America's latest birth policy

Many white expectant mothers plan to have children in the United States, but they are uncertain about many issues, such as worrying about whether they can have children in the United States. Will pregnant women be repatriated if they give birth in the United States? After I came back, I was worried about Mabel's American identity, household registration, education and other issues ... I summarized the latest US policy of having children in 2022 and related issues of pregnant mothers, providing parents and children with a "ladder" to climb up and open the skylight to see the world.

A baby is an American citizen at birth. The United States is a home-grown citizenship policy, so any baby born in the United States can automatically have American citizenship. It doesn't matter which country or race your parents are. After the baby obtains American citizenship and becomes a legal American citizen, he can enjoy the rights of American citizens. You can enjoy the benefits of education, social welfare and immigration.

The 14th Amendment to the American Constitution has played a decisive role in American history since it was passed in 1868. According to this constitution, our children were born in the United States, that is, they have American citizenship and become American citizens. The rights conferred by the constitution are not deprived by anyone or any organization. The constitution of a country is the foundation of the country and the fundamental law that will never change! Therefore, the nationality of children born in the United States is not controversial. Children born in the United States by pregnant mothers in China must be 100% American! You can enjoy all the benefits of American citizens' educational resources, medical care and so on.

Question 1: Does the baby count as dual nationality?

First of all, a baby born in the United States must be an American citizen. After completing the above documents, the baby will be a thorough American citizen and protected by American law. Is China baby a nationality? Yes! Because according to the Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China, one or both parents are China citizens, and I was born in a foreign country and have China nationality. Only one or both parents are citizens of China and have settled in a foreign country, and they have foreign nationality at birth, so they do not have China nationality.

Generally speaking, most people who come to the United States from China to give birth are in line with the first situation. According to the above logic, babies born in the United States should have dual nationality, but China only recognizes one nationality and does not recognize dual or multiple nationalities; However, the US government has neither explicitly opposed nor explicitly acknowledged it. Therefore, if your child develops in China, he is of China nationality and is protected by China law; Living in the United States is an American citizen and is protected by American law. It seems that American-born babies really have an advantage.

Question 2: Can American babies be registered in China?

Sure! Since the China government has issued a travel permit to American baby China, recognizing his national treatment, it is reasonable and legal to register the household registration according to the nationality law of China on the premise of conforming to the family planning policy. Mabel will use a China travel card when she returns to China and an American passport when she goes to the United States.

Question 3: Will I lose my American citizenship if I register?

Of course not! In fact, the American identity of an American-born baby (as well as other foreign countries) has no influence on whether it can be registered in China, because Mabel's two identities are two parallel lines. Besides, knock on the blackboard! According to the US Immigration and Nationality Law, there are four steps to give up American citizenship: obtaining a second passport, filling out an application form, interviewing and completing the final tax return. After these actions are completed, the IRS can determine that Mabel is no longer an American resident in the sense of tax law. The most important prerequisite for renouncing nationality is to wait until Mabel comes of age. That is to say, after 18 years old, Mabel has the right to give up the nationality of a country when he can make a decision.

Question 4: Can pregnant mothers enter the United States?

Regarding whether pregnant women can enter the United States, the Customs and Border Protection (USCBP) stipulates that there is absolutely no explicit prohibition on pregnancy or childbirth in the United States. Although the U.S. government does not explicitly prohibit pregnant foreigners from entering the United States, it is up to officials of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to exercise their discretion to decide whether to allow pregnant mothers to pass through customs.

Question 5: Can I apply for a green card for my parents when I reach the age of 2 1?

Why do you want to go to America to have a baby? According to American policy, citizens are eligible to apply for a green card for their relatives when they reach 2 1. In other words, after Mabel 2 1 year-old, you can apply for a green card for your parents, easily get a green card in the United States, and immigrate to the United States, regardless of the schedule and quota.