Posted on 10/02/2009 9:58:24 PM PDT by Frantzie
http://naturalborncitizen.wordpress.com/2009/10/02/doh-reverses-course-releases-index-data-for-president-obama-stanley-ann-and-barack-sr-no-records-for-maya-exist/#comments
Looks like Maya has no COLB according to Leo's record search and the parents were married.
[ed. no. it's not open. they were married. their marriage index data is on file with the DoH... myth conclusively busted.]
[ed. I dont know about Maya's citizenship. all I know is that she has no COLB from Hawaii. that myth is busted.]
Leo is doing alot of speculating, s usual.
Sounds like Leo needs some boots on the ground in HI. All these former JAG attorneys and retired attorneys out there. Seems like they are mostly AWOL.
Maya was born in Indonesia, so why would anyone expect her to have a birth certificate from Hawaii?
Leo is in this to “bust myths” not to get real answers. He’s targeting to discredit us - not Obama’s natural born citizenship status and documentation. He has not seen any of the documents he’s claiming to know exist by the cryptic answers he’s getting from DOH. Odd.
I think he has a one track mind. He thinks that these questions about Obama’s birth place are a waste of time because Obama is not a NBC as his father was not American. He believes the COLB is a birth certificate and is good enough to prove he was born in the US and we should be paying attention to his argument about the NBC issue. He’s irritated with Orly for going to court as she has done.
Because back when the B/C story was 1st breaking, last year and the Won’s COLB was being debunked, there was some speculation that Maya’s COLB was used as the template for his.
Also that added to the outrage that “anyone”, citizen or not could get a COLB in Hawaii.
If 0bama Sr. and Ann Dunham were married, I think there may be some chance for challenging his eligibility on the ground that the father was not a US citizen. If they were not married, it’s more likely that he had to follow the mother’s. Am I wrong?
........those sloppy seconds Soetoro’s~~~~
How did Maya become an American citizen?
I'm not sure of the origin of that claim. At one point, I thought I read that Maya herself claimed she had a Hawaiian COLB, while claiming she wasn't born in Hawaii.
Hell, I don’t think she is.
Yes, I don’t think it was a big “myth” that anyone is out looking for Maya’s COLB. She was not born in the US and neither was her brother, most likely.
had to follow the mother’s what?
From the State Department's website: Documentation of U.S. Citizens Born Abroad
"...The birth of a child abroad to U.S. citizen parent(s) should be reported as soon as possible to the nearest American consular office for the purpose of establishing an official record of the child’s claim to U.S. citizenship at birth. The official record is in the form of a Consular Report of Birth Abroad of a Citizen of the United States of America..."
I’m certainly familiar w/ FS-240, but simply being born abroad to a foreign father & American mother isn’t sufficient to convey American citizenship.
A few documents have to be submitted. Follow the link. It isn't a difficult process.
How did Maya become an American citizen?.........
Since her mother is an American citizen she is one too. But had to file some naturalization paperwork at age 18 since she was not born in the USA. I have a low opinion of her. She is in outer space
Here is a question I statement I made on Leo’s blog when has not been cleared:
You receiving unrequested “marriage” information for Stanley Ann is like saying you are receiving the data on his parents but you are not. You are receiving information about who his mom married; but the birth parental data has not been given to you.
I suspect it is the father issue that the DOH is trying to avoid releasing by side steping the issue and giving you data from a marriage certificate instead of the parents listed on Obama’s birth certificate. To make a determination on Obama’s natural born status, the parents listed on the birth certificate, not mom’s marriage certificate, is required.
I’m certainly familiar w/ FS-240, but simply being born abroad to a foreign father & American mother isn’t sufficient to convey American citizenship.............
It is 99% sufficient but one must file naturalization forms at age 18. Then you are home free
Not if the father is a foreign national. It actually depends on the residency history of the mother and the statutory requirements at that time (1970).
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