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  1. Yes, he did file the DS 3053 based on a family court decision. The children have always lived with me and continue to do so to this day.
  2. Yes, that is exactly the reason. Who knows if the kids will be asked to provide further evidence but can not recall or have no longer access to all the documents I am keeping. And what happens if I should pass away?
  3. I would agree and like to add: As long as USCIS does not issue the Certificate, your stepchild is still a legal immigrant in USCIS’s database although said child is technically already a U.S. citizen
  4. The US Consulate, for instance, accepts their registration as a form of custody. Everyone living in Germany needs to be registered with their current address. We always shared the same address.
  5. Sorry, it’s for the N-600 and there is no court order in Germany for custody as it is determined by “habit”. Meaning the kids always lived with me and the only one who could challenge this in court and by doing so generate a court order, is their biological father. But he never did. In absence of a custody agreement, can I just show proof the kids reside with and have so for the past 15 years?
  6. Dear all, Do you know which documents USCIS would accept as proof of custody? I am thinking overseas orders and address registration, bank statements addressed to the same address as myself? I don’t want to be in the situation in which they request documents we don’t have on us…
  7. Would these notices not be uploaded to their USCIS accounts? Let’s just assume, they mailed something and it was never delivered? Wouldn’t I be able to find said notice on their accounts?
  8. I am not sure how to add my children to my threat as there isn’t a field to enter their information. Both kids have had a Us passport for two years now. We do have an app - I believe it’s USCIS‘s app? And we are getting the updates so far. I just don’t understand how USCIS claims (and only for my son NOT my daughter) we would ask for a reschedule of his interview? This is so messed up at this point.
  9. Do you have an idea what happened? I did contact the congressman beginning of the year.
  10. We changed the address two weeks ago but have family living at our old address. They didn’t receive any notification. Also, there are no notifications in their respective accounts (the kids, I mean)… or does USCIS not upload the notifications?
  11. Sorry, I missed that part. We changed address within the county (same USCIS field office).
  12. it’s actually even more twisted because my son’s status never showed “interview notice sent out” but “ready to be scheduled for an interview”. But he was the one receiving an update this morning.
  13. (N-600 for my children- waiting on their processing for more than two years by now - field office San Diego) I am at loss. After more than two years of waiting and about 13 months exceeding regular processing times, my son just received a message from USCIS: "We have received and approved your request for your interview to be rescheduled. Your application has been placed back in queue for interview rescheduling at a USCIS field office. Once an appointment is available, your interview will be rescheduled". Fact is, we never asked for a rescheduling. Is this a template answer for something else? We do our regular "out of normal processing times" inquiry every three months but definitely never asked to reschedule anything. We have been waiting for an interview for so long, it is such a tease. My daughter received the notification that an interview notice had been mailed out in October but then never received an invitation. USCIS then claimed it was an error on their behalf. What do I do now? And even better, how would I be able to get in touch with USCIS about this as their service agents are not helping at all.
  14. I faced the exact same question about 3 years ago. We went the N-600 route but their cases are still being processed. The immigration lawyer I talked to confirmed N-600 was the right choice and State Department actually suggests the N-600. Your child acquired his citizenship when you naturalized. N-600K would not be the right choice.
  15. She does not need a re-entry permit as long as she is under her husband's military orders overseas. OP: I would reach out to USCIS by calling their military hotline. Washington DC field office handles many if not most military families. Perhaps ask to have it transferred to their office if at all possible. My I-751 was requested by Washington DC once I filed my N-400. However, I do believe the naturalisation process triggered the file request (which took 4 weeks for one field office to mail it to the other if I recall correctly). I then had a combo interview and both I-751 and N-400 were approved on the same day. My husband did not need to join us but it would have been difficult with all the quarantine regulations and travel limitations in 2020.
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