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jft

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  1. I missed that detail, yes more than 5 years age difference on the side of the woman could be regarded as a red flag as sexist as that is.
  2. My wife and I had a 20 year age difference and we got approved with no issues. We had first met over a decade earlier and then reunited which probably helped a bit combined with the fact that she was in her mid 30's and I was in my mid 50's which may have made it seem less out of place.
  3. Neither my wife nor son were required to sign their naturalization certificates when they took their oaths. Now we want to apply for US passports for them and there is some question about how to sign the name. The general advice is to sign with the full name as printed on the certificate but its also advised that it has to match the signature on the photograph which in this case not the full name for either of them. We are planning on using the same signature as on the photo unless someone talks us out of it. What have others done?
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