help on question 10 on 129f

[ikarus 1]

Hello again....

This is kind of a complicated question, so I'm attaching an image of the question to better visualize what i'm saying; however, I'll still describe it

Question 10 on the i129f form reads as follows:

10.My citizenship was acquired through (check one)

birth in the usa naturalization ( i checked this)

If "Yes," give certificate number, date and place it was issued.

I put the number of certificate and location it was issued at

then there is a box that says "parents"

I leave that blank because i already checked the naturalization box, and it said to check only one.

Below the parents box, there is a question that says:

Have you obtained a certificate of citizenship in your name?

Yes, No

(here is my question---I already specified my certificate in the section of the question above, but this question is still under question 10, and technically, yes i do have my own certificate of citizenship, so i wondered if i filled this out too, as if check yes, then it says:)

If "Yes," give certificate number, date and place it was issued.

(And this i have already given above....)

So what to do here? any ideas?

thanks!

also, question 8b----do i put the A number from the certificate where it asks about the A# (if any)?

thanks again!!!

[Jesse and Hema 2]

http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/citize...ertificate.html

Naturalized Citizens: If you are a naturalized United States citizen, you should request a copy of your Certificate of United States Naturalization. The process of applying for a certificate of citizenship and certificate of naturalization is similar; however, the two documents are not the same. Both documents entitle the holder to full benefits of United States citizenship, including applying for a United States Passport. However, the application requirements are different. Please refer to the Certificate of United States Naturalization application guide for more information.

I'm still not 100% sure I understand your question, but the first space is for the certificate of naturalization, which is probably what you already have (I think it says on the certificate). The second space is for a certificate of citizenship, which is different.

[Dan J 277]

If you have a certificate of naturalization, you won't have a certificate of citizenship.

[ikarus 1]

If you have a certificate of naturalization, you won't have a certificate of citizenship.

Excellent! got it!!!

Now, the certificate of naturalization has an A# in it...

do i use this number in the 129f and g325a form?

thanks for the quick replies!

[Dan J 277]

If you have a certificate of naturalization, you won't have a certificate of citizenship.

Excellent! got it!!!

Now, the certificate of naturalization has an A# in it...

do i use this number in the 129f and g325a form?

thanks for the quick replies!

In the places that refer to yourself, your fiance will eventually get an A number too. But likely wont have one yet.

[Minya's wife 24]

Hello again....

This is kind of a complicated question, so I'm attaching an image of the question to better visualize what i'm saying; however, I'll still describe it

Question 10 on the i129f form reads as follows:

10.My citizenship was acquired through (check one)

birth in the usa naturalization ( i checked this)

If "Yes," give certificate number, date and place it was issued.

I put the number of certificate and location it was issued at

then there is a box that says "parents"

I leave that blank because i already checked the naturalization box, and it said to check only one.

Below the parents box, there is a question that says:

Have you obtained a certificate of citizenship in your name?

Yes, No

(here is my question---I already specified my certificate in the section of the question above, but this question is still under question 10, and technically, yes i do have my own certificate of citizenship, so i wondered if i filled this out too, as if check yes, then it says:)

If "Yes," give certificate number, date and place it was issued.

(And this i have already given above....)

So what to do here? any ideas?

thanks!

also, question 8b----do i put the A number from the certificate where it asks about the A# (if any)?

thanks again!!!

Your question is a bit confusing....did you attain your citizenship on your own (you were 18yrs old and took the naturalization oath) or were you a minor and naturalized w/ your parents?

If the former is true, then they way you have filled out the form is correct, but if the latter is the case, then you should answer on Q10 that your citizenship was aquired through parents, and on Q11 you would say that yes, (you have a certificate in your name) and put that number there.

-P