Florida012

Thanks, I really appreciate your kind words, God bless you, and all the families of this forum.

He doesn't need to become a US citizen. He is enjoying retirement since he was 70 years old. He lives here in Florida too. The only reason for him to become a US citizen is because he just want it. Yesterday after he failed his exam, he told me is not the end of the world, he is not obsessed to become one either, and after you guys clarify me many things. It's up to him if he wants to try it or not. :), but know him very well, I don't think he wants to do it right away, at least not for now.

Thanks everybody for your replies. You guys help me a lot, and helped me with many solutions. Now I know what to do.

Agreed with you in that part , but because is now through marriage I don't thing the civic questions is going to take place in that occasion, but about the relationship about them, and personal things . and to be honest is gonna be hard for dad to pass those questions even if they have to go together to the interview if it takes place of course.

Problem is he can't manage the English language. He is already 76 years old (7 years with his green card), and the only hope that he has is to reach the 20 years with his green card (he'll be 89 years old at that time). I don't see a light at the end of the tunnel for him, from that part . So his only hope I guess it's if my mother filed a new n400 though marriage, instead of me, now that she is a new US citizen

That's what I'm doing now lol

Hi, thanks for the replies guys. Sorry about the confusion, my mom wants to file for him right away the n400 through marriage. Also I filed for both of them, through family (I''m a us citizen, and his son),so they went to the interview with differents IO, because I filed for them individually ( one n400 for each of them)

Hi forum. Hope everybody is in good health!!!! My question is: My parents went to the their second interview today ((N400 through me)) I'm a us citizen also. Both of them failed the first interview)). My mother passed today, and now she is a US citizen (she even swore today) but my father failed again. I know that he has to wait 5 more years to apply again, but I want to know. Now that my mom is a us citizen, she can petition him right away? or she has to wait some time because my dad has failed his interview ? or that doesn't matter and she can petition him right away. Thanks.