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Although I was born in the Philippines, I became an "instant US citizen" and got my US passport at the Embassy, through my parent, who was born in the US, but later came to live in the Philippines.


When I went to the US Embassy to apply for US passports for my children, their applications were denied because I never lived in the US before their birth. Is there any way that my children can become US citizens without my having to move to US and petitioning them for green cards?


Very truly yours,


RV


Dear RV:


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Grandparents have been seen dancing with their grandchildren in Orange, listening to the hottest bands play at Dish, or simply taking a stroll with the kiddies at the mall. Being a grandparent is heaven on earth because every little word, smile and hug from the grandchildren will make you forget all your worries.


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Grandparents have been seen dancing with their grandchildren in Orange, listening to the hottest bands play at Dish, or simply taking a stroll with the kiddies at the mall. Being a grandparent is heaven on earth because every little word, smile and hug from the grandchildren will make you forget all your worries.


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Although I was born in the Philippines, I became an "instant US citizen" and got my US passport at the Embassy, through my parent, who was born in the US, but later came to live in the Philippines.


When I went to the US Embassy to apply for US passports for my children, their applications were denied because I never lived in the US before their birth. Is there any way that my children can become US citizens without my having to move to US and petitioning them for green cards?


Very truly yours,


RV


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Grandparents have been seen dancing with their grandchildren in Orange, listening to the hottest bands play at Dish, or simply taking a stroll with the kiddies at the mall. Being a grandparent is heaven on earth because every little word, smile and hug from the grandchildren will make you forget all your worries.


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Grandparents have been seen dancing with their grandchildren in Orange, listening to the hottest bands play at Dish, or simply taking a stroll with the kiddies at the mall. Being a grandparent is heaven on earth because every little word, smile and hug from the grandchildren will make you forget all your worries.


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The excitement of grandparenting

By Preciosa S. Soliven | November 28, 2019 - 12:00am

When I first became a grandmother, I excitedly joined class reunions and compared notes about grandchildren with my high school classmates who also had become lolas. Each of us brought out “brag books”...

Education and Home

Celebrate Grandparent's Month at Enchanted Kingdom

September 25, 2011 - 12:00am

Treat your lolo and lola to a magical day of fun at the Enchanted Kingdom.

Entertainment

Obtaining 'instant citizenship' through a grandparent

By IMMIGRATION CORNER | By Michael J. Gurfinkel | September 12, 2010 - 12:00am

Although I was born in the Philippines, I became an “instant US citizen” through my parent, who was born in the US, but later came to live in the Philippines.

Opinion

Obtaining ‘instant citizenship’ through a grandparent

By IMMIGRATION CORNER | By Michael J. Gurfinkel | February 13, 2005 - 12:00am

Dear Attorney Gurfinkel: Although I was born in the Philippines, I became an "instant US citizen" and got my US passport at the Embassy, through my parent, who was born in the US, but later came to live...

Opinion

The joy of being a grandparent

By Mons Romulo | September 15, 2001 - 12:00am

So who’s afraid of becoming a grandparent? We dread being called lolo, lola, grandma and grandpa – because this would be an affirmation that we are old. Times have changed. These days, being a grandparent...

Sunday Lifestyle

The joy of being a grandparent

By Mons Romulo | September 9, 2001 - 12:00am

So who’s afraid of becoming a grandparent? We dread being called lolo, lola, grandma and grandpa – because this would be an affirmation that we are old. Times have changed. These days, being a grandparent...

Sunday Lifestyle