US Citizen?

Question

I'm Registered at the US Embassy since birth, Birth certificate Notarized and approved by Clark Air Base Administration (3CSG Hq) in favor of the embassy..has Social Security #...has complete documents, some stolen by the US Embassy, but denied

Answer 1

So where's the question here? DO you want to kow if you are a US citizen? IF the birth was registered at the embassy as you say and an SSAN issued, yes, you are a citizen. Get your US passport and go....

Answer 2

When you were born on the Air Base, if you were entitled to US citizenship they would have assisted your parents in forwarding the application for a Consular Report of the Birth Abroad of a Citizen of the USA (FS-240) to the embassy, and you would have that document.  If your parents never applied, or if you have lost the FS-240, you can apply or request a copy this way:

http://www.travel.state.gov/law/info/ove...

If, on the other hand, the Embassy refused to issue the CROBA, it's because you were not born a US citizen.  If they kept certain documents anyway, it's because the documents were questionable.  You can have an SS# but still not be a US citizen.

Answer 3

Do I assume right that you want to get a US passport? What documents do you still have to prove you are a citizen? Bring that along to the US Emabssy in Manila together with a filled out passport application form and pictures and passport fee.**

Call before you go so you will know what you will need to bring. Link attached.**