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- Thread starter smartyn
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namecheckvictim
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There are some residency period requirements in the US for a US Citizen to fullfill, but generally if your Nephew/Niece was born after he obtained his Citizenship then the Children are US Citizens.
namecheckvictim
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Not only that but she can pursue to get Child Support from the Father if she is not getting it already from different agencies without getting a attorney and when the Children turn 21 they can sponsor your sister for a Green Card.
There are some residency period requirements in the US for a US Citizen to fullfill, but generally if your Nephew/Niece was born after he obtained his Citizenship then the Children are US Citizens.
thank you for your reply.
if you talk about kids' father - he is a US citizen by birth. kids were born in Europe. do you think it's possible to claim citizenship by their father US nationality?
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Not only that but she can pursue to get Child Support from the Father if she is not getting it already from different agencies without getting a attorney and when the Children turn 21 they can sponsor your sister for a Green Card.
no, she is not getting any support from him - it was a mutual agreement.
namecheckvictim
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Your Sister should contact the closest US Embassy to start the process.
Here is the link you might want to read the exact law.
http://travel.state.gov/law/info/info_609.html
The Children are US Citizens.
Here is the link you might want to read the exact law.
http://travel.state.gov/law/info/info_609.html
The Children are US Citizens.
Jackolantern
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Your Sister should contact the closest US Embassy to start the process.
Here is the link you might want to read the exact law.
http://travel.state.gov/law/info/info_609.html
The Children are US Citizens.
Not necessarily. You can't assume the children are US citizens when you don't know if the USC father met the residence requirement before their birth.