Baby born abroad to American citizen parents.

[a mirrer]

And one more question, should I apply for the social security card together with the birth abroad and passport or in the U.S. ?

why not at the same time its just an extra form to fill out and your done with it instead of needing to take care of it later

[sruly101]

why not at the same time its just an extra form to fill out and your done with it instead of needing to take care of it later

Thinking maybe this may be another trigger if for some reason the want to prove my not living in the USA, HAMAVEN YUVEN

[satturn]

Thinking maybe this may be another trigger if for some reason the want to prove my not living in the USA, HAMAVEN YUVEN

If that's the case- if i meyvin, No matter where you get the passport,it's going to say Birthplace as Jerusalem or wherever it was.

[sruly101]

If that's the case- if i meyvin, No matter where you get the passport,it's going to say Birthplace as Jerusalem or wherever it was.

right but with passport I have no choice the question is if by social it matters?

[emjee]

Thanks all! I spoke to my local embassy (not Israel), she said "if both parents are US citizens my child is automatically a US citizen from the second he is born, all paperwork afterwards birth abroad etc, dosent make him a US citizen its just like a confirmation, So if both parents with enter the US with the blue passport (US passport ) and you will give for your son a different color, then they will make you issues, as he is already an american citizen"

Now I dont have any issues doing it here abroad, I just wanna know if it was possible to do all this paperwork first in the US:
1. Will I get the same birth abroad or some different document?

2. Will it be better later on for my son (to proof) that he lives in the US, by getting this documents in the US  Vehameven Yuvin...?

3. And if its not possible or does not make a difference, does it make a difference if I will apply for his social card first in the US or also not?

TIA

1. You will get the same birth abroad doc .
2a.  It would be better for your son to have it done there. However , that is not needed now. You can apply for a new passport when you are in the states in five years (when the present passport expires) - there's another option for him to do later on in life even if you don't do this for him . AFAIK either way is okay .
2b.  והמבין יבין -   הבנתי הכל! -  it's more important in the next while of your life that YOUR'S AND YOUR WIFE'S passports are issued in the states.
3. Apply now for the ss card with the passport . The passport will take up to 2 weeks after application,  but the ss card will take around 6 weeks.

Hatzlacha! & Mazel tov, may you have alot of nachas!

[aygart]

When my daughter was born in Canada seventeen years ago we applied for her birth abroad at the consulate in Israel and they did all the paperwork through Canada saying that only Canada embassies can issue for birth in Canada. We were told the same by whichever agency we went to in NY.

[sruly101]

1. You will get the same birth abroad doc .
2a.  It would be better for your son to have it done there. However , that is not needed now. You can apply for a new passport when you are in the states in five years (when the present passport expires) - there's another option for him to do later on in life even if you don't do this for him . AFAIK either way is okay .
2b.  והמבין יבין -   הבנתי הכל! -  it's more important in the next while of your life that YOUR'S AND YOUR WIFE'S passports are issued in the states.
3. Apply now for the ss card with the passport . The passport will take up to 2 weeks after application,  but the ss card will take around 6 weeks.

Hatzlacha! & Mazel tov, may you have alot of nachas!

Thanks so much, big mistake I made that I applied lately for my wife's new passport outside the USA, but nothing I was able to do

[emjee]

Thanks so much, big mistake I made that I applied lately for my wife's new passport outside the USA, but nothing I was able to do

Apply for new one for her the next time ur in the states. That's what I'm doing in April 😊

[sruly101]

Apply for new one for her the next time ur in the states. That's what I'm doing in April 😊

Not a bad idea, under which reason? lost?

[emjee]

Not a bad idea, under which reason? lost?

You don't really need a reason. Lost will give you paper work to fill out. Bring your valid passports and get new ones. Your reasoning is that you want your whole family to be getting passports that expire at the same time. Being organized sometimes costs money but is very worth it for menuchas hanefesh . Hatzlacha!

[sruly101]

You don't really need a reason. Lost will give you paper work to fill out. Bring your valid passports and get new ones. Your reasoning is that you want your whole family to be getting passports that expire at the same time. Being organized sometimes costs money but is very worth it for menuchas hanefesh . Hatzlacha!

Thanks sounds good! Will cost a bit, but may be worth it.

[emjee]

Thanks sounds good! Will cost a bit, but may be worth it.

It's worth it. Haveivin yavin if you have caught onto the convo in last few pages. Think about 2016 benefits

[Ergel]

My experience: went to post office without a consular report of birth abroad. Gave photocopy of both parents US passport.
They now sent a letter asking for consular report OR parents marriage license (not sure what relevance my marriage license is, but whatever).
Sending in the marriage license and should get passport without needing to go to the dreaded consulate.

[Alexsei]

My experience: went to post office without a consular report of birth abroad. Gave photocopy of both parents US passport.
They now sent a letter asking for consular report OR parents marriage license (not sure what relevance my marriage license is, but whatever).
Sending in the marriage license and should get passport without needing to go to the dreaded consulate.

Please update us,
Is there any stage later in life that a born abroad citizen should have to show CRBA?

[Ergel]

Please update us,
Is there any stage later in life that a born abroad citizen should have to show CRBA?

Will do, but will have to wait a little as I went to Canada Post to send in the info and they said it costs $26 to send. Waiting to send it with family
FWIU, once you have a passport to prove citizenship it's no longer necessary

[Shauly101]

anyone pm Ted Cruz to add his comments to this thread?

[Ergel]

My experience: went to post office without a consular report of birth abroad. Gave photocopy of both parents US passport.
They now sent a letter asking for consular report OR parents marriage license (not sure what relevance my marriage license is, but whatever).
Sending in the marriage license and should get passport without needing to go to the dreaded consulate.

Please update us,
Is there any stage later in life that a born abroad citizen should have to show CRBA?

Received my kid's passport without any issue.
Score one for not having to go to the consulate.

[Alexsei]

Received my kid's passport without any issue.
Score one for not having to go to the consulate.

Thanks
What about SSN?

[Ergel]

Thanks
What about SSN?

Next trip to the states - should be able to do that with birth certificate + passport.
I'll update you next time we go.

[Alexsei]

Next trip to the states - should be able to do that with birth certificate + passport.
I'll update you next time we go.

With Foreign birth certificate + passport?