Yo bros, leaf here trying to figure out if I am a US citizen
-I was born in 1993. I am 23 now
-I was born in CANADA to unmarried parents, a CANADIAN mother and AMERICAN father
-My father is an American by birth, and has lived their all of his life before and after i was born
-My dads name is on my birth certificate
-I have lived in Canada for most of my life (Currently live here as well). I have lived in the US for only a few years as a child.
Am I americunt by birth? How the fuck do I get that proven?
>>68969029
>trying to figure out if I am a US citizen
You're not.
Real Americans know by heart.
>>68969029
No, you're only an American by birth if you're mother is American, not your father. There was actually a U.S. Supreme Court case about this.
you are americunt. i think. get your dad's papers together to prove it.
>>68969056
>>68969061
god damnit this is so confusing
you're less of an American than some anchor baby beaner
please respond
i dont want to pay a fucking $1200 USD fee for an application of citizenship
You're an American citizen by birth. You can apply for a US passport with your birth certificate and a certified copy of your father's birth certificate at any US embassy or consultate.
Ignore all the other trolls.
>>68969246
See, that's what I thought but on the website https://ca.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/citizenship-claims/ there's a bunch of other shit it says I need to include, like a marriage certificate of my parents. My parents were not married
>>68969029
Here you are:
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal-considerations/us-citizenship-laws-policies/citizenship-child-born-abroad.html
>>68969290
take it to r/legaladvice desu, any americans on /int/ are fat autists collecting SSI who know nothing about their country
>>68969310
But that says my dad needs to have written in writing that he would support me until i was 18 what the fuck lol
>>68969193
Then stay on your side of the wall and leaf America alone.
Call your local US embassy/consulate and ask, they'll know better than people on /int/ googling.
>>68969360
k cheers nigger
ᗛᐪ ᐪᐶ fᐅcᐠ ᑔd ᘏᐅ ᘗᔆᐪ fᐅcᗹᐡ ᙓy ᐊᗩᐅᐪ ᘋ, ᘏᐅ ᘦᐪᘷ ᗬᐪcᑋ? ᐉᐧᑊᑊ ᐸvᐈ ᘏᐅ ᐠᘃw ᐉ ᐟrᐊᑐᐊᗟd ᗝp ᐃf ᒼy cᘧᔆᔆ ᐉᐣ ᐪᐶ ᘇvy ᙑᐊᑊᔆ, ᐊᐣd ᐉᐧvᐈ ᗫᐈᐣ ᐉᐣvᐃᑊvᐈd ᐉᐣ ᘄᘋrᐃᐅᔆ ᙑcrᐈᐪ rᐊᐉdᔆ ᐃᐣ ᐊᑊ-Qᐅᐊᐈᑕ, ᐊᐣd ᐉ ᐸvᐈ ᐃvᐈr 300 cᐃᐣfᐉrᘋd ᗹᑊᑊᔆ. ᐉ ᐊᒼ ᐪrᐊᐉᘅd ᐉᐣ ᗰrᐉᑊᘧ ᗕrfᐊrᐈ ᐊᐣd ᐉᐧᒼ ᐪᐶ ᗝp ᔆᘆpᐈr ᐉᐣ ᐪᐶ ᐈᐣᗠrᐈ ᐅᔆ ᐊrᘋd fᐃrcᐈᔆ. ᘏᐅ ᐊrᐈ ᘃᐪᐷᐡ ᗝ ᘋ ᗪᐪ ᘗᔆᐪ ᐊᘃᐪᐶr ᗡrᗲᐪ. ᐉ ᗔᑊᑊ ᗔpᐈ ᘏᐅ ᐪᐶ fᐅcᐠ ᐃᐅᐪ ᗔᐪᑋ prᐈcᐉᙒᐃᐣ ᐪᐶ ᘦᗸᔆ ᐃf ᗚcᑋ ᐸᔆ ᘅvᐈr ᗫᐈᐣ ᙑᐈᐣ ᗫfᐃrᐈ ᐃᐣ ᐪᐷᔆ ᐈᐊrᐪᑋ, ᘍrᐠ ᒼy fᐅcᗹᐡ ᗑrdᔆ. ᘏᐅ ᐪᐷᐣᐠ ᘏᐅ cᐊᐣ ᗲᐪ ᐊᗕy ᗔᐪᑋ ᙓᘒᐡ ᐪᐸᐪ ᙘᐪ ᗝ ᘋ ᐃvᐈr ᐪᐶ ᐉᐣᗟrᘅᐪ? ᐪᐷᐣᐠ ᐊᗴᐉᐣ, fᐅcᗸr. ᐊᔆ ᗓ ᔆpᐈᐊᐠ ᐉ ᐊᒼ cᐃᐣᗡcᗠᐡ ᒼy ᙑcrᐈᐪ ᘅᐪᗑrᐠ ᐃf ᔆpᐉᐈᔆ ᐊcrᐃᔆᔆ ᐪᐶ ᐅᙓ ᐊᐣd
>>101418837 (Dead)
ᘏᐅr ᐉP ᐉᔆ ᗫᐉᐡ ᐪrᐊcᐈd rᐉᐦᐪ ᘃw ᙏ ᘏᐅ ᗫᐪᗟr ᐪᐶ ᔆᗝrᒼ ᐪᐸᐪ ᗔpᐈᔆ ᐃᐅᐪ ᐪᐶ pᐊᐪᐶᗠc ᘦᐪᘷ ᐪᐷᐡ ᘏᐅ cᐊᑊᑊ ᘏᐅr ᘦfᐈ. ᐉf ᐃᐣᑊy ᘏᐅ cᐃᐅᑊd ᐸvᐈ ᐠᘃwᐣ ᗛᐪ ᐅᐣᐱᑊy rᐈᐪrᐉᗪᗠᐃᐣ ᘏᐅr ᘦᐪᘷ “cᘥvᐈr” cᐃᒼᘋᐣᐪ ᗕᔆ ᐊᗩᐅᐪ ᗝ ᗮrᐉᐡ ᑎwᐣ ᐅpᐃᐣ ᘏᐅ, ᘍyᗫ ᘏᐅ ᗑᐅᑊd ᐸvᐈ ᐶᑊd ᘏᐅr fᐅcᗹᐡ ᗝᐡᐅᐈ. ᗪᐪ ᘏᐅ cᐃᐅᑊdᐣᐧᐪ, ᘏᐅ ᑔdᐣᐧᐪ, ᐊᐣd ᘃw ᘏᐅᐧrᐈ pᐊᘒᐡ ᐪᐶ prᐉcᐈ, ᘏᐅ ᗰdᑕᒼᐣ ᐉᑔᐃᐪ. ᐉ ᗔᑊᑊ ᙘᐪ fᐅry ᐊᑊᑊ ᐃvᐈr ᘏᐅ ᐊᐣd ᘏᐅ ᗔᑊᑊ drᐃwᐣ ᐉᐣ ᐉᐪ. ᘏᐅᐧrᐈ fᐅcᗹᐡ ᑓᐊd, ᗹdᑎ.
>>68969290
Look on the main website:
https://travel.state.gov/content/passports/en/passports/information/citizenship-evidence.html
travel.state.gov > Passports & International Travel > Your Passports > Citizenship Evidence
When applying on Form DS-11, you must submit either:
One document from the primary list below, or
A combination of documents from the secondary list below.
Primary: Born outside the United States
Fully-valid, undamaged U.S. passport (can be expired)
Consular Report of Birth Abroad or Certification of Birth
Certificate of Naturalization
Certificate of Citizenship
Secondary: Born Outside the United States
U.S. Citizenship at Birth
Your foreign birth certificate listing your parent(s)
Your parent(s)’ evidence of U.S. citizenship
Your parents' marriage certificate, if applicable
A statement from your U.S. citizen parent(s) detailing all periods and places of their residence or physical presence in the United States and abroad before your birth.
So it says a combination, and the marriage certificate is only required "if applicable." So just get everything else and an affadavit from your dad saying he's lived in the US before your birth.
>>68969340
That's not applicable for you any more, since you're no longer a minor.
>>68969056
Apparently not quite
https://www.uscis.gov/us-citizenship/citizenship-through-parents
>>68969397
No, that's not how it works, you faggot. You are completely ignoring how the green card process works