My wife & i are non-US Citizens, while our baby is a US Citizen.
Recently, i came across some information.
The situation is - if something were to happen to both the parents - because the baby is a US Citizen, the child will be "protected/ guarded" under the applicable laws of the US Land. (Just to note - amongst the baby's grandparents & all relatives - all are non-US Citizens & are spread across the world.)
Under these circumstanes, if we were to request the US Government, to hand over custodianship of the baby to the grandparents until she becomes a "major" - could someone elaborate on what may be required by the US Government - to meet this condition.
Any information in this regard would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Recently, i came across some information.
The situation is - if something were to happen to both the parents - because the baby is a US Citizen, the child will be "protected/ guarded" under the applicable laws of the US Land. (Just to note - amongst the baby's grandparents & all relatives - all are non-US Citizens & are spread across the world.)
Under these circumstanes, if we were to request the US Government, to hand over custodianship of the baby to the grandparents until she becomes a "major" - could someone elaborate on what may be required by the US Government - to meet this condition.
Any information in this regard would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.