Married: after 5 years: full (= to mother)
Un-wed: none.
Wed: none until married for 5 years, at which time, green card is obtained
The biological father have to give up his parental rights or this will not be possible. If he is an illegal immigrant he can still have paternal rights in the US. Once his rights are terminated you can apply for adoption.
the child has no rights if he is still with his mother but if not,then all the money and things go to te child
you get rights
no rights bcause they are not us citizens, or residents that have greencards.
Rights of the US citizen.
only if the baby was born in the us
A non US citizen has rights just like any other spouse. Rights are dependent on what state they live in and how long they have been married.
Look at the bill of rights!
All the same rights as a US citizen, except he/she cannot vote or hold public office. If he/she is in the US illegally, the application of those rights can vary somewhat.
The father's legal rights in terms of fatherhood are the same as those of any father in the United States. His rights in terms of immigration benefits do not change in any way by having a US citizen child. The child will not be able to sponsor its parents until it turns 21, and then it will have to provide proof that it can financially support them.
Yes. If their mother or father became a US. citizen then legally if they're under 18 they are a citizen.
No. He will have to return to his country of origin and apply to be an US citizen like everyone else. The child is an US citizen because he/she was born to a parent who is an US citizen and also because the child was born in the US. Having a child with a US citizen or while in the United States does not give you US citizenship. My advice would be, first, to return to your country of origin because you are here illegally, then marry the mother of your child and then apply for permanent residency.