N600 - questions

When did you get the RFE?
Pls. post if there is any progress on the N-600.

I have applied on Jan2nd for my son and received a receipt. Did not receive any communication and just waiting.

THanks

Raja

RSK1 said:
First apply for yours and your son's & daughter passports first. If they are minor (below 18 yrs) they can obtain US passport. After that apply for COC. At least I did like this. COC normally takes 6-12 months. All the docs listed below should be enogh. Attach your's maarige certificate too if it is in english otherwise get it certified and attach both. I got a RFE on maariage certificate.
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rajarajan3 said:
When did you get the RFE?
Pls. post if there is any progress on the N-600.

I have applied on Jan2nd for my son and received a receipt. Did not receive any communication and just waiting.

THanks

Raja
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I submitted photocopies of followings for my sons-
1. Birth certificate
2. Green card
3. SS card
4. US passport
5. our naturalization certificate

I beleive they should have all other docs. But normally after 30 days of oath, local office returns your file to respective service center for archiving. It looks like for IO, its easier to get docs from you then service center. Anyway I have sent copy of our marriage certificate on 3/31 and waiting...
 
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so for no update on N-600; If some has got any update, pls. post.
I have mailed it on 01/02/2010. Received a letter (receipt) stating that the N-600 is received stating "Normally it takes 180 days to get processed. If it is beyond 180 days, reach out to them". I have applied at Washington DC DO (actual location is in Fairfax VA).
 
Applying for the US passport for our 14 years old child, based on our recent naturalization.

The USCIS officer at the oath ceremony told that since the child doesn't have the certificate of citizenship, the passport will be valid only for one year.

He asked us to apply for the child's passport after getting the certificate thru N600.

I understand, the current passport can be used until that time.

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APPLICATION FOR A U.S. PASSPORT - Instruction

If you are under 16 years of age: Your passport will be valid for 5 years from the date of issue except where limited by the Secretary of State to a shorter period. (See information below about the additional cost for expedited service.)
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What will be the validity of the passport? 1 year or 5 years.


Thanks
 
gbwis said:
Applying for the US passport for our 14 years old child, based on our recent naturalization.

The USCIS officer at the oath ceremony told that since the child doesn't have the certificate of citizenship, the passport will be valid only for one year.

He asked us to apply for the child's passport after getting the certificate thru N600.

I understand, the current passport can be used until that time.

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APPLICATION FOR A U.S. PASSPORT - Instruction

If you are under 16 years of age: Your passport will be valid for 5 years from the date of issue except where limited by the Secretary of State to a shorter period. (See information below about the additional cost for expedited service.)
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What will be the validity of the passport? 1 year or 5 years.


Thanks
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That is pure bullsh** from the USCIS person. Child's passport will be valid for 5 years. No need to apply for Certificate thru N-600, there is no legal requirement to do so.
 
I am planning to apply for N 600 for my kids. I live in East bay area, CA. I attended the interview at Sanfrancisco office.
I read the N600 intstructions. It says '' The application needs to send the local district office" . I seraced the internet I am confused with the addresses.
Can somebody help to what address I have to send my application?

Thanks
 
N600 approval pending, out of country travel

We are still waiting to get the Cert of Citizenship(COC) for our 11 year old son who is a Canadian citizen and US GC.

We are scheduled to travel to South America next weekend.

Can my son travel with COC pending and what happens if his COC is approved next week or while we are away?

G
 
I am planning to apply for N600 on wednesday, i am a biological daughter of a US citizen but born in Philippines. How can i expedite the process of N600? please help.
 
N-600 approved.
My sons had appointment for oath at Atlanta office last Friday (7/9).
We reported around 8.30 AM and appoval and oath is done by 10.30 AM.
 
nnnr said:
I am planning to apply for N 600 for my kids. I live in East bay area, CA. I attended the interview at Sanfrancisco office.
I read the N600 intstructions. It says '' The application needs to send the local district office" . I seraced the internet I am confused with the addresses.
Can somebody help to what address I have to send my application?

Thanks
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Hi nnnr,

I live in the East Bay (Oakland) and just submitted my N-600 to the SF district office. The address is:

630 Sansome St
San Francisco, CA 94111

This is where I sent my N-600 forms.

Good luck!
 
Currently, I and my wife are citizens thru Naturalisation, and I am filing for N600 for my daughter who is a GC holder currently.

I have a question In part 2 - Information About your Eligibility. Should I be filing under
A. I am claiming US citizenship through
A US Citizen father or a US citizen Mother or
An Alient Parents who naturalised
OR
B. I am a US Citizen parent applying for a certificate of Citizenship on behlaf of my minor biological child
OR
D. Others

Please advice.
 
Still waiting for N-600 approval for my 12 yr old son? what are my possible next steps

I have applied N-600 on Jan 2nd 2010 for my 12 year old son. I received a letter stating that they have received the application, (no receipt number). I received another letter asking for my citizenship copy some time in May and I have sent the documents.

I have not received any communication after that.

What could be my possible next steps?

BTW, my son started school and India from Jun 2010 and living there along with my spouse.

Any suggestions.
 
netra0 said:
Currently, I and my wife are citizens thru Naturalisation, and I am filing for N600 for my daughter who is a GC holder currently.

I have a question In part 2 - Information About your Eligibility. Should I be filing under
A. I am claiming US citizenship through
A US Citizen father or a US citizen Mother or
An Alient Parents who naturalised
OR
B. I am a US Citizen parent applying for a certificate of Citizenship on behlaf of my minor biological child
OR
D. Others

Please advice.
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I think either one of you who is going to apply. So you can choose US Citizen father or mother.
 
netra0 said:
Currently, I and my wife are citizens thru Naturalisation, and I am filing for N600 for my daughter who is a GC holder currently.

I have a question In part 2 - Information About your Eligibility. Should I be filing under
A. I am claiming US citizenship through
A US Citizen father or a US citizen Mother or
An Alient Parents who naturalised
OR
B. I am a US Citizen parent applying for a certificate of Citizenship on behlaf of my minor biological child
OR
D. Others

Please advice.
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netra0, if your daughter is under 18, then you file under B.

If your daughter is 18 or older, she has to file (not you), and she would file under A.
 
I am about to file N-600 for my 16 year old daughter and I have a very basic question. Should I staple together all the pages of the form and/or the supporting evidence I'm sending (copies of birth certificate, green card, etc. etc.) or send it all as separate loose sheets? What does USCIS prefer?
 
Dear All,

Just a simple question, which way i have to get in n-600 minor child 4Y old, part 7 at the bottom line of n-600,I'm filing on his behalf,
1)print his name & my signature, on part 7 and leave blank part 8 (a person who preparing)
2)print my name & my signature, on part 7 and leave blank part 8 (a person who preparing)
3)print his name & my signature, on part 7 and fill in part 8 (a person who preparing)
4)print my name & my signature, on part 7 and fill in part 8 (a person who preparing)
5)other

Thank you
 
You mean if I wanna file n-600 on behalf of my minor child 4Y, I have to print my name & my signature on part 7 form n-600 and leave blank part 8 (a person who preparing)?
 
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