My sons and I are all US citizens although one was born abroad. Now I have a grandson who is born abroad and it seems I can't get him a US passport, when I go back to the States...
I went on the USCIS.gov site but it is so confusing and says he needs to be naturalized but when I read the conditions it doesn't seem to meet. Why am I being denying citizenship for my grandson??

Can someone help me and send me to the right form to fill out?

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Originally Posted by HeliP

My sons and I are all US citizens although one was born abroad. Now I have a grandson who is born abroad and it seems I can't get him a US passport, when I go back to the States....
I went on the USCIS.gov site but it is so confusing and says he needs to be naturalized but when I read the conditions it doesn't seem to meet. Why am I being denying citizenship for my grandson?????

Can someone help me and send me to the right form to fill out?

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Because unless you committed incest... your grandson isn't your child. And isn't entitled to it automatically meaning its not a birthright beyond immediate children. Only US Citizens can get a US passport.

First you can't apply, his parents will apply for him.

Next was all the supporting documents of birth certificates provided, Did you go talk to the embassy ( you said you were out of the US)