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Hello,
Me, my spouse & my daughter have GC & we will be applying for US Citizenship by next year(2006) as we are completing 5 years after GC... My daughter is born in INDIA & so her initial or last name is my husbands first name... ---> Aishwarya K(India Birth certificate) Aishwarya Kumaran(India Passport & GC) As per new rule opened by Ms. Jaya Lalitha states that mothers inital or first name can be added to childs name.. I want to add my name to her name to appear as Aishwarya U.K or Aishwarya Uma Kumaran May i know the procedure to change her name in INDIAN Passport & Green Card? so that she will be identified as Aishwarya Uma Kumaran?? Thanks Uma |
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I assume that your daughter is < 18 yrs old so only you and your husband will apply for citizenship. On the day you or your husband take US citizenship oath and your daugher is < 18 yrs old on that day, your daughter will automatically become US citizen. You will be able to get your daughter US passport along with your and your husband's passport.
If you want to change the name of your daughter NOW, you will do it in the local county court in the area of your residence. After that, you will apply for getting her Indian passport with the new name. There is a Misc Service Form on the Indian consulate's website. This can be done by mail, although will take time and money. You will then have to file I-90 with the USCIS to get a new green card with the new name for your daughter. To keep it simple and less expensive, you may want to wait until your or your husband becomes US citizen, then change your daughter's at the local county court house and apply for US passport for your daughter with the new name! |
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Name change in Green Card for my Daughter
Thanks for the reply...
My daughter is 5yr old now... Few questions... 1. Do we need to complete the exact 5 years after GC (starting from date mentioned in GC) to apply for Dual Citizenship? 2. If we are applying for Dual Citizenship, Do i need to change my daughers name in local court House in INDIA as well as in USA court house before applying for new INDIA & USA passport? |
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http://www.immigrationportal.com/sho...d.php?t=140033 Quote:
Last edited by sg_orl; 18th August 2005 at 06:32 PM. |
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Thanks sg_orl;
That is a relevant info for me too as I am going to complete my 5 years soon. Only difference is that I dont have my Indian Passport current. Is it a must to surrender the Indian Passport after US Citizenship? Is there an alternative to that? Also, is it a must show the Indian passport at the time of citizenship? Meanwhile can I travel outside of the US without my passport? I appreicate your input. |
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Remember, I am strictly a layperson without any legal training. Please, if in doubt, be sure to use the services of a professional lawyer whom you trust. |
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By Indian law you HAVE to surrender the Indian passport once you take the citizenship of another country. There is no other way around it. Besides, you have to leave and enter US with a US passport. So you will need a visa to go to India and in order to get an Indian visa, they ask for previous Indian passport and at that time the Indian Consulate will cancel the Indian passport and give you an tourist visa in your US passport. If someone lies to claim that the Indian passport was lost, or not surrender the Indian passport, it's still just a souvenier not a travel document. Whether it's a "cancelled" and expired passport or just expired passport, it does not matter. Quote:
Yes you can travel outside of the US without your passport, but ONLY to Canada and Mexico. In order to travel anywhere else, you will NEED an unexpired Indian passport. Renewing the Indian passport is quite easy, just follow the steps outlined on Consulates' website, e.g. http://www.cgihouston.org and send it by an overnight mail or at least a certified mail, both ways. If the passport has been expired for over 6 mos, then they have to get some clearance from the Passport Issuing authority in Indian and that takes a little bit more time. If not for any other reason, just for a peace of mind that in an emergency you can leave for India with no hassles, would be a good enough reason to renew the passport. Last edited by sg_orl; 19th August 2005 at 01:07 PM. |
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Thanks for the reply. I changed my daughters name in Indian Birth certificate. She is 6yr now. How to change her name in Indian Passport? Her Indian passport is getting expired by this month. How to change her name in GC now? I can apply for US citizenship prior to 90 days will be Aug'06. I saw Dual Citizenship process is started & they yet to receive applications - i saw in cgisf.org website. Do i need to apply US citizen before applying for Dual Citizenship? How can i change my daughters name in GC or USA/INDIA passport if applying for Dual citizenship? Shall i request for my daughters's name change when i go for Naturalization/Oath Ceremony? Can you give me your options. Uma |
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