i live in taiwan,what are the requirements in getting phil passport of my nine months old babies?
78880
yup call philippine embassy for information by that they will help you what you need to do.. call theyre nice people! goodluck. try google or yahoo for website link.
199412
Here is a site to get an infant passport quick.
541261
All you need is a birth certificate.\n\nHowever, in 2008 that changes, and you will be required to have a passport.  But right now, a US Birth Certificate, and a US Gov't issued ID will suffice.
347505
Even if only one of the parents is a US citizen, that child is a US citizen. The residence requirements of the US citizen parents are rather easy to meet. An embassy or consular office can issue a "Consular Report of the Birth of a Citizen Abroad" which will serve as the child's US birth certificate. They will also issue, at the same time, the child's US passport. Call the embassy in the country where the child was born and they will provide you with the specific information regarding the necessary local documents. Also, most of the US embassy websites will have information particular to children born in that country of US citizens.
715762
In Jan, 08 you will, but not now. I see some that say 07, but not by my information. The post office lines will be long when it is broadcast out that news. The cost is going up all the time too, your tax dollars at work. It takes me 20 minutes standing in line now to get a book of stamps! Right now you need a passport or your birth certificate in crossing any border or for cruise ships.\nIf you owe back child support over $5,000 you can not get a passport to anywhere, everything is tied to your social security number by computers, Americans are being round up and herded  and fenced in like cattle and the excuse is terrorism, we need reform and to wake up!
647367
the kids probably have dual citizenship because of your wife (like I do) and yes its legal\n\nthe reason they want you to have both is an american passport won't prove that they are brazilian, personaly I would sugest getting both, it will probably be easyer for them going through customs and everything, atleast it is for me going from the US to the UK\n\nas for how they can force you, if they know you need both they can probably refuse you access to the plane for not having the proper passports\n\nalthough I did travel for a few years with only one passport before I knew I needed both and I never got stopped I would not really want to go to all the hassle of getting to the airport only to be turned away
468754
It's really not that hard to get your parents' birth certificates. See the site below. As for why they need it, after 1982, they began requiring children born in the UK to prove that their parents were citizens or permanent residents. Simply being born in the UK is not enough to prove you are a citizen.
50724
CHECK WITH PHIL. EMBASSY THERE....
626829
You have to locate the child first (usually through and adoption agency), undergo the adoption process in the Philippines, and then apply to U.S. immigration to bring the child here. Keep in mind that U.S. immigration laws state that in order for the child to immigrate here, the adoption must be done before he/she turns 16 years old.
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You need permission, not from the government, but for the airport.  The security checks will never allow a three year old to fly without signed written permission from BOTH his parents.  Or one and a photocopy of a document stating that you have SOLE custody.\n\nYou need to write somethign like this:\n\nI, Mary Smith, give permission for my cousin, Jane Brown (dob April 5, 1978 passport number 999-9999-9999) , to take my son Jack Smith (dob. September 14, 2003, passport number 000-00000-00000) to Columbia.  She will be travelling between April and September 2006.\n\nThen you need to take this letter to a notary public with some ID to prove who you are, and sign it while she watches.  She will stamp it to prove you signed it.  With this letter, your cousin can travel with your son.  You may want to write another one giving her permission to seek any medical or dental care for your son.\n\nAll this is protection for our children against kidnapping.  We have to prove that this person has the right to cross a border with your son and is not kidnapping him.\n\nIt is simple to do, and the notary should also be able to help you out.  Usually they are not expensive at all.  Tuck this letter in his passport, and keep it with her the whole trip.
1057749
Depends on what you are going for... if you are going to visit, just a driver's license and birth certificate.  Passport would be even better.  Your passport allows you to stay up to 6 months.  If you are going to work or school, whole different ball of wax.
641054
You can fill out form N-600 that lets a child under 18 become a citizen automatically along with any of their parent. You can only do this once the mother is a citizen. The father doesnot have any effect on the matter. The residency can be claimed through any parent as long as the child is legitimate.
1093281
Ask for some form of identification such as passport, driver's licence, identification card, birth certificate or go to the Periodic Table of Elements.
956044
documents needed to get a passport issued are.......\n\n   Fill the passport form  (which can be downloaded from the website.....\n   six passport size photos...latest ....in the stated size as per the form\n   address proof...D/L , Ration card , Bank passbook , etc...complete list of documents given on the last page of the form......\n    standard 10th marksheet for age proof.........................\n     educational qualification certificates......
745998
Yes - you must have a valid Passport.
448425
Try here:\n\nhttp://www.netherlandsembassy.org.zm/en/visa_requirements.html
221130
None you need a visa for each of these countries.