Helen Quail

Thank you and oops sorry I must have accidentally posted in the wrong forum

Thank you so much!

Forgive me if this is somewhere on the site but I haven't been able to locate it so far. My understanding is that each of my four children here will need to submit their own N 400s with the possible exception of my daughter who is under 18 - almost 15. The others are 18, 21 and 23. So though they are listed in my filing we need to submit one for each of the older ones. Is that correct? Will my daughter be considered under mine? Any help appreciated! Thanks

fabulous

Is this accurate? There is no medical required for naturalisation? And therefore no vaccination requirements, unlike green card?

That's what I wanted to clarify. I hear you. Thanks. Meantime I am updating her address to be the same as mine with AR 11 and wherever I can which makes sense.

Got it thanks. That's helpful. So I am changing the AR11 to my address as a first step. I take your point that the facility will have her/my home base address. I'm also exploring the requirements for a Texas state ID for a minor. I had no idea about any of this having only just moved to Texas myself and I don't have that in place yet! She's only just turned 14 so I very much hope she will not be 16 by the time we get to that point!

Why do you assume I am divorced? She was adopted at birth by my former husband and I who divorced years ago before I emigrated. I have full custody yes.

I didn't think she would be considered as in my physical custody until you raised that issue. I gave her current address in the AR11. So back to where I began - what would be the process for her?

Sure I understand that

Thanks. Though we live in the same state, don't know how I would get a state id for her with my address. She is enrolled for school and services where she is, two hours away.

I'm not sure if this is meant for me or not. I was looking for discussions on this topic and found one so engaged. PLease advise if there's a better way than with starting another duplicate topic. Thanks

Mike you are a star and I appreciate your reply and your care. The answer is yes to all of that. She can spend whatever time with me we wish and leave at any time. Its voluntary and yes for her benefit. ( She is internationally adopted and has some very challenging issues) I take your point on physical custody extending to residential schools or facilities where the parent retains all normal parental responsibilities . That is the case here. She just doesn't physically live with me right now. I pay a financial contribution to her care as well as supporting typical expenses like clothes etc.

Thanks this is what I was looking into. I have four children who got their GCs when I did. Three will be over 18 by the time we can apply. They will have to submit their own applications yes? My younger daughter doesn't live with me ( she is in a facility) but I support her financially and have legal custody etc. Will she be covered under mine? Your advice appreciated Helen