Middle name for Oceana?
Pregnant with our second child due in December and we're not going to find out what the baby's gender is until birth Sibling is Tangerine Grace We don't care about what you think about our first child's name, because it's already her name and she has had nothing but compliments on it. We don't like the usual common unoriginal boring names, we like weird and unique names
If you were born in the middle of the ocean, could you be President? PLEASE ANSWER SOON!?
Only if it's an American cruise ship or a cruise ship in US waters. Otherwise the baby would still be a US citizen based on jus sanguis, but would only qualify if Congress makes an exception. Exactly such an exception happened with John Mc Cain. He was born to two US citizen parents in Coco, Panama, yet he is still eligible for the Presidency based on the US Congress' decision. Let's look at the Obama case. Let's assume he was born in Kenia or on a space ship. He would still be a natural born citizen as his mother was a US citizen, without a shadow of a doubt. However, in order to be the President (and VP) of the United States, you'd also have to be born on US soil. That's not the case for somebody who was born to one or two US citizen parents, but outside the US, unless it's a US military base or a US ship sailing under US flag, which also counts as US soil.
If you were born on a ship in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, what would be your birth country when applying for a birth certificate?
The place of birth will be AT SEA. But your citizenship will depend on the country where the vessel is registered, if the country determines that birth aboard a registered vessel is acceptable to be ‘birth in the territory of the country’. Irrespective of registration, most countries will consider you to be a citizen due to jus sanguinis (citizenship by descent) laws if either of your parent is a citizen of that country in question.
What will happen if someone is born in the middle of a sea? From which country is the child then?
Children are automatically the citizens of their parent’s countries, no matter where they’re born. Look at John McCain who was born in Panama but to American parents, so he is American.BTW, this brings to mind the status of offspring born to illegal immigrants here:“ Children of undocumented immigrants who were born in the United States become U.S. citizens automatically. The parent(s)' immigration status is not taken into account. This is due to the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.”Source: Child of Undocumented (Illegal) Immigrant Become U.S. Citizen? - AllLaw.com
If someone was born in the middle of the Atlantic ocean?
The factors that determine the child's citizenship are: > the laws of the country of the parents' citizenship (in some countries, a child born anywhere to a citizen is a citizen too) > the laws of the nation the ship has departed from > the laws of the nation the ship will land at > the laws of the nation of registry of the ship All these places are acting independently of one another, so the child might end up with a patchwork of citizenships. ---------------------- As for WHERE the child was born, in some cases the birth certificate listed latitude and longitude. http://www.laborlawtalk.com/showthread.p... (Scroll down to Rich Wales)
So what you think of the baby name Ocean?
Here we are again where me and my boyfriend are discussing names so what do people think of Ocean for a boy? And any middle names for it to go with or do you have any other suggestions on uncommon boy names? x
If a baby is born in the middle of the sea, does he have no nationality?
Many countries grant citizenship to the children of their citizens, no matter where those children were born. This is true for both US and Pakistan. As a dual citizen, if I had a baby born in Canada, for example, my baby would have all 3 nationalities, Pakistani, US and Canadian. If he was born in the middle of the sea, he would still have both Pakistani and US nationality.There are countries that do not grant citizenship to the babies born there. UAE and Saudi Arabia are famous for that, but I'm sure that there are others. The Rohingya crisis is apparently caused by the fact that people who have been living for 3 or 4 generations in Myanmar apparently don't have Myanmari citizenship. No other country acknowledges them as citizens either, though Myanmar claims that those people are Bangladeshi. Bangladesh as a country didn't exist at the time these persecuted people's grandparents moved to Myanmar, and Myanmar went by Burma in thise times.
What is a baby’s citizenship status if it was born on a plane?
It would have the citizenship of its parents, as in most normal cases.In the UK and Australia for example, if a Child is born either in the country itself, or in airspace above, the child will only have the citizenship of its parents. It will not be British or Australian.Some countries, such as the US, give citizenship to those born on US soil. The term is: birthright citizenship conferred by jus soli (Latin: right of the soil).Technically, using the word ‘soil’, that could exclude being born in the air..However, it seems they don’t apply the soil test…Q: What is the citizenship of a baby born on an airplane?Interesting reading at: What nationality are babies born mid flight?"Firstly, if the flight is from a country signed to the Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness agreement, then the child will be a national of where the airplane is registered."If the country is not part of the agreement, then the location of the airplane within international airspace will be the child's nationality. For example, if a child is born with USA airspace they would become an American national. However, if that country doesn't allow the child born in the country to become a citizen, it will then adopt the nationality of either the mother or father.""The same rules apply to babies born on cruise ships. Births tend to be more common at sea, due to the duration of journey."
Middle Name for Grant?
I used to like the name Grant but it became a guilty pleasure name due to having the same problem. I love Grant Everett- such a great name What about Grant Elijah Grant Cooper Grant Michael Grant August Grant River Grant Kelvin - A river of Scotland, Scottish Grant Rio - River, Spanish Grant Ronan - Little Seal, irish Grant Dillon - Born from the Ocean, welsh Grant Morgan - Sea Born
If a child is born mid-air while flying over pacific ocean what would be its place of birth and nationality?
If the birth took place in the airspace of some country (i.e. in the air over the country's territory or territorial waters), then the country of birth is that country. Otherwise, if born in international airspace, then there is no country of birth.For nationality, almost every country in the world has jus sanguinis rules whereby a child of that country's nationals automatically acquires that country's nationality at birth or soon after, under certain circumstances. So it is extremely probably that the child will have the mother's or father's nationality at birth, or both.In the very unlikely case that the child does not acquire either parent's nationality at birth, then the laws of the country of the plane's registration may apply. For countries that are party to the Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness of 1961, countries are required to give their nationality to children who would otherwise be stateless born in their territory, and the rules also extend to aircraft or ships registered in that country. Very few countries are parties to this convention. Other countries may have similar laws, but if not, it's possible that the child will be stateless.