New_Citizen

On 2/6/2024 at 5:40 PM, OldUser said:

I thought it was required for I-485 or when consular processing for I-130.

 

It's a very vital document. Is there no way you can request it from country of your birth?

 

 

I contacted my country 's embassy and they offered their assistance in this matter.

Hi everyone, I am in the process of filing N-600 for my son, there is a question (Q14) about his admission to the United States asking about the travel document used and the document number, we admitted as refugees, and while I was checking our I-94, I noticed that they printed the A number in the Passport number field! any explanation for that? and which number should I put in the N-600 form? I am baffled.

On 2/9/2024 at 2:02 PM, Saman1103 said:

I'm in your shoes now. Not quite at 25 months tho. 15 and also Sacramento field office.

 

Wish you good luck in your journey. 

10 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Why is this a problem? Didn't you have to submit copies of your Birth Certificate for your immigration paperwork?

No, I didn't. And I even don't have one.

7 minutes ago, Free Man said:

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. 

Thank you for your reply, i have another question if you allow me, I read in the instructions that my (the parent) birth certificate is required, however, I know several people who applied for the N-600 for their kids without submitting their birth certificate.

On 1/31/2023 at 4:28 PM, New_Citizen said:

Thank you very much for your support and warm wishes.

UPDATE: Got naturalized in July 2023

Hi everyone, I got naturalized months ago and I am applying for a Certificate of Citizenship for my son, in the form there is a question asking about my (the parents') country of citizenship or nationality? is it my country of origin or is it USA?

Thank you all.

24 minutes ago, CMJuilland said:

I’m so sorry you’re still waiting and haven’t heard anything yet. Having my fingers crossed for you that your case moves forward very soon! 

Thank you very much for your support and warm wishes.

41 minutes ago, CMJuilland said:

@New_Citizen, according to USCIS’s processing time tool, your case is eligible to have an inquiry submitted. I used the data (field office, submission date) you disclosed here, and this is what I got:

 

 

 

I've done that, and their reply was "Due to workload factors not related to your case, USCIS anticipates a delay in completing your case. USCIS is committed to adjudicating immigration benefits in the order received and in a timely and efficient manner."

I also contacted the congressman and they replied to her the following " As a part of a greater eligibility determination, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) conducts background and security checks on applicants and certain petitioners for immigration benefits. These checks are necessary to ensure United States national security and public safety interests. In some cases, the results of these checks require USCIS to perform additional inquiries or consult with other government agencies. When this is necessary, there is often some delay in resolving the checks, and it is difficult to predict when resolution will be completed. Please be assured that this case has not been overlooked. Once all checks are resolved, the application will be interviewed, adjudicated and your constituent will be notified of the decision."

It has been more than 25 months ( 791 days) since I applied for citizenship and still waiting for the interview to be scheduled, that is unfair.😢

FO: Sacramento, CA

4 hours ago, HRQX said:

Many have been able to file at 4 years and 9 months using online form. List your foreign address you had between the 3 month gap before entering the US.

Thanks, I have followed your advise and I am currently filing online, I have one question, when I am entering my employment history, I can't find my job title? what should i do?

21 minutes ago, HRQX said:

Recommended to do online filing. With online filing, Receipt Notice is issued faster:

The Online form wont accept early filing, I have to complete 5 years to be able to file online.

as I understood.

 

I am filing my N-400 form, I haven't send it yet, I found a typo after I printed the form out, should I start a new form all over from scratch or I can start a new form and print only the wrongly entered page?

Please advise

1 minute ago, MightyIndian said:

What's stopping you from filing online? Its quicker and easier.

2 things, 1st, the online form asking for my marriage certificate while in mail submission it is not a requirement since I am not filing based on marriage,

2nd, I haven't complete 5 years of continues residency, I am filing early 4years and 9 months, and the online form would give me a warning when entering less than 5 years residence history.

Hi Everyone, I live in California, I know I have to send the N-400 file to

For U.S. Postal Service (USPS):

USCIS
P.O. Box 21251
Phoenix, AZ 85036

For FedEx, UPS, and DHL deliveries:

USCIS
Attn: N-400
1820 E. Skyharbor Circle S
Suite 100
Phoenix, AZ 85034

I am planing to pay the fees using the credit card, they mentioned that I have to attach the g-1450 form with my N-400 form,

My question is, do I have to send it to the same address above? they mentioned that I have to send it to Lockbox, is it a different facility?

Please advise

Hi Everyone, I am trying to file for N-400 online after completing 4 years and 9 months of residency in the US, and the system is asking me to upload 1- My marriage certificate (under the required evidence) 2-Evidence about your child(ren).

while in Documents checklist form the USCIS , it mentioned that marriage certificate is required only "If you are applying for naturalization on the basis of marriage to a U.S. citizen"

any advise?