منبع:
http://www.ins.gov/graphics/services/natz/citizen.htm
Your child, if born on US soil, will be a US citizen. (Unless you are
working as diplomat, or in any other capacity where by US jurisdiction
doesn't apply to you.
Having your child be a US citizen doesn't automatically incur any
advantage, at least any that is mentioned officially, in your quest
for citizenship, permanent resident status, or green cards. Although
your US-citizen child may apply for/sponsor your green card when
he/she is an adult of 21-years of age.
منبع :
http://ias.berkeley.edu/siss/flyers/children.htm
"Parents of a U.S. citizen child are eligible to apply for U.S.
permanent resident status when the child is 21 years old."
It is a common misconception that people can obtain immigration
benefits through their minor, US citizen children. If it were this
easy, most couples of childbearing age would have a green card within
nine months or so. The truth is that minor children cannot petition
for their parents’ green cards. Only US citizens, 21 years of age or
older, can petition for their parents
Parents can be petitioned by a U.S. citizen but only if the
petitioner (sponsor) is over 21 years of age. In other words, a
pregnant mother cannot deliver a baby in the U.S. and have the child
petition her even though the child would be a U.S. citizen
From The Immigration and Naturalisation Act, Section 201B
http://www.ins.gov/lpBin/lpext.dll/i...htm#slb-act201
"(2)(A)(i) Immediate relatives. - For purposes of this subsection, the
term ``immediate relatives'' means the children, spouses, and parents
of a citizen of the United States, except that, in the case of
parents, such citizens shall be at least 21 years of age."
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