Proof of physical presence in the U.S.A.?

Dude, your N400 timeline is insane!!

I assume mine, in which way? I have there stuff for me and for my kid. The N-600 and N-565 are not for me, but for my kid for whom I applied the N-600. The N-400 timeline is for me and my spouse. It was a regular no name check issues naturalization in San Jose. San Jose was kind of slow at the time, application got processed at the regular speed a couple of years ago. By the way, I almost forgot that I am going to cross the 2 years of citizenship line in a few more days.
 
By the way, neither the OP nor anybody else has said anything about having to be two years after the age of 14. Am I wrong and this doesn't apply to this case?
We aren't talking about that, because the OP already has that covered based on 4 years in a US college as mentioned in the first post of this thread.
 
Hi Everyone, this thread is old but I hope it's still active !
I am facing the same situation, I applied for the N-600 to get a certificate of citizenship through my mother, the application was accepted and USCIS is asking me to come for an interview and bring proof that my mother was physically present in the USA for 5 years, two of which are after the age 14 and all prior to my date of birth.

My mother was born in 1960 so We don't have any record of her physical presence in the USA at that time, as she moved overseas when she was 3 and moved back 3 years before I was born.
Any help would be appreciated, thank you.
 
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