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Hello everyone and thank you in advance  i am trying to find out what i need to do so that me and my children and husband can obtain citizenship. Me and my 8 year old son moved to the US 7 years ago through assylum. When our case was approved we filed for my husband and 2 other children to come to the US which they did on 12/26/2013. We all now have green cards and its time for me to apply for citizenship. I would like to know how do i file for my children and husband and am i supposed to wait until i obtain the citizenship so i can apply for my husband or is it one application and which application can i do for us all and what would the fees be. Thank you so much

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18 minutes ago, Suzyn0985 said:

Hello everyone and thank you in advance  i am trying to find out what i need to do so that me and my children and husband can obtain citizenship. Me and my 8 year old son moved to the US 7 years ago through assylum. When our case was approved we filed for my husband and 2 other children to come to the US which they did on 12/26/2013. We all now have green cards and its time for me to apply for citizenship. I would like to know how do i file for my children and husband and am i supposed to wait until i obtain the citizenship so i can apply for my husband or is it one application and which application can i do for us all and what would the fees be. Thank you so much

Anyone over the age of 18 i your family will apply for themselves using the N400 form. Children under the age of 18 (when you naturalize) will use the N600 to apply for a certificate of citizenship since they will be automatically given derivative citizenship once the parents naturalize.

 

Read the uscis N400 and N600 instructions.

https://www.uscis.gov/n-400

https://www.uscis.gov/n-600 

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Husband would use n400 as well. N400 for adults over age 18 because they file themselves. N600 for children under 18. How long has your husband had his green card? 

 

Basically, everyone uses n400 over 18. Under 18 n600 since they naturalize when the parents do. 

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1 hour ago, Suzyn0985 said:

Thank you for your reply but what kind of application do i need for my husband since he came later with the kids?

 

Your husband files the N400 when he is eligible. There is no joint filing, if that is your question? Each person (over 18) has to fulfill the requirement on their own.

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2017-03-03         Notice of approval by email and text (@6:00 pm CT, i-485) - Day 106

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1 hour ago, Redheadguy03 said:

Husband would use n400 as well. N400 for adults over age 18 because they file themselves. N600 for children under 18. How long has your husband had his green card? 

 

Basically, everyone uses n400 over 18. Under 18 n600 since they naturalize when the parents do. 

Children don't naturalize when parents do, no such a thing. They acquire citizenship automatically, ditto derive it,  if under 18 years old and also other conditions are met. 

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