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process for new born in Canada ( father american, mom canadian) to get legalized in US?

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Girl777   2

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Hi,

 

sorry if it is in wrong topic. We are currently pending spousal visa for me and my son to move to US to join my husband. However, now I am also expecting our mutual child with my husband, I live in Canada and our child will be born in Canada, can anyone refer me to what is the process to get the child legalized in US so all three of us can move smoothly once our visas are ready? I read about it a year ago but forgot what the name of visa is/or whatever this process is named. I remember it sounded relatively easy for newborn though whose father is American.

 

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On the assumption of being a USC you need to file a CRBA and then a US Passport.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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  1. How much physical presence does he have in the U.S. (= days actually spent in the U.S.)?
  2. How much of that past age 14? 
  3. Is there proof of his physical presence?

If I remember correctly, if 1. is >= 5*365 days, and 2. is >= than 2*365, and the answer to 3. is yes: your child is a U.S. citizen, and you should look at your embassy/consulate’s website and search for CRBA and file for that once the child is born. Best of luck and congrats to the new addition to the family! 

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