N600 - Oath letter received, Newark
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Hi
What's the procedure? Do you need to go for oath for your son along with your son?
I applied N600 for my daughter (10 yrs old), I am curious about the procedure.
Does the Certificate would be sent to us by mail? Or Do we need to go for oath/interview along with the kid?
My family planning the visit to India during the summer, so I am curious and concerned about the procedure..
Thanks,
SRK
What's the procedure? Do you need to go for oath for your son along with your son?
I applied N600 for my daughter (10 yrs old), I am curious about the procedure.
Does the Certificate would be sent to us by mail? Or Do we need to go for oath/interview along with the kid?
My family planning the visit to India during the summer, so I am curious and concerned about the procedure..
Thanks,
SRK
Hi dandan123,
Please do come back to tell us how that oath/interview goes. I am still waiting to hear anything, but San Jose office is one of the slowest in the country
z350, now that you ask, I think the GC should be returned to USCIS. If you hadn't asked you could perhaps have kept it as a memento. However, I don't recall any bad consequence if you don't find a good way to return it to USCIS and keep it with you.
Please do come back to tell us how that oath/interview goes. I am still waiting to hear anything, but San Jose office is one of the slowest in the country
z350, now that you ask, I think the GC should be returned to USCIS. If you hadn't asked you could perhaps have kept it as a memento. However, I don't recall any bad consequence if you don't find a good way to return it to USCIS and keep it with you.
One other reason why filing for N-600 might be useful:
http://ourcuriousimmigrationlaws.blogspot.com/search/label/N-600
1985 only one parent naturalized doesn't make a child a citizen, as far as I know. Anyway, the article doesn't go into details of the father's status. One way or another, if this individual's claim to citizenship is right, a N-600 filed time ago could have helped him a lot.
http://ourcuriousimmigrationlaws.blogspot.com/search/label/N-600
1985 only one parent naturalized doesn't make a child a citizen, as far as I know. Anyway, the article doesn't go into details of the father's status. One way or another, if this individual's claim to citizenship is right, a N-600 filed time ago could have helped him a lot.
Z350,
I believe GC should be returned to USCIS.
What happens if we are out of station(went for vacation) when certificate comes by mail?
Suppose if we put the hold on mail, can USPS holds this certificate till we comes back or they sent it back to USCIS??
Guys, any one has any experience with this type of situation? Please share.
Thanks,
SRK
What's interesting that my kid got cert of Citizenship while wife got cert of Naturalization. Envelope with cert won't be handed to you unless you sign. We were lucky in came on Jan 2nd when we were home.