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With the minor proviso that your citizen parent has spent enough time in the US(with some of the time required to be after 14), in the case that a citizen is married to an alien. It's slightly different if both parents are citizens(perfunctory residency requirement for one parent); if the child's born out of wedlock, it varies drastically depending whether the citizen is the mother or father(simple residency requirement versus having to establish legitimacy, etc and a time limit).