What should a single mother pay attention to when she gives birth to a baby in Saipan?

It is the same. To give birth to a baby in Saipan, you also need to apply for relevant documents after the baby is born. As an unmarried mother, there are two situations when giving birth to a baby in Saipan and handling documents for the baby:

1. Unmarried mothers register their father's information while applying for the baby's birth certificate.

After the baby was born in the hospital, the pregnant mother registered the information of her father at the same time. What are the benefits?

As we all know, when a baby born in Saipan reaches the age of 265,438+0, his parents can immigrate through relatives, while his father can immigrate to the United States with his mother through relatives.

Unmarried mothers only register their mother's information when they apply for the baby's birth certificate.

In this case, the mother who gave birth in Saipan only needs to fill in the single name in the hospital, and then only the mother's name is on the birth paper. Next, when applying for the baby's passport and travel permit, the pregnant mother must provide a single certificate opened in China, which must be notarized.

At this time, pregnant mothers will also have the following troubles:

1) The baby's travel card must be replaced in time. If it expires, it will be replaced. Because the birth paper does not have the father's name, it will be more troublesome to issue a one-time entry and exit certificate.

2) If you want to add your father's name in the future, it will be more troublesome, because adding your father's name to the birth paper requires both parents to go to the United States to submit an application to the court at the same time, and a lot of materials need to be submitted. The whole process is time-consuming and laborious.

So you should consider whether to add your father's name according to your own situation. I hope it will help you.