The father is a US citizen by naturalization and the Mother is an immigrant if the baby is born in the?
Answer:
You baby is a U.S citizen by birth, you will need to go to your nearst U.S Embassy or Consular office in the Philipines and register him or her there. I myself just registered my daughter who was born in Mexico and received a Certificate of birth abroad that same day. You will also need to get a passport for her if you are traveling by air which is the case. I did not have to get the passport since we came in by land.
Heres the Embassy link you need;
http://usembassy.state.gov/posts/rp1/www...
I'm pretty sure that any offspring of a US citizen is a US citizen. You'll have to ask the embassy how long it takes to get a passport or if one is even required for an infant.
I'm not sure if all countries apply the same law but my daughter born in Peru I got the Peruvian birth certificate to the nearest embassy and registered her. With my passport and my naturalization certificate (you must have those documents in original for such purpose). I received my daughter's passport and birth certificate the next day. It was a very simple documentation process.
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if the father lived in the United States for over 5 years and the baby was born within the past 10 years then the child should be good to go - register a simple birth abroad.
either way, both the wife and the baby should receive immediate permanent resident status as long as the father can and does sponsor them.
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