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Born American in Czechia: What parents need to know about travel, passports, and citizenship

Having a child in Czechia as a U.S. citizen comes with paperwork obligations most parents don't know about; and a deadline that can't be extended

Juan M. Chaves Pernett

Written by Juan M. Chaves Pernett Published on 22.07.2026 15:30:00 (updated on 22.07.2026) Reading time: 6 minutes

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Shutterstock by Gladius Stock, nadianb
Shutterstock by Gladius Stock, nadianb

When people think about U.S. citizenship abroad, they usually think about taxes. But for American families living in Czechia, and for adults who were themselves born outside the United States to an American parent, some of the most consequential moments have nothing to do with financial obligations.

The recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship highlights how important citizenship remains to many American families, including those whose children are born outside the United States.

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