If I as a foreginer give birth to an american citizens child in the US, can I and the baby stay in the USA?
Answer:
No, you and the baby get sent back to your country of origin and you can apply for visas from there. You may have your request expedited because of the baby, but you still have to go back. There was a story on CNN just recently about this very issue.
the baby is then US citizen. u'd have to consult an attny about the mother. I think the mother would have to be treated as a regular visitor and return to her country of origin with her child on a US passport and visa if necessary. The mother may be granted special status and have her stay extended if the baby cant travel but thats about it .
Not because of the baby. That's what all the illegal alien criminals from Mexico are crying. They pop out a kid here so that they can be a citizen and then say that they have the right to stay here because of the child. Sorry. The kid may have rights, but you don't.
Yeah it's called an "anchor baby", and unfortunately you will be granted residency. I hope we can change that law, because that's how a lot of illegals become "legal". Crying shame...
No. The baby is a citizen but you are not. You would have to go back to your country and apply for citizenship.
they will accept you unless you are a terrorist Muslim
NO. Your baby can stay but you can not. Parents DO NOT get legal residency just because their kids are American citizens.
Mojojo has is all wrong! I if it was that easy, half of my family would have legal residency in the US.
This is one reason why some people support amnesty. Deportation separates families.
U will be able to stay in the US and your baby will be an american citizen so they can't make the baby leave and if u take the us citizens test and pass u can stay. hope this helps
Umm...don't think so. If the baby is born here then I think he/she is considered a US citizen but that doesn't do anything for you
You need to call Immigration and ask for sure but as far as I know the child is automatically an American citizen and you will be able to stay but you still must apply for citizenship the same as everyone else.
A baby born in the US is automatically a US citizen. For you, however, it's a different story. A lot of paperwork and all that good stuff, but a having a chid in the US does not mean you can automatically stay.
yes, you will be granted permanent residency as your child will be born in the US
i suggest that you find a nice man like me and have my baby. i'll then buy you our own counrty and you won't have to worry about US citizenship. as far as that ignorate reply from the one that says take your baby to holland, well, obviouslly he's from a limited gene pool cause the USA has the best welfare system. well, so how's about you have my baby and we buy bill gates island and setup our own country? *wink*wink*
why not take your baby and go home, where you belong? or go to holland, they have much better welfare and social services for you to sponge off of.
If you enter the US as a visitor, you can't stay in the US. You need to enter the US by using a fiance visa, then you can " live" in the US. But your child can stay in the US with your fiance since the child is his kid and the child has a right to get a citizenship here in the US. But unfortunately, you can't stay.
If you want to stay in the US, enter the US by an appropriate visa. And if you enter the US by visa waiver and stay here, you will be considered as an illegal immigrant.
i think its better for you and your child to go back to your country because being born in USA and given the nationality that its a must for the child to stay in USA
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