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DO I have to be present at my daughters n600 notice for citizen certificate and oath appointment
- Thread starter kamal-bit
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Al Southner
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Please let me know if I have to be present with my daughters n600 oath interview appointment given that one daughter is 15 and the other is 17 and notices received in their names with no mention to my name but I'm the applicant on the n600 form.
I think that would be a good exercise of parental supervision for you to be present. I don't think you want USCIS to call CPS on you, do you?
Jackolantern
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I think that would be a good exercise of parental supervision for you to be present. I don't think you want USCIS to call CPS on you, do you?
Don't be ridiculous. 15 and 17 year olds don't need adult supervision to go somewhere in the daytime by themselves to do something like this. It's just a matter of whether USCIS has a specific policy requiring minors under a certain age to have one or both parents present for the N-600, like the requirement for parents to be present with a minor under 16 for passport applications.
Thanks but again I'm the applicant on the N600 on behalf of my daughters and all previous mail mentioned my name as C/O with my daughters but this final notice of n600 certificate of citizenship and oath only has their names without mine and I'm traveling on that date. So do I need to be present with them given that they'are 15, 17 years and nothing on these notices show that I need to be there
Jackolantern
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I can't find the answer to your question.
Looks like they just have to go there, and whatever happens will happen. If one or both are turned away, whoever is turned away will have the oath rescheduled.
Do they have US passports?
Looks like they just have to go there, and whatever happens will happen. If one or both are turned away, whoever is turned away will have the oath rescheduled.
Do they have US passports?
Jackolantern
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Then don't bother to apply for their passports for now, since your natz. certificate will be taken away for processing their passports if they apply for the passport before they get their own certificates. And they will need to carry your certificate (along with other documents like their green card and birth certificates) when they go for their mini-interview and oath for the N-600.