Assertion: citizenship's child | /r/HasProperty | born
Facets:
value: abroad
type: LOCATION
value: past "first generation limitation"
type: OTHER
value: no earlier than february
type: TEMPORAL
value: outside of wedlock
type: OTHER
value: after june
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Similarly, if a child of U.S. citizens is born overseas, he or she may automatically become a citizen of both the United States and the country of birth, depending on that country’s laws.
text: The child is considered born past "first generation limitation" and the parents would have to sponsor the child to become a Permanent Resident.
text: Transfer citizenship to children who are born abroad
text: the mother (or the father, if child was born on or after June 12, 2017) was a U.S. citizen at the time of the person's birth, and the mother was physically present in the United States or one of its outlying possessions for a continuous period of one year prior to the person's birth.
text: The laws regarding citizenship obtained through acquisition are quite complex and take into account factors such as the citizenship of parents and whether the child was born outside of wedlock.
text: On 11 June 2015, Bill C-24 further extended the automatic grant to children of British subjects who were born or naturalized in Canada but never acquired Canadian citizenship.
text: Children of U.S. citizens who are born abroad may acquire U.S. citizenship, though there are many factors that impact whether this is possible and what is required to do so.
text: British citizenship by descent is only transferable to one generation down from the parent who is a British citizen otherwise than by descent, if the child is born abroad.
text: If the parents have lived in the UK for less than five years when the child is born, the child may be registered as British under section 1(3) of the British Nationality Act once the parents complete five years' residence.
text: Where a parent obtains British citizenship or 'settled' status (for example, indefinite leave to remain) after the child is born, provided he
text: Those who lived in the UK until the age of 10    Where a parent became a member of the armed forces after the child's birth, if the child was born on or after 13 January 2010  
text: Born outside the UK or a qualified BOT: Where a parent was a member of the armed forces at the time of the child's birth and stationed outside the UK or a qualified BOT, if the child was born on or after 13 January 2010 ( otherwise than by descent )  Born before 1 July 2006 to a British citizen father who was not married to the non-British mother at the time of the child's birth (only applies to those who are not subsequently legitimized by their parents' marriage after birth depending on father's domicile),    may confer citizenship by descent or otherwise than by descent depending on whether the child would become a citizen by descent or otherwise than by descent had the parents been married Born between 1 January 1949 and 31 December 1982 to a CUKC mother who would have been considered a CUKC by descent under section 5 of the British Nationality Act 1948 if the provision had been gender-neutral, and a non-British father  Certain children born outside the UK to a British citizen by descent (applicant must be a minor at the time of registration), confers citizenship by descent : the British citizen parent has resided for at least 3 years in the UK or a qualified BOT and has a parent who was a British citizen otherwise than by descent (residence requirement is waived when the minor would be otherwise stateless)  both the British citizen parent and their spouse have resided for 3 years in the UK or a qualified BOT  
text: Parents’ citizenship is almost always taken into consideration, as are the citizenship laws of the country the child is born in.
text: Although many states allow the acquisition of nationality through parental descent irrespective of where the child is born, some do not allow female citizens to confer nationality to their children.
text: You will have been classified as British Otherwise than by Descent, can hold a British Passport, and can pass British Nationality to your children, irrespective of where these children are born.
text: You will have been classified as British Otherwise than by Descent, can hold a British Passport, and can pass British Nationality to your children, irrespective of where these children are born.
text: The child must be under 18 years of age (at the time the law took effect, the child had to be born no earlier than February 27, 1983)
text: For example, a child who was born in another country may become a citizen if both parents are married and citizens at the time of birth and at least one of the parents was living in the U.S. or one of its territories before the child was born.
text: On 11 June 2015, Bill C-24 further extended the automatic grant to children of British subjects who were born or naturalized in Canada but never acquired Canadian citizenship.
text: the child's father who died before the child was born was a Finnish citizen and who was married to the child's mother at the time of his death; or
text: The child is considered born past "first generation limitation" and the parents would have to sponsor the child to become a Permanent Resident.