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Hey guys, It have been 5 months maybe since I posted this topic. My application for N-600 have been approved, just got the letter in the mail today. Just wanted to to say thanks to everyone for their answers and opinion.

Sure will.

Thanks to everyone that responded to this post. All those information are really helpful and I guess I'll just ditch the N400 and go with the N600. BigJoe5 thank you for taking the time to look up those information for me.

Yes, I was living with my parents until the age of 19. We did had this one piece of paper maybe recorded by unhcr not sure, printed during the time my parents were living in the refugee camp that recorded my date of birth, it was lost during the move, after my dad file for his naturalization he...

What kind of information is in my A-file just out of curiosity? Thats probably the only big evidence I got except for his naturalization certificate and official high school transcript record.

We came to the U.S as refugee. I had my green card since 1992 I was two at the time. Never got a birth certificate issued. I know my N 400 would get approve 100 percent just that one question I stated is really questionable.

From what I know if you became a U.S citizen while your kids are under the age of 18 they are automatically U.S citizen. So, they will have to file the N-600 to get proof of citizenship.

Hi, My dad got naturalized when I was under the age of 18 meaning I can just file the N-600 to get my citizenship, but the problem is that I do not have a birth certificate so, my application might get deny and I will waste 600 dollars, that is what I was told by uscis workers. Should I just...