Dear all,
I hope that you all will have a great year, 2017.
I am a 20-year-old green card holder. I was 17 and came to America on November 17, 2014 with an IR2 Visa. Right after I got a green card, my mom and I applied N600 for a Citizenship Certificate. After about 6 months, we got to the interview and finally, my N600 was denied because my address on my ID and on my mom's ID didn't match. The fact is that we did live together in the same house but my mom didn't change the address because she usually moved before I came to the U.S. We ended up not appealing because of our financial issue. After N600 was denied, my mom changed address and then we moved to Texas and have been living in the same house until now. I have some questions:
1. Should I re-apply N600 and is there any chance that my application will be processed successfully?
2. Can I apply for U.S passport through my mother?
Thank you for reading and helping.
Respectfully,
Z.N
I hope that you all will have a great year, 2017.
I am a 20-year-old green card holder. I was 17 and came to America on November 17, 2014 with an IR2 Visa. Right after I got a green card, my mom and I applied N600 for a Citizenship Certificate. After about 6 months, we got to the interview and finally, my N600 was denied because my address on my ID and on my mom's ID didn't match. The fact is that we did live together in the same house but my mom didn't change the address because she usually moved before I came to the U.S. We ended up not appealing because of our financial issue. After N600 was denied, my mom changed address and then we moved to Texas and have been living in the same house until now. I have some questions:
1. Should I re-apply N600 and is there any chance that my application will be processed successfully?
2. Can I apply for U.S passport through my mother?
Thank you for reading and helping.
Respectfully,
Z.N