GreenCard Maintanence and Entry into US

[boatman1]

yeah children under 18 are naturalized along with their parents.

 

[Jackolantern]

Do you mean he will automatically become citizen along with me.

Yes. You don't need to apply for his citizenship; you just have to list him on your N-400 and make sure he is living with you in the US at the time of your naturalization (or living with you any time after naturalization, as long as he is still under 18). However, you would need to apply for proof of his citizenship, either a passport or N-600 or both.

 

[funkyfresh123]

all the listed children under 18 at time of your own naturalization would be automatically naturalized after they become 18 year old.

 

[sanjoseaug20]

all the listed children under 18 at time of your own naturalization would be automatically naturalized after they become 18 year old.

No, they get naturalized along with the parent ... whether they are 5, 10, 15 or 17. They don't wait till 18 to get naturalized.

 

[winthan]

Citizenship:

Since I have a strong base in US when I apply for citizenship for myself can I apply for my son also along with me.

Does your son enroll in Selective Service? if not, Join now! Because he is below 25 yrs old.

 

[TheRealCanadian]

Does your son enroll in Selective Service? if not, Join now! Because he is below 25 yrs old.

He's eight.

 

[winthan]

I thought he is 18 All males between the ages of 18 to 25 are required only.

 

[brianmoore123]

I think you should get some authentic advice by immigration attorney rather than relying on the raw information.

 

[vidya69]

I am not clear about selective service you are talking about? My son is eight years old.
Thanks
Vidya

 

[Triple Citizen]

Not applicable for your son.

I am not clear about selective service you are talking about? My son is eight years old.

 

[jack144]

"GreenCard Maintanence" could be done by cleaning the GC and keeping it in a dry place free of moisture.... Its not like Cars where you need to change oil, spark plugs etc.... If you are asking about retaining "Resident Alien" status, it is a different question.