<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by sw2mong:
If there is anyone to help me with this complicated situation?
The problem is that we both came on K1&K2 visas. Because of background chack, she received her green card much later then me (2 ears difference). Currently, I am having my naturalization interview next Monday and she will applying for removal conditional residence only in October 2006.
In November she will turn 18.
I do not know if she could be automatically become USC after my interview?
Is it possible?
If not, what she will need to do due to become USC? As you can see she will turn 18 right after she applies for removal of conditional residency.
I am confused of what to do about her? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
90 days before your daughter acquires the requisite number of years of permanent residency, (3) she will be eligible to apply for naturalisation, whether or not the I751 has been adjudicated.
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sw2mong, You posted this thread on July 18, 2006.
At the time of interview have you brought to the attention of the Officer, why she was issued with the conditional residence card. when you both arrived at the same time.
Hope you have your interview, now what about your child.
If you have included her/his name in your N-400,
Then uscis should issue her/his with the citizenship certificate.
This was happened in passed. I hope this is correct.
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by sw2mong:
If there is anyone to help me with this complicated situation?
The problem is that we both came on K1&K2 visas. Because of background chack, she received her green card much later then me (2 ears difference). Currently, I am having my naturalization interview next Monday and she will applying for removal conditional residence only in October 2006.
In November she will turn 18.
I do not know if she could be automatically become USC after my interview?
Is it possible?
If not, what she will need to do due to become USC? As you can see she will turn 18 right after she applies for removal of conditional residency.
I am confused of what to do about her? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
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If there is anyone to help me with this complicated situation?
The problem is that we both came on K1&K2 visas. Because of background chack, she received her green card much later then me (2 ears difference). Currently, I am having my naturalization interview next Monday and she will applying for removal conditional residence only in October 2006.
In November she will turn 18.
I do not know if she could be automatically become USC after my interview?
Is it possible?
If not, what she will need to do due to become USC? As you can see she will turn 18 right after she applies for removal of conditional residency.
I am confused of what to do about her?
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Hmmm. Your daughter is petitioning you, but my understanding is that children under 21 can be included on the petition of a spouse. I believe she would also have to petition her sibling.
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My daughter is an American citizen and filed a petition for me. My son is 20+ at this moment. I understand that children under 21 are included in father's petition. What if he turns 21 during the process? I have read at USCIS website about Children Age protection Law but am confused. Can any one tell me if he still be issued Visa with me?
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Age out???
My daughter is an American citizen and filed a petition for me. My son is 20+ at this moment. I understand that children under 21 are included in father's petition. What if he turns 21 during the process? I have read at USCIS website about Children Age protection Law but am confused. Can any one tell me if he still be issued Visa with me?
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