Yes, you are likely a U.S. citizen by birth if one of your parents was born in the U.S., regardless of where you were born. This means you would not be classified as a naturalized citizen, as naturalization applies to individuals who gain citizenship after birth through a legal process. Since you moved to the U.S. at a young age and have lived there, you may also have additional rights and privileges as a citizen.
If both of the parents are Chinese, a person born in China will be Chinese. However, there are many exceptions to this. If the parents, or at least one of the parents, is a US citizen, they child can be a US Citizen. Many other countries have the same rule.
If your parents are from a country that allows dual citizenship, the answer is yes. Contact the embassy or consulate of the country your parents are from. Example: Canada, Italy, France, the UK, Iran, Brazil allow this; Japan, South Korea, China, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the UAE do not.
A person born in China to a Chinese parent is classed as a Chinese citizen. As one of the parents is American the child is entitled to claim dual-citizenship at a later date.
You said it yourself- by birth, meaning you have to be born in the US to be a US citizen. You can also become a naturalized US citizen if you've lived here for a certain amount of time. The test will be English unless you meet specific requirements to take it in a different language.
i am a naturalized Australian citizen, born in India, i want to move to usa on green card?.?i know i have to find a sponsor to get green card. I want to ask how much time it will take for me to get green card.Will my application for green card will be considered as an Indian or Australian. I know that people from India,china & Philippines have to wait for longer to get green card because there priority date is not currentMy concern is that will i get any advantage being an Australian citizen and get green card sooner than any Indian applicant.I am an IT professional. thanksraman
Jiaen Guo is from Germany, but her parents arent. Her parents are from China.
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If the Chinese person in question is an American citizen, yes. A citizen of China cannot.
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anyone who is NOT a citizen of China needs a visa.
Scientific NameMelia azedarachCommon NameChinaberry, China tree, Chinaball treeA China Ball tree is from northern India and China having purple blossoms and small inedible yellow fruits; naturalized in the southern United States as a shade tree.
Native to Asia and it is especially abundant in the Shanxi and Szechuan provinces of China, naturalized in other parts of the world including the United States.