Having Kids OutSide USA After Becoming USC

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If an individual becomes a USC via naturalization (Naturalization was achieved via 5 yr green card via employment), and moves out of the USA immediately. Any biological kids born outside the USA to this individual, will they become US citizens at birth? 

[Pinkrlion 2,724]

45 minutes ago, LightSaber said:

If an individual becomes a USC via naturalization (Naturalization was achieved via 5 yr green card via employment), and moves out of the USA immediately. Any biological kids born outside the USA to this individual, will they become US citizens at birth? 

No

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Possibly

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2 hours ago, Pinkrlion said:

No

Short and sweet and to the point.

Care to elaborate on your thoughts or should the OP do a little more digging first?

I'm going to hazard a guess that the residency requirement of a US citizen won't have been met? Think you have to prove 5 years of residency as a citizen, not a combination of GC holder and naturalised person.

You indicate leaving almost immediately after your oath ceremony I believe (Don't take your suitcases with you!) or the person who you are writing on behalf of is.

Any potential children born outside of mainland US and its territories presumably will not have an automatic right to citizenship.

I may be u correct I'm my logic, however there are restrictions being imposed now on what circumstances / criteria allows for automatic citizenship.

 

"Won't somebody think of the kids!!".....