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Hello,

I'm married to a USC. He has a prior marriage to another USC, and they had 2 children, who are also USC. The ex-wife has majority custody and my husband pays child support. I am trying to file for US citizenship.

For my case, under the 'your family' section, should I list these step children or not?

If I list them, then in the evidence section it asks for evidence for being the parent of the children (birth certificate, adoption papers or court order for becoming a parent). I don't have any of these as I am not the guardian of the children.

This seems to imply that I do not have stepchildren?

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1 hour ago, pyxa said:

Hello,

I'm married to a USC. He has a prior marriage to another USC, and they had 2 children, who are also USC. The ex-wife has majority custody and my husband pays child support. I am trying to file for US citizenship.

For my case, under the 'your family' section, should I list these step children or not?

If I list them, then in the evidence section it asks for evidence for being the parent of the children (birth certificate, adoption papers or court order for becoming a parent). I don't have any of these as I am not the guardian of the children.

This seems to imply that I do not have stepchildren?

You should list them. Based on my own experience, I didn't submit evidence for my stepchildren. Just for biological child. During my naturalization interview, the IO asked about my children. When l mentioned all of them, he only asked me questions about my biological child. My interview was approved. 

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1 minute ago, pyxa said:

Thank you for your reply. I will list them as suggested.

yes we do have all of those papers, and we don't list them on our taxes as dependents (because their mom does)

Bring all those documents to your interview just in case the IO wants to see them. I was not asked for any document. 

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02-18-2015 (day 0 ): I-129f sent


02-24-2015 (day 6 ): NOA 1


03-17-2015 (day 21): NOA 2


05-08-2015 (day 52): Interview (Approved) :yes:


05-16-2015 (day 60): Visa in hand


06-19-2015 (day 91): US entry :dance:


08-22-2015: Marriage :wub:



AOS - EAD - AP



09-12-2015 (day 0): AOS, EAD and AP sent


09-15-2015 (day 3): Package delivered and received


09-17-2015 (day 5) : NOA 1 :thumbs:


10-06-2015 (day 24): Biometrics done!! :content:


10-28-2015 (day 46): Interview scheduled :dancing:


11-12-2015 (day 62): EAD and AP approved!! :thumbs:


11-17-2015 (day 67): EAD card was mailed to me!! :clock:


11-20-2015 (day 70): EAD and AP (Combo Card) was received by mail. :yes:



12-01-2015 (day 81): Interview day!!...My Green card was approved! :thumbs:


12-01-2015 (day 81): My new card is being produced :)


12-04-2015 (day 84): My Green Card was mailed to me :)


12-10-2015 (day 90): Green Card in hand!! :dance:




 
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