deutsch / amerikanische Staatsangehörigkeit - WIE

Ah ja, AZ. Stimmt, hatte ich übersehen. :)
Dann sollte sie mit der Kombination Name+Alter+Bundesstaat auch ohne SSN seine Adresse finden können, etwa über www.ussearch.com.
 
Garcia schrieb:
ja waren wir
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Dann hat Deine Tochter die Staatsbuergerschaft, vorausgesetzt der Vater lebte mehr als 5 Jahre in den USA, mind. 2 davon aelter als 14 Jahre.

Obiges gilt es aber zu beweisen. Solange sie unter 18 Jahre ist, geht NICHTS ohne den Vater. Danach kann sie es selbst in die Hand nehmen, aber dann benoetigt sie Beweise fuer die Anwesenheit des Vaters ín den USA.
 
bitte seid doch nett zueinander!!!
Naja der kleinen (8Jahre) ihr Dad ist US amerikaner und lebt in den USA - leider komme ich null an ihn ran - er steht aber auf der geb.-urkunde etc ....
aber trotzallem geht nichts...habe diese email vom Konsulat erhalten:





Thank you for your inquiry into birth registration and congratulations on the birth of your child!
Children born abroad to American citizen parents are entitled to be documented as American citizens if the citizen parent meets certain transmission requirements laid out in the Immigration and Nationality Act. The following information will assist you in determining whether or not you are able to transmit citizenship to your child and will assist you in completing the necessary steps to register your child’s birth and obtain a U.S. passport.

If your child has a potential claim to U.S. citizenship, it will be necessary for the U.S. citizen parent to execute an application for a “Consular Report of Birth Abroad” before a consular officer. Both parents must accompany the child to the Consulate. You may also apply for your child’s first passport and social security card when you report your child’s birth.

Processing of citizenship claims is done by appointment only. click here
Make an in-person appointment at http://frankfurt.usconsulate.gov/service.html. Appointments are available Monday-Friday from 07:30-11:30, with the exception of German and American holidays and the last Thursday of each month. Applicants should plan to arrive at least 30 minutes prior to their scheduled appointment.
Please remember to bring all required documentation, (described below), with you to your appointment. Missing documentation may result in delays in processing your case.

Military and DOD Civilian Passport Renewal

If you are a military member or Department of Defense civilian employee, you must contact your Personnel Services Battalion passport agent on base to schedule an appointment for all passport services. Mail-in applications for military members and DOD civilians should also be sent to the Personnel Services Battalion passport agent on base, per DOD policy.


Consular Report of Birth Abroad First Passport Social Security Card
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To apply for a Consular Report of Birth Abroad for your child, you need:

· Completed Form DS-2029
Application for Consular Report of Birth.



· The Child’s Beglaubigter Auszug aus dem Geburtenregister .
Child’s German Birth Certificate – “Eintrag aus dem Geburtenregister”
This is the German Birth Certificate, issued by local authorities. This document must show the biological parents’ names. Short form birth certificates, which do not indicate parentage, are not acceptable

· Photo ID of the child, if applicable This is not necessary for newborns.

· Evidence of Parents’ Citizenship and Identity

Acceptable documents include:
- U.S. Passport;
- Original or Certified copy of a U.S. birth certificate (usually bearing a raised seal);
- Certificate of Naturalization;
- Consular Report of Birth Abroad.

· Marriage Certificate, if applicable
Original certificate issued by local, state, or national government authorities. If your marriage certificate is in a language other than English, a certified translation must be provided.

· Divorce Decrees/ Death Certificates, if applicable
It will be necessary to show termination of all prior marriages for both parents. Please bring certified translations, if appropriate.


· If the child’s father is a U.S. citizen who is not listed on the birth certificate, evidence of acknowledgement of paternity by the U.S. citizen father and agreement to pay child support.
As evidenced, bring a notarized Affidavit of Parentage and Physical Presence or a U.S. court order regarding child support payment.

· Primary evidence documents that may establish your physical presence in the U.S. before the child’s birth
Acceptable documents include:
- DD214 Separation Statement (Military Members only);
- Transcripts from High School and/or College;
- Wage Statements.


    • · $65.00 U.S. Application Fee Accepted Payment Methods are:
- Cash: Either dollars or Euros;
- Credit card- Visa, MasterCard; American Express, Discover, or Diners Club;
- International Money Order to the exact dollar amount made payable to the “United States Disbursing Officer;”
- Cashier’s Check draw in dollars on a bank in the United States made payable to the “United States Disbursing Officer.”


<<Statement of Consent.pdf>> <<Affidavit of Parentage and Physical Presence.pdf>>
The attached Checklist may be useful as you prepare. <<CRBA Checklist Template.docx>>



To Apply for Your Child’s First Passport, you will need:
    • Completed passport application form DS-11;
    • Any foreign passport that the child may currently hold or is included in;
    • Two identical passport photographs, measuring 2 in. x 2 in. or 5 cm. x 5 cm. Subject must be facing front, on a white background. The face must be clearly visible. Pictures can be taken at the Consulate for €6.00 (coins only);
    • A self-addressed, German Registered Mail (Einschreiben) envelope with €3.60 in stamps (available at any German Post Office) in which to have your documents returned to you once processing is completed;
    • If one parent is unable to accompany the child and second parent to the Consulate for the appointment, a notarized, original Statement of Consent by the absent parent is required;
    • $85 U.S. Application Fee for children under 16 OR $100 U.S. Application Fee for children over 16. Accepted payment methods are the same as above.
Social Security Card:

Processing for the social security card application can be done following your interview for birth registration by the Federal Benefits Unit located adjacent to the Passport Unit at the Consulate. Applicants must present a completed SS-5 Application for Social Security Card, an original valid identity document (i.e. Passport) and the original German birth certificate. The Passport Unit will provide a copy of the child’s passport upon issuance to the Federal Benefits Unit to complete the application. It will generally take an additional 3-4 weeks for the actual Social Security Number card to arrive from the United States; after all required evidence has been received. Further general information on this subject and the application form can be found at www.ssa.gov or by writing directly to FBU.Frankfurt@ssa.gov.


<<Customer Security Notice.pdf>>
 
SO nun weiss ich das es eine moeglichkeit gibt meiner tochter die doppelte staatsangehoerigkeit zu geben / ohne kontakt mit dem vater zu haben.
 
Dann waere es nett wenn du uns an deinem Wissen teilhaben laesst..kann ja hilfreich auch fuer anderen sein...;)
 
Evi schrieb:
Seh ich auch so. Erzaehl doch bitte mehr. Freut mich, dass es doch einen Weg fuer euch gibt.
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FRA Konsulat hat mich angerufen und meinte das ich folgende Papiere benötige: Hochzeiturkunde (von ihrem Dad und mir von damals), Scheidungspapiere, ggf. seine Geburtsurkunde (ist aber nicht zwingend), meiner Tochter Ihre Geburtsurkunde (da steht er ja drauf) und ggf. einen Aufenthaltsort (aber das habe ich ja nicht) und Passfoto - das alles zu beantragen kostet dann 65 $ (glaub ich) und der Vater muss mind. 5 Jahre in den USA gelebt haben. So nun muss ich das selber erstmal alles in die Hände nehmen ;)=
 
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