No, you have to wait until the child reaches the age of 18 years who could then
only if the child isn't a citizen, if he is a citizen then you would have to fly (plane) him over to wherever you live.
To be a Filipino citizen means being a part of the nation of the Philippines, with rights and duties as outlined by the country's laws. It entails being entitled to benefits such as voting in elections, holding certain government positions, and enjoying the protection of the Philippine government.
Any nationality can live in Chicago. If born there you are a us citizen.
If you live in the US... a minor (an unemancipated minor) can't sue anyone.
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If someone is born in the USA, they are a natural born citizen. Illegal aliens are those who are born elsewhere and live in the USA without permission.
Yes you are.
I assume your nephew is a minor. If you live in the United States and he is not a citizen of the United States, there is a procedure you can use to make him a citizen. There are immigration lawyers who are familiar with the process.
An 18 year old is still a minor there
Did you mean: 'Citizen'? if you did then the definition is as follows: Citizen: a citizen is a member of the public that belongs to a certain country if you were born and live in the same country, you are a citizen of that country and protected by it's laws.
No, because you would be a man. Your wife could, though, if she was in the UK when she gave birth to a baby. You might note that if you live in the UK she is still a citizen there. If you live in Venezuela she is a citizen there.
You must live in the U.S. for 15 years, or be born in the U.S.