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Just wanted to share mine and my wife's experience at NYC since often I have come to this forum to gain from other people's experiences. I DO WANT TO HIGHLIGHT THAT OUR EXPERIENCE WITH USCIS, DOS and INDIAN CONSULATE HAS BEEN EXTREMELY PLEASING AS YOU WOULD NOTICE FROM VERY SHORT PROCESSING...

even if the kid resides outside USA, you can still file n600K

based on what you have stated it appears your son is a citizenship. You can go to local post office and apply for an expedited passport. Should take a week or two. Post office should require your husband's naturalization cert in original, your son's GC and copy of BC and original. They should...

in the same boat. Applied and got passport for child in a week. Not heard from USCIS in 3 weeks

that's right. If the children are under 18, LPR, Living under custody of parents who naturalized, they become citizens automatically under Child Citizenship Act of 2000, section 320. You may apply to USCIS using form n600 for a certificate of citzenship or apply for passport (child's BC, GC...

Just wanted to share mine and my wife's experience at NYC since often I have come to this forum to gain from other people's experiences. Background: GC obtained under Employment Preference One (EB1 - Multinational Manager) in Jan 2002. The process from start (filing of application by...

yes, we did. Given that processing times are quite fast these days, suggest apply about 75 days before 5th annev. We has her interview done in 80 days after applying (5 days after our GC's 5th annev). Oath 2 weeks after interview

means really nothing unless they ask you for something specific. My wife had the same comment in her recepit letter - she had declared her traffic ticket. The interview letter asked for nothing. IO asked for original tt and payment receipt, kept the originals and that was it

My wife had obtained a copy of BC from India while going for councellor processing for her GC. The last name in her BC has the surname same as her father's. She has always used a differnt surname (kumari - common for girls in India) and wasn't aware that her BC could even have a different...