Any Recent N-600 Denials Out There????

Hi Big, of the 649 views, I guess about 600 are mine, and counting 20 each by Jack and Bob, you get only about 9 people looking into it. Oh wait, did I count you?

Jokes apart, many of the views will be by the regulars. Please do not read much into this. At this stage, divide by 10 or 20 as to the actual reads.
 
N-600 Instructions CHANGED

Under “Who should NOT file....”,

I am pleased to see the addition of item #5:

“You already filed a Form N-600 and received a decision from USCIS on
that previously filed Form N-600. USCIS will reject (not accept) any
subsequently filed Form N-600. Please review your Form N-600 denial
notice for more information.”

This is long overdue. Something along these lines was suggested previously in
December 2010. SEE http://www.regulations.gov/#!documentDetail;D=USCIS-2006-0023-0026


SEE: http://www.regulations.gov/#!documentDetail;D=USCIS-2006-0023-0028 DRAFT N-600 Instructions 8-22-2011

SEE: http://www.regulations.gov/#!documentDetail;D=USCIS-2006-0023-0029 DRAFT Revised form N-600
 
BigJoe5 said:
Under “Who should NOT file....”,

I am pleased to see the addition of item #5:

“You already filed a Form N-600 and received a decision from USCIS on
that previously filed Form N-600. USCIS will reject (not accept) any
subsequently filed Form N-600. Please review your Form N-600 denial
notice for more information.”

This is long overdue. Something along these lines was suggested previously in
December 2010. SEE http://www.regulations.gov/#!documentDetail;D=USCIS-2006-0023-0026


SEE: http://www.regulations.gov/#!documentDetail;D=USCIS-2006-0023-0028 DRAFT N-600 Instructions 8-22-2011

SEE: http://www.regulations.gov/#!documentDetail;D=USCIS-2006-0023-0029 DRAFT Revised form N-600
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I found one dated May 25, 2011. It is posted at: http://www.slideshare.net/BigJoe5/aao-n600-dismissal-may-25-2011
 
BigJoe5 said:
USCIS has posted some more recent decisions on its website: http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/us...ation+of+Citizenship/Decisions_Issued_in_2011

Apr012011_01E2309.pdf

Apr012011_02E2309.pdf

Apr012011_03E2309.pdf

Apr062011_01E2309.pdf

Apr072011_01E2309.pdf

Apr072011_02E2309.pdf

Apr072011_03E2309.pdf

Apr072011_04E2309.pdf

Apr072011_05E2309.pdf

Apr072011_06E2309.pdf

And this is only ONE category.
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Please also see: http://www.slideshare.net/BigJoe5/aao-is-improving-n600-rejects

These three are ONE case:
http://www.slideshare.net/BigJoe5/aao-n600-dismissal-may-25-2011
http://www.slideshare.net/BigJoe5/delice-n600-case-uscis-motion-to-dismiss
http://www.slideshare.net/BigJoe5/updated-amicus-brief-on-the-merits-of-delice-n600-case
 
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BigJoe5 said:
Please also see: http://www.slideshare.net/BigJoe5/aao-is-improving-n600-rejects

These three are ONE case:
http://www.slideshare.net/BigJoe5/aao-n600-dismissal-may-25-2011
http://www.slideshare.net/BigJoe5/delice-n600-case-uscis-motion-to-dismiss
http://www.slideshare.net/BigJoe5/updated-amicus-brief-on-the-merits-of-delice-n600-case
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The above case was Voluntarily Dismissed on Oct 24, 2011. The request rather disingenuously admitted only that the mandamus action asking for the return of a document was moot because it had been returned. It did not own up to the fact that the citizenship claim was baseless or that the request for judicial review was filed in the wrong court AND that it was not ripe for judicial review because the Removal Proceedings were still pending.
 
Dear members .,

Please advise about N-600 form procedure and related documents.

We got (myself and wife) got Naturalization certificates on 10/17/2011 @ Newark NJ.

SSN Officers asked evidence of kid's (one is @17 and other is @ 12)citizenship to update the their SSN.
Then met immigration officer asked "what do to update the SSN of kids". They told me first apply the
Passport for kids , then passports are the evidence, they are citizens, then SSN officers may abled to update kid's SSN.

I am not cleared what Iam going to do about N-600. Is it compulsory to apply the N-600 to kids.

1) If yes, please tell me what is the procedure and appropriate documents for N-600
2) How much time it will take, and fee etc ...
3) Is it compulsory to get the N-600 before applying the OCI or PIO ?
4) Is there any easy tips please pass to me.

I would greatly appreciate your help.


GOOD LUCK FOR ALL.

Thanks in advance.

-usinsuser99
 
usinsuser99,

This thread is about N-600 denials. Your situation does not involve an N-600 denial, so please start a new thread for your question.
 
usinsuser99 said:
Dear members .,

Please advise about N-600 form procedure and related documents.

We got (myself and wife) got Naturalization certificates on 10/17/2011 @ Newark NJ.

SSN Officers asked evidence of kid's (one is @17 and other is @ 12)citizenship to update the their SSN.
Then met immigration officer asked "what do to update the SSN of kids". They told me first apply the
Passport for kids , then passports are the evidence, they are citizens, then SSN officers may abled to update kid's SSN.

I am not cleared what Iam going to do about N-600. Is it compulsory to apply the N-600 to kids.

1) If yes, please tell me what is the procedure and appropriate documents for N-600
2) How much time it will take, and fee etc ...
3) Is it compulsory to get the N-600 before applying the OCI or PIO ?
4) Is there any easy tips please pass to me.

I would greatly appreciate your help.


GOOD LUCK FOR ALL.

Thanks in advance.

-usinsuser99
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Answered at: http://forums.immigration.com/threads/545949-N600-Question
 
new filing procedures for N-600

As of Oct 30, 2011 the N-600 form is to be filed with the Phoenix lockbox facility rather than sent directly to a local DO responsible for the applicant's place of residence, as was the case earlier.

Does anyone know if this means that N-600 can now be filed by applicants residing abroad?
 
baikal3 said:
As of Oct 30, 2011 the N-600 form is to be filed with the Phoenix lockbox facility rather than sent directly to a local DO responsible for the applicant's place of residence, as was the case earlier.

Does anyone know if this means that N-600 can now be filed by applicants residing abroad?
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No, it does not change that basic restriction. The authorities involved are statutory.

The only applicants that can be filed from abroad are: U.S. military members and "qualified" dependents. Most will be the military members' N-600 (or N-400), their spouses N-400 (INA 319(e)), or their child's N-600K (INA 322(d)) and a few N-600s, however, the N-600 children would qualify for FS-240s and passports from DOS instead and generally follow that path.
 
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