N-600k Question

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dimux

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Hi!

I'm filling the form n600k under section 322 for my son since we're live abroad and I do not meet the 2 year after the age of 14.

My question is about the A- Number, my son doesn't have A-Number and I'm stuck in this part. he already has visa and travelled to US for vacation purposes.

Do the A-number is given by the USCIS if I file online?

Do I need the form -I94?
 
Just write "none" for the child's A number. The child will almost never have an A number in N-600K cases. I am not sure why they even ask.
 
Hi! I live in Brazil, and I got my citizenship after my daughters birth, now they are 6 years old. My father is an American citizen by birth and he lived in America 25 years. Is this N600k form for my case?
 
Re1977 said:
Hi! I live in Brazil, and I got my citizenship after my daughters birth, now they are 6 years old. My father is an American citizen by birth and he lived in America 25 years. Is this N600k form for my case?
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Are you guys planning to live in the US or abroad?
 
Re1977 said:
Hi! I live in Brazil, and I got my citizenship after my daughters birth, now they are 6 years old. My father is an American citizen by birth and he lived in America 25 years. Is this N600k form for my case?
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If your father was a US citizen for so long, shouldn't you have been a US citizen from birth? How did you "get your citizenship after your daughter's birth"? Did you get a green card and then apply for naturalization after 5 years? Or did you just get a US passport (which would indicate that you were already a citizen)?
 
Re1977 said:
I just got my passport but it was after my daughters’s birth
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So it sounds like you were already a US citizen before your daughter's birth (either from your birth, or from when you were a minor). So we need to determine whether your daughter is already a US citizen. What periods of time in your life were you physically present in the US (in particular, were you physically present in the US before your daughter's birth for a cumulative total of 5 years, including 2 years after you turned 14)? Was your daughter born in wedlock (i.e. were you married to the other biological parent at the time of her birth)? Was the other parent a US citizen?
 
Thank you so much for your attention!! I went to the US several times for vacation but I have never lived there, and I think it can’t reach the five years. The other parent is not US citizen and I am married with her yet. I am married with a woman and she was the pregnant one, not me. But their birth certificate has our names. I am a legal mother too.
 
Re1977 said:
Thank you so much for your attention!! I went to the US several times for vacation but I have never lived there, and I think it can’t reach the five years. The other parent is not US citizen and I am married with her yet. I am married with a woman and she was the pregnant one, not me. But their birth certificate has our names. I am a legal mother too.
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I think N-600K is the right thing to do then.
 
And about my nephew, he is 19 years old, his mother is American citizen- my sister, how he can get his citizenship now?

they live in Brazil and don’t have the physical presence either… only our father has it
 
Re1977 said:
And about my nephew, he is 19 years old, his mother is American citizen- my sister, how he can get his citizenship now?
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If your sister didn't meet the requirements to pass citizenship to him at birth (5 years, including 2 years after turning 14, if he was born in wedlock; or 1 continuous year, if he was born out of wedlock), then he's basically out of luck. He's too old to go through the INA 322 process (with N-600K). Pretty much the only way is for your sister to petition him to immigrate (i.e. to get a green card), which would require that your sister be domiciled in the US. And then after getting a green card and staying in the US for 5 years he can apply for naturalization.
 
Re1977 said:
And my wife? Does she has some way to get it?
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No, unless she immigrates to the US, i.e. you petition her (which requires you to be domiciled in the US), you both stay in the US for 3 years after her getting a green card, and then she can apply for naturalization.
 
After I submit the form do you know how long it takes to be appreciated and how long takes for the interview in the US?
 
Another question, I am 49 years old and I only have the US passport but I don’t have the citizenship certificate. Do I have to apply for it? How can I do that? Thank you so much
 
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