US born traveling out of USA on Indian passport

[harshalb]

I am on L-1 visa which will become GC in a couple of months. My daughter was born in the US and I am planning to get an Indian passport for her.

The baby's Indian passport will not have any I-94 or American visa etc because from American point of view the baby is American so they can only give passport, not visa.

The question is whether there is any problem in boarding the outbound plane in US and transiting in Europe to India, with an Indian passport with no visas? Is there any airline or immigration which might not accept this?

[waitin_toolong]

since you will be travelling to India not USA you will be fine, you dont need a US visa to travel to any country other than USA.

[knowledgeable]

I am curious to know how do you get an Indian passport for a baby born in the United States?

Just for my information.

[waitin_toolong]

you apply to the indian consulate showing that citizenship is obtained through parents and certifying that you have not applied for US passport.

[knowledgeable]

Thanks for the clarification. So, the parents can can choose to opt for either Indian citizenship or US citizenship for their kid.

Appreciate your information.

[waitin_toolong]

Yes they can, but the hitch lies in the fact that if they want to return, the US consulate will not issue a visa but a passport for the child, and that is contrary to Indian laws which require that they denounce Indian passport.

So it is pretty much a one way decision there, though the child can apply for US passport anytime based on birth location.