The children of civil servants and the military, born abroad will no longer automatically qualify for U.S. citizenship if their parents reside in the United States less than five years.
Now children born abroad automatically gain citizenship in accordance with Immigration Nationality Act 320. The new policy will start to operate on October 29, will be applied to the children of Federal workers and military personnel.
Under the new management of Service citizenship and US immigration services (USCIS), the parents must apply for citizenship on behalf of their children before they turn 18. According to the Agency, the old rules are contrary to other policies and Federal legislation.
The children of civil servants abroad will undergo a more rigorous process of naturalization.
«Some children are U.S. military personnel can complete the process outside of the United States without having to travel to the United States. However, the children of civil servants should come to the US legally with immigrant or non-immigrant visa, and they should have an official status, when they take the oath of allegiance which completes the process», — stated in the manual.
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The acting Director of USCIS Ken Cuccinelli said that the new policy does not affect people who were born and raised in the United States.
