List of children names on N400

[rncarterjm 0]

In the past on my immigration documents for my k1 visa and subsequently conditioanl green card, removal of condition on current green card i was always asked the question of children and i have always said none. But recently i found out that i had a child back in my home country which was born 6 months after i came to the usa. Should i now list that child on the N400 form?

[NickD 203]

In the past on my immigration documents for my k1 visa and subsequently conditioanl green card, removal of condition on current green card i was always asked the question of children and i have always said none. But recently i found out that i had a child back in my home country which was born 6 months after i came to the usa. Should i now list that child on the N400 form?

It's right in the N-400 instructions, all kids, step, adopted, natural...

[annelizabeth 1]

In the past on my immigration documents for my k1 visa and subsequently conditioanl green card, removal of condition on current green card i was always asked the question of children and i have always said none. But recently i found out that i had a child back in my home country which was born 6 months after i came to the usa. Should i now list that child on the N400 form?

It's right in the N-400 instructions, all kids, step, adopted, natural...

Nick, now here's the funny thing. I too read right there in the instructions to include all kids, and so I wrote down my husband's kids (my step-kids). When I got to my interview they asked me about those and then said, they don't count and scored through them. Seems like they don't read their own instructions!

[NickD 203]

In the past on my immigration documents for my k1 visa and subsequently conditioanl green card, removal of condition on current green card i was always asked the question of children and i have always said none. But recently i found out that i had a child back in my home country which was born 6 months after i came to the usa. Should i now list that child on the N400 form?

It's right in the N-400 instructions, all kids, step, adopted, natural...

Nick, now here's the funny thing. I too read right there in the instructions to include all kids, and so I wrote down my husband's kids (my step-kids). When I got to my interview they asked me about those and then said, they don't count and scored through them. Seems like they don't read their own instructions!

Captain Ewok should start yet another section entitled, "USCIS Blunders and Bloopers".

[*JG* 2]

I'd say yes. You may have a time explaining that to them though.