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Free Man

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  1. Congratulations and you made the right decision to file for the N600, it's expensive but equally good. That part of the question is about you the parent. Since you are citizen now, you are USA nationality. I filed my son's n600 since Oct 2022 still waiting.
  2. Come to my city Las Vegas, super easy and fast, they even have drive through marriage.
  3. I will apply the passport then contact your congress/senator office with a proof of your travel plans.
  4. More than likely, she got it from her mum. Similar to my Son's case, I got my citizenship when he was under 18yr so he automatically gain citizenship from me. I did asked the same question to the USCIS officer at my oath ceremony and she said my son become citizen the same day I got mine. He got his passport but I also filed the N600. In short, your wife citizenship date will be the date her mum took the oath it should be on the citizenship certificate
  5. Am telling you the letter from the passport office includes DNA option. The issue is they don't understand why a birth was not registered after 1yr of birth so they doubting if the child is your child. Am sure he child is under 18 so OP is trying to get citizenship for the child through her. In the birth certificate I provided for my so, there is a column which read when was birth registered and the date was more than 1yr after birth and that was the issue
  6. No you missing the point. The child was born in Nigeria. Unfortunately in Africa, most of have have our birth certificates weeks/months after birth and record keeping is next to zero. I went through the same process when I applied a passport for my son and I ended up doing DNA test
  7. I had the same problem for my son. It's very frustrating. I sent the public records but they also rejected it. The letter the passport office sent you indicates that a DNA test is also acceptable. I ended up doing the DNA but costed me around $395 dollars.
  8. My Aunty is also a green card holder, she was out of the country for 13months, upon her arrival at JFK, she was taken to a secondary inspection room, according to her, they asked her why was she away for long and she said she visited family and had to take care of her mum. After 45mins, they let her in. The good thing is the airlines only checked if her green card is valid.
  9. Form D-3053 is only for passport application. Am saying you can apply for his passport without waiting for the N600 Since u have shared custody, the father has to fill and sign D-3053 and mail u back the original signed plus copy of his Government issued ID or passport
  10. Agree, if she has fully custody, nothing is needed from the biological father. And yes this has nothing to do with the step father.
  11. Hi, I can help as I also filed N600 for my son and it was approved. Just a heads-up up, it's around $1000. The question is whether you and the child biological father were married before the child was born or adopted. For the passport, you can apply for your son using your naturalization certificate, however the father will have to sign form D-3053 and the need the original signed document. If he lives outside of the US, you can email him the form and he sign and get it notarized and mail it mail it back to u if possible via DHL, it's faster. However, if you have fully custody of the child then the father's consent is not needed. Supporting documents when applying for his passport. 1. Your certificate of citizenship 2. His green card 3. His birth certificate 4. Marriage or divorce certificate with his biological father You can book appointment at the USPS or some libraries offer it as well. Yes the N600 is optional but highly recommended so yes you made the right decision. Let me know if you have any questions. Happy to share my little experience
  12. This is good question, my son got citizenship through me, I applied his passport and it was approved. I also applied N600 still pending. So out of curiosity, I call the passport office to confirm the date my son became citizen, the lady told me is the date the passport was issued, the following day, I call USCIS and the guy told me my son became citizen the same day I was citizen. A week later, I call USCIS again and asked to speak with Tier 2, he told me legally, it's the date the passport was issue so am just 😕 confuse. I intend to go by the date on his passport
  13. You can reach out to you senator or congressional rep for help. My only concern is since you are still within the processing time, USCIS might just say they still reviewing you case.
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