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Multiple applications: together or seperate?
- Thread starter san1
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You can send them all in one envelope, but make sure to separate them in the envelope to avoid confusion.My family of 3 will be applying for citizenship at the end of the month, and my question is: can all 3 applications be sent in the same envelope, or do they have to be mailed in individual envelopes?
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Jackolantern
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When you say family of 3, are you talking about yourself, your spouse, and a minor child?My family of 3 will be applying for citizenship at the end of the month, and my question is: can all 3 applications be sent in the same envelope, or do they have to be mailed in individual envelopes?
If one of those 3 is a child under 18, you would not directly apply for him/her. Your child would automatically* derive citizenship when you naturalize; after you naturalize, it is just a matter of obtaining proof of the child's new citizenship in the form of a US passport or N-600. So if a minor child is one of those 3 in your family, you would send 2 naturalization applicaitons, not 3.
*assuming the requirements of the Child Citizenship Act have been met