N600 Case Status Approved but no notice received yet!

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Delliwala

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Hi Guys,

On line Case Status for my son's application for N600 changed and says the case has been approved on 2nd August and notice has been sent on 2nd August with instructions. My past experience has been receving notices in mail within 2-4 days of on line status change. In this case, 7 working days have passed and no notice has been received. My concern is if the notice has a date to report at local USCIS office (in my case Baltimore), I may miss if I don't receive the notice. I talked to 2nd lvl officer last Friday and he could not give much specifics except that he saw that my son's file has been sent from Vermont to Baltimore and it is in transit.

Is there a provision for asking for a 2nd notice to be sent? What do you guys suggest? I will appreciate your valuable replies.

Thanks
 
Have you heard anything yet? That might also mean that they sent you the certificate directly to your home. Depending on the age of your son or perhaps other factors they might waive the meeting at the local office.
 
how do you know the N-600 case number. I have applied for my son in Jan 2nd 2010 but received a letter with no reference number.
 
Only people in Maryland file an N-600 at a Service Center. At a Service Center they have access to the database that talks to the case status online system.Those who file elsewhere do not get that computer generated letter and receipt number. They do it by hand instead. Not to worry, just check the processing times for the office where you filed to guesstimate when you should here from them.
 
Field Office Processing Dates for Baltimore MD as of: August 31, 2010
Form--Form Name-------------------------------------------Processing Timeframe:
I-485 Application to Register Permanent Residence or to Adjust Status April 26, 2010
I-600 Petition to Classify Orphan as an Immediate Relative March 7, 2010
I-600A Application for Advance Processing of Orphan Petition March 7, 2010
N-400 Application for Naturalization 5 Months
N-600 Application for Certification of Citizenship May 2, 2007
 
Field Office Processing Dates for Washington DC as of: September 30, 2010
Form Form Name Processing Timeframe:
I-485 Application to Register Permanent Residence or to Adjust Status May 16, 2010
N-400 Application for Naturalization April 9, 2010
N-600 Application for Certification of Citizenship December 7, 2009

This would include the Office in Arlington.
 
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BigJoe5 said:
Field Office Processing Dates for Washington DC as of: September 30, 2010
Form Form Name Processing Timeframe:
I-485 Application to Register Permanent Residence or to Adjust Status May 16, 2010
N-400 Application for Naturalization April 9, 2010
N-600 Application for Certification of Citizenship December 7, 2009

This would include the Office in Arlington.
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Dear Big Joe,

please let me know what should i do to apply for my son 17 years old to get his citenzenship . I already get my citenzenship two weeks ago in Fairfax and i took the oath and i already get my passport . Better to apply the N600 thru a lawyer ?? Better to apply it directly ?? if yes to where should i send the application form ... ? how long it will take time to have it ?? is there any necessity that he should make a FP or is there any interview for him ???
thanks for your help in advance.
 
elyacofs said:
Dear Big Joe,

please let me know what should i do to apply for my son 17 years old to get his citenzenship . I already get my citenzenship two weeks ago in Fairfax and i took the oath and i already get my passport . Better to apply the N600 thru a lawyer ?? Better to apply it directly ?? if yes to where should i send the application form ... ? how long it will take time to have it ?? is there any necessity that he should make a FP or is there any interview for him ???
thanks for your help in advance.
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elyacofs,

Does your son have a greencard and live with you in the U.S.? Does he qualify for automatic acquisition of citizenship according to INA 320? AFTER YOU READ THE N-600 FORM INSTRUCTIONS, if you have any specific questions, then ask them. You file at your local USCIS Office by mail. For over 95% of N-600's it's a do-it-yourself application.
 
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BigJoe5 said:
elyacofs,

Does your son have a greencard and live with you in the U.S.? Does he qualify for automatic acquisition of citizenship according to INA 320? AFTER YOU READ THE N-600 FORM INSTRUCTIONS, if you have any specific questions, then ask them. You file at your local USCIS Office by mail. For over 95% of N-600's it's a do-it-yourself application.
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Yes he lived with me and he have already a green card since over six years.Yes he is qualified for INA320 .
Local USCIS office : you mean the one in Fairfax ?? since i am resident @ Alexandria / VA ??
thanks
 
elyacofs said:
Yes he lived with me and he have already a green card since over six years.Yes he is qualified for INA320 .
Local USCIS office : you mean the one in Fairfax ?? since i am resident @ Alexandria / VA ??
thanks
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When you say "he lived with me", is it a misprint and did you actually mean to say "he lives with me"? Or did you really mean to say that your son no longer lives with you? To qualify for derivative citizenship under CCA, he should have lived with you, in your legal and physical custody, at least at some point after you became a naturalized citizen.

Regarding where to file N-600, yes it looks like for you it is the Fairfax Field Office. You can double-check by entering your zip-code at the field office locator, https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=offices.type&OfficeLocator.office_type=LO

Which specific documents to submit with an N-600 application depends on the particular circumstances of your case. You should really read the N-600 instructions, they are not that complicated, http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/us...nnel=db029c7755cb9010VgnVCM10000045f3d6a1RCRD

It matters if your son was born in-wedlock; if you are still married to your son's other parent; if you are no longer married to that parent, what the divorce custody arrangements regarding your son are, etc.
 
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