Q: I am here on a visa and i have my baby here would my baby be an american citizen,and would i have a problem going back?
When i came here on my visa i was 7 months pregnant and they told me i was allowed 9 mo ths to stay would i have problems going back with my baby??
A: Taking your baby back to your home country? Interesting question, actually. I suppose you could get a US passport for your baby (and possibly one from your home country, depending on the laws of your home country).
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It depends on what you want for your baby, if your country allows dual citizenship you can register your baby as your citizen in the nearest embassy for your country. If your country does not allow dual citizenship you will have decide if you want your baby to be an american citizen or a citizen of your country. All the best.
Shan D Potts,
Immigration Attorney,
Los Angeles, CA.
888 333 1832.
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