my mom is taking my baby to a different country, what are the requirements?
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for most countries a passport...   and both legal parents must sign the application
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if both parents were born in the uk then u sud be able to, contact the british embassy in the us and they might help u
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Even if only one of the parents is a US citizen, that child is a US citizen. The residence requirements of the US citizen parents are rather easy to meet. An embassy or consular office can issue a "Consular Report of the Birth of a Citizen Abroad" which will serve as the child's US birth certificate. They will also issue, at the same time, the child's US passport. Call the embassy in the country where the child was born and they will provide you with the specific information regarding the necessary local documents. Also, most of the US embassy websites will have information particular to children born in that country of US citizens.
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Go to a foreign country.
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Go to canada and australia official sites. they have all the rules and  paperwork you need.
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The child has duel citizenship.\nThe Mother does not.  Marriage to a U.S. citizen will keep her here, but there are not many other options, unless she can extend her work visa
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American tourist passports are blue.  Diplomatic and Official passports are black.  Your mother needs a passport from her home country.  She should contact the embassy of her home country in Washington for more information.  If she is a political exile, under some conditions, the United Nations can issue a white travel document.  I am not familiar with that process.
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Maybe the British Embassy in Rhodesia, they will have some sort of record of her emmigration I think. One word of advice to her though, remember your parents are the ones who brought you up and loved you dried your tears and bathed your knees when you fell. Good luck
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Go to the American Consulate in Mexico.  Apply and explain that your mother needs care and attention.  You are the only one who can help her.  She is an American Citizen.\nEnter legally.  No one is against legal immigration.\nIllegal immigrants bring in small pox polio or what ever.\nLegal immigration, gets papers, immunization shots and you have a place to go.  Shouldn't be a problem.
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This is a very difficult situation, as from what I can tell your wife entered London with fake documents.  This means that it is unlikely she will be able to exit and re-enter the country very easily, or at all, in the future.  It is just too risk, she may be caught next time and deported back to India.\n\nIt seems she is studying in London. She probably likes it there.  Perhaps her ability to earn a living there is better than in your home country.\n\nI really feel for your 11 year old son.  He must miss his mother.  There is nothing you can do, officially, to get her back.  She will want to have to come back on her own.  I suppose you can try to get visas to London for you and your son, to see if you can convince her -- in person -- to come back.  However (1) you may not be able to get visas; and (2) even if you do,  even an in-person plea to her to come back home may not work.\n\nIt sounds like you should get yourself and your son into counseling to deal with her departure.   You should also take time to look at your marriage, perhaps it was not a good one, which also caused her to not to want to return home.\n\nGood luck,
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She should send an invittion to you and a copy of it to the US Embassy in your country.
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go to the states.pick n choose.
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Both parents are US citizens.  No matter where the child was born the child would still be a US citizen.
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If she was born overseas but is a US citizen, then she had a Consular Report of Birth Abroad.  Here is all the information about them, and where she can write for a new one:  http://www.travel.state.gov/family/family_issues/birth/birth_593.html
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None you need a visa for each of these countries.
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Hi, First of all, I live in California and our laws, codes, rules and regulations are different here than there. \n\nBut if you are thinking of starting out on  your own you would have to have a separate case with you and your baby. We have already established that, however, if you are going to remain in the same household with you mother you  must become separate. What that means is that you have to keep your food separate (maybe have a separate refrigerator), and you pay for a portion of the electricity and other bills that you are accuming. \n\nSo, the first thing to do would be to have your mother take your baby off of her case and you start a new one with you and your own baby. Beware though, sometimes this creates animosity in the household and you and your mother should talk about this before you decide to go ahead and do it. \n \nIf you move out the household and get your own house:\n1. you would have to take your baby with you\n2. you have to report that you moved out of the household so that you \ncan have your baby removed from your mother's case and added on to \nthe one you will have. \n\nI hope this helps.
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Post Office for Passport. I know in the U.S. to get a Passport for a child you need both parents present or you have to fill out a form if it is impossible to get the other parent. \n\nhttp://www.auspost.com.au/BCP/0,1080,CH2123%257EMO19,00.html\n\nIf you have any questions you should call the Australian Embassy in the U.S. You should also inform them of your visit to the U.S.\n\nhttp://www.austemb.org/