well that was just rude icant answer your question for sure you need to contact a lawyer.i have talked to several people that say if you prove hardship on the family then yes you can become a citizen without having to stay in the foreign born country very long but others say if you cant prove hardship then the illegal alien will have to stay in there country for 10 years. good luck!
I'm not sure about whom you are referring to: do you mean the baby getting citizenship, or the illegal alien spouse?
If you are asking about the child of a legal U.S. resident or citizen, and an illegal alien person, then the answer is that the child automatic U.S. citizenship if the at least one parent was a U.S. citizen, OR if the child was born inside the U.S.
If you are wondering about the illegal alien spouse, then they CANNOT gain U.S. residency (the first step to U.S. citizenship) while still inside the U.S. illegally. They must first leave the U.S., and apply for a Spousal Resident's Visa from inside a country where they have citizenship. The U.S. spouse will be their sponsor. The child is legally irrelevant in this case (except perhaps to show a possibly suspicious INS official that the marriage is indeed a real one, and not a fraud). The child CANNOT be the illegal's sponsor. So, should the U.S. citizen die (or divorce) before the illegal alien's residency visa paperwork finishes, then the alien is out of luck, and can't use the child as a reason to get a visa.
Designer babies are legal in different states to save a sibling with a disorder such as in the UK. But in different places its illegal to have a designer baby such as in Britten.
No because the child is not considered an American if it was not born in the U.S Actually, yes... In most cases, one is a U.S. citizen if both of the following are true: # Both parents were U.S. citizens at the time of the child's birth # At least one parent lived in the United States prior to the child's birth. INA 301(c) and INA 301(a)(3) state, "and one of whom has had a residence." The FAM (Foreign Affairs Manual) states "no amount of time specified." A person's record of birth abroad, if registered with a U.S. consulate or embassy, is proof of his or her citizenship. He or she may also apply for a passport or a Certificate of Citizenship to have his or her citizenship recognized.
yes, you can. It is leagal for a female to move out at the age of 16 with a child. But! Can you provide for yourself and the baby if you move out?
When it comes out of the mother, and becomes a baby.
She had a boy, Rory, last October :)
No. Only if you marry him, he will become a citizen.
Whatever you can get... The good news is that if your baby was born in the USA - it will have US citizenship...
Nothing, having a child with an illegal alien is not a crime.
He is Mexican and American (has dual citizenship).
not the mother nor the baby
They are still illegal aliens. Only the anchor baby is a US citizen
No, only when the child is an adult (18) can they request a green card for the parents. They will be illegal until then, unless they marry a citizen or get an employer to sponsor them.
if you didnt know the illegal alien was there illegally, then none, and it is as simple as that. It would be the illegal alien that would be in trouble.
No. A baby born in the USA is automatically a citizen, but the mother is still illegal.
The baby will have US citizenship.
The baby will automatically be granted citizenship since born in the United States. If you marry your boyfriend he will too but he doesn't really have an affect on the outcome of the baby's citizenship.
Well its called common marriage he would have to pay child support, illegal immigrants have many rights since her child is a u.s. citizen the government will help her raise the baby. You just have to find more info about it get educated about the subject so you don't become a fool of anyone.