him there.

 

(As a side note, please do not write in all capitals as it's the internet equivalent of shouting at people.)

 

 

 

Edited August 4, 2017 by Illiria
Clarifying

[Mark88 183]

You(r children) do not fulfill the physical presence requirement. Your CRBA will be denied. You will have to go another route for to get your children USC. See here: