my girlfriend gave birth to my child oversea, she is not a US citizen, but I m US citizen.?
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That is a toughy and not something that a non-professional is going to be able to help you with. I would try to find a lawyer who can give you a little free advice. Get a phone book and just go down the list. Get 10 or 20 answers and see what they gravitate toward. I would also like to know what happens in this. It's interesting. Email with what you find out: mj12@email.arizona.edu. Thanks man.
70607
Contact the US State Department and talk with someone about the kidnapping of your baby.  They will work with the other countries' ambassador to work on the location of your child.
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Well 1st of all Congratulations!\n\n The child does need to be with the daddy I'm a firm believer is this I assuming you of age Okay base on the information I will be giving toward you an answer.\n\nOne tuff predicament huh!\nCall lawyer (ref) and get legal-aid Pro-Bone-O lawyer free of charge to low income people. If you cannot get the money for another one.\n\nNow if your child is born in Canada he/she will be a Canadian Citizen so if you do not wish for this to happen then come to the U.S. and stay with family when your time is near and have your child in the U.S.A. and then go back after the birth of your child this way you will not have all that paper work to do.
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of course. as long as you was born here. she would have to geta  spouse visa and they WILL ask alot of personal problems but contact their website and ask them your self. i doubt they wont let her
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It sounds as if your actual citizenship, adoption and work status are questionable.  You will need to contact the court or attorney who handled your adoption. They may be able to help you trace your documents in order to get a Guatemalan Birth Certificate.  Many children in the US when adopted are issued new birth certificates listing the adoptive parents as the new birth parents. \n\nIs it possible that your adoptive parents told you that you were legal, when that was not really true? The combination of "lost documents" and the social security card with INS restrictions make it all seem suspicious.\n\nIf you ever once had citizenship then you would not need to "get" citizenship again, though you might need to replace your documents. I would start with a visit to the online US embassy, they have information and contacts regarding gaining citizenship. These contacts may be able to help you work through your paperwork step by step to get your desired result.\n\nYou can visit the local Social Security office and get a new Social Security card issued, though it is likely to still have the INS authorization restriction. \n\nYou may benefit from the services of an immigration attorney.
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If the child isnt with the mother then no the mother cannot get child support for a child shes not supporting either. The money might be sent to whoever is supporting the child yes. If they are living outside of the US it might work different I am not sure. One of the parents living in the US should have the child. Why is she living outside the US?
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a person born in a country not of parent's citizenship but the person can choose the country where he was born
456984
Are you a US citizen? I am guess from your language that you are not..   Yes, speak with an attorney.
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That may not be so easy. I am not a lawyer, but I had to study this a lot not so long ago because of my status (today, legal alien, permanent resident). First, you never mentioned how she got into the country. Is she legal? Is she a permanent legal resident?
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Unless she is seriously a bad mother and you can prove it.  You are probably not going to do well with this.  The only way I could see this working would be to take the kid and leave the country.  It's a bit drastic, but otherwise you'll just have to accept that the boy will live with his mother, probably as he should.  You can visit and try to stay connected, while you pay child support.
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Leagally, he has rights to see her.  To take her from you, he has to prove you to be unfit.  That can be hard to do.  He will have to pay child support do to the fact that he is, by all rights, her father.  They could issue a paternity test since he name is not on the birth cirtificate but what I would do if I were you is find yourself a real good lawyer right now and get on the right track to securing your and your daughters future.  They would be far more knowledgable in this field and could help you more than strangers.  Everyone will have their own opinion, but it is up to you to do the right thing.
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Well she is now illegal in this country! The whole thing about the k1 visa is that she has to marry you to legalize or adjust her status! If you two are already married, she is supposed to have condition residence until you both apply to remove those conditions after two years ! So if she left, her green card is only good for two years! Which brings me back to my point! She will be illegal after two years.Notify USBCIS on the situation! If you have already done the I-751( Petition to Remove conditions on permanent residence) Regardless if you signed I-864 ( Affidavit Of Support) I am afraid there is nothing you can do if she doesn't want to come home. Still notify USBCIS on the situation though! What sucks is you still me responsible for them after divorce! Re read the form and get a lawyer! Sorry man , but good luck!
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Contact the INS, they are the only ones, other than an expensive immigration attorney, that can give you dependable legal advice in this area. You should not try to obtain this kind of legal information on-line. The immigration laws are always changing, especially now with the mass of illegals in the U.S. Good luck with your endeavor! I wish you all the best! Thank you for being a responsible citizen and not trying to take short cuts! BRAVO! :)\n\nYou may also need to contact an adoption attorney. This is a VERY sensitive case, make sure to get PROPER legal advice from reputable sources. Don't try to ASSUME things just because you were informed of it by a relative or someone who has gone through the process many years ago. U.S. laws are always being changed. Once again, good luck!
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If you marry her, then go to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, and get an I-130 form, petition for a spouse, and an I-485 form, petition for change of status.  \n\nAs her husband, you can request her status be changed to immigrant.\n\nOr, fly her home to Korea, then fly her back on a tourist visa and marry her while she is legal.
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I'm sorry to hear your story, I think I can guide you at least with the first part of your problem.  Since you are leaving in the States you should find the closest Guatemalan consulate and ask for their help. They might help you in getting your birth certificate and maybe in copies of your adoption papers.  I hope you find a solution to your problem.
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it's not a simple question, but yet it is.... and i see the underlying statement in it... yes your child could be african etc if the laws of the land allow... not every country has the same laws as america.... if your child if born in a country where dual citzenship is allowed and you are only visiting, yes, he may receive citiizenhip from that country, but you do not....he will also be a US citizen since his parents are, but if he does not return to the US and get his SSN and etuff before a certain age, it will be difficult.... a lot of people take advantage of these laws, it's not fair to many, but it happens...but being born in a country does not make you "...ian"  it just allows you to have the potential to be a citizen of that country.... just because you were born in a country does not make you of that country.... it's kinda semantics....
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Apologies accepted ..........And your question is? If you have a "green card" you are not illegal....so don't worry ........ it is normal , when people olny knows about birth certicficates, we know the diference , that's all  that matters.