miriamlee

Hi

I am a US citizen, married to an Australian with two Australian born children. I have never lived in the US so I can not automatically give my children.

I want my children to have US citizenship. I was told the only way that was possible was for them to become LPRs.

So, we decide we will move to the US. A few weeks ago I submitted I130s at the Sydney consulate for my husband and children. I have received packet 3 but have not returned any forms yet.

I have just discovered that I can apply for citizenship for my kids using n600k form and my fathers residency in US.

I would prefer to use n600k unstead of LPR because it is cheaper and there are no vaccination requirements. My kids are not vaccination so I would need a waiver for LPR.

My question is this, Can I cancel my kids i130s but leave my husbands to be processed and submit n600ks for them.

Thanks

Hi

I am going to file n600k forms for my children. We live in Australia.

When they are called for an interview is it ok to enter the US under th VWP and have there status changed to citizen?

Thanks

Thank you for help.

Does it matter which uscis office I file the forms with? Can I just choose one with the shortest processing time?

Also, if it says processing time is 5 months, is that 5months till they call you for your interview, you have your interview or citzenship is granted?

Hi

Just wondering if anyone has had any experience applying for a I-601 waiver for vaccination.

I am a US Citizen living in Australia. I will need to apply for a waiver as neither of my two children are vaccinated.

I am concerned about whether or not the waiver will be accepted and how long it will hold up the visas being issued?

Thanks

Hi

Just joined this forum as I am quite confused and would love some help please.

I am a US citzen but have never lived in the US (so I can not automatically pass on citzenship to my children. My children and I live in Australia.

I have heard that my children can be granted citzenship by way of the N-600K form using my father (US citizen) residency in the US.

Is this true?

Thanks