Born Baby in United States 2018 Law

[CEE53147 559]

1 hour ago, Lara wash said:

 Hi, I'm 28 years old and my wife is Chinese. I'm Indian national and now we both are living in China. Me and my wife we are planning to birth our baby in USA, Reason ( want our baby to give better future & studies ). plus we'll also move to US on E2 visa very soon in a couple of years ( planning to start a business there ). Will you guys tell us about legal things in USA to born baby, indeed we do not have insurance etc in the USA but we can arrange funds to pay all feeses etc ! We are just curious in your idea how much $ it'll cost us the all ( delivery, treatment etc )

Do we have to hire any lawyer etc or simple went to any hospital and make an appointment?

Please advise whole processes!

 

 Birth tourism is a very contentious issue in the US.     

 

If your child is disabled, it will not give you a right to remain in the US. If the baby is disabled, the costs could exceed millions of US dollars.

Edited January 10, 2018 by CEE53147

[Lemonslice 4,699]

15 minutes ago, TNJ17 said:

You can’t go to the US just with the intention of giving birth so you can have an American citizen baby. That’s illegal. 

Uh... what is illegal about it?  Thousands of visitors do just that, every year.  As long as they have means to pay the hospitals, plans to return home, most are allowed to enter. 

[Boiler 44,688]

Birth Tourism is legal

 

Hospitals only care about being paid.

[Ontarkie 14,109]

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[WeGuyGal 1,052]

That language is uncalled for.. stick to the topic!

 

EDIT: the post was removed, thanks

Edited January 10, 2018 by WeGuyGal

[JRF 117]

52 minutes ago, Lara wash said:

indeed we can tell them but scared maybe it'll cause an issue like no entry etc ?

Please advise!

Tell the truth...and respect our laws.  That's my advice.

[JFH 12,189]

11 hours ago, Lara wash said:

indeed we can tell them but scared maybe it'll cause an issue like no entry etc ?

Please advise!

Scared of what? There are two outcomes. You are admitted or you are denied. If denied, you just return home. They don't shoot you. What's to be scared of? You must be truthful. 

 

Likely that your wife will be asked about it if she is obviously pregnant when she arrives.

 

What will you do if you are only granted 2 weeks admission? 

Edited January 10, 2018 by JFH

[Amhara 460]

OP, let's say everything goes well and your baby is born in good ol' Plano, Texas.  May your child be happy and health and make the world a better place!

 

Now, what does that mean for you?  Nothing.  Your US born baby will be a US citizen, but will not be able to sponsor you for another 21 years.  You would not have a better chance of overstaying and remaining nor getting US residency. 

 

I don't know if you would jeopardize your E-2 if your POE is denied - someone may want to give their thoughts on that.

 

Whenever the baby comes, the baby comes, but I must say this is a rather unusual situation.  "Birth tourism", huh?  So that is a thing?  I wonder if DACA would be sorted out by the time the kid is 5 years old...

Also, I think the OP is playing games on VJ...anyone else think so?

[Boiler 44,688]

E2 is a non immigrant visa so not sure how having a USC child would be viewed.

[Brittani 484]

2 hours ago, Lara wash said:

 Hi, I'm 28 years old and my wife is Chinese. I'm Indian national and now we both are living in China. Me and my wife we are planning to birth our baby in USA, Reason ( want our baby to give better future & studies ). plus we'll also move to US on E2 visa very soon in a couple of years ( planning to start a business there ). Will you guys tell us about legal things in USA to born baby, indeed we do not have insurance etc in the USA but we can arrange funds to pay all feeses etc ! We are just curious in your idea how much $ it'll cost us the all ( delivery, treatment etc )

Do we have to hire any lawyer etc or simple went to any hospital and make an appointment?

Please advise whole processes!

 

Not going to lie this sounds kinda sketchy...just being honest that's how they will look at it and yes it's about $20K but if there are complications even a simple C SECTION you're talking a lot of money. Best of luck. I feel like this plan isn't going to end well for you guys. 

[Coco8 1,042]

If you want to get an E2 visa, don't you think it will be a red flag to travel to have your kid in the US just because you want the baby to be American. Don't you think they will ask you about it? Plus, if you cannot pay the hospital bill, which can be hundreds of thousands of dollars, you will not be getting any other visa; someone last year was rejected for not having paid a hospital bill. 

 

And if you are going to have an E2, then the baby will get one too, which makes all this the more irrelevant.

 

 

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

2 hours ago, Lara wash said:

indeed we can tell them but scared maybe it'll cause an issue like no entry etc ?

Please advise!

You have to answer honestly. If you don’t you could be barred from future entry, US citizen baby notwithstanding. Also you do realize a child has to be 21 and living in the US before it can sponsor patents for a green card? ....that’s even if that categury still exists in 21 years’ time.

[Lara wash 1]

can see many replies, let me clear myself. if we born baby in China ( currently we are living here ) . the baby is still as a foreigner he'll not get things like a local baby get, HUKU ( family book )  and many favors as well.

Plus ,We are Muslim and in China here is nothing for Muslims, food and nothing at all. its better to live in christen country!

, If we go to Pakistan it's not that safe for my wife n baby!

 

We can afford his hospital and everything.  hope we'll get easily E2 or EB5 ( we have savings ) ! but all it takes a time, few years and we don't have a choice right now but born baby in US !   

 

Advise!

Edited January 10, 2018 by Lara wash

[Amhara 460]

Pakistanis love Chinese folks and more so as the POTUS has this opinion about Pakistan.  Your wife and baby would be fine.

 

Plus, don’t forget that you already have the E-2 visa.  Remember that trip to Plano?

[Lemonslice 4,699]

9 minutes ago, Lara wash said:

can see many replies, let me clear myself. if we born baby in China ( currently we are living here ) . the baby is still as a foreigner he'll not get things like a local baby get, HUKU ( family book )  and many favors as well.

Plus ,We are Muslim and in China here is nothing for Muslims, food and nothing at all. its better to live in christen country!

, If we go to Pakistan it's not that safe for my wife n baby!

 

We can afford his hospital and everything.  hope we'll get easily E2 or EB5 ( we have savings ) ! but all it takes a time, few years and we don't have a choice right now but born baby in US !   

 

Advise!

You can also look into Saipan, no visa required for your wife if I remember correctly.