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[fullcircles 0]

Hi all, Its been a while since I have been on here and ALOT has happened in between, now I need to get my childrens N600 done and get them that precious piece of paper that says they are citizens, however with two kids thats $1200 dollars which I do not have since we just spent all our savings moving to another state (Fl) is there a fee waiver form for the N600 and what would qualify if there is? Thank You.

[JustWatching 1]

Hi all, Its been a while since I have been on here and ALOT has happened in between, now I need to get my childrens N600 done and get them that precious piece of paper that says they are citizens, however with two kids thats $1200 dollars which I do not have since we just spent all our savings moving to another state (Fl) is there a fee waiver form for the N600 and what would qualify if there is? Thank You.

I am not sure if there is a waiver or not but if they had a green card when you naturalized you can get them passports instead of N600 and save yourself about $1000

[fullcircles 0]

I am not sure if there is a waiver or not but if they had a green card when you naturalized you can get them passports instead of N600 and save yourself about $1000

I know this but its a very confusing issue, yes they can get passports but should they ever need the certificate of citizenship they would not get it because the form asks specifically "have you ever claimed to be a US citizen" which is what you do when you apply for a passport....I know there is a huge devide on this subject, but it seems to me that the devil as always is in the detail.

[Jupiter07 12]

I know this but its a very confusing issue, yes they can get passports but should they ever need the certificate of citizenship they would not get it because the form asks specifically "have you ever claimed to be a US citizen" which is what you do when you apply for a passport....I know there is a huge devide on this subject, but it seems to me that the devil as always is in the detail.

I think you are taking the question too far. There is a problem if you claimed to be a USC when indeed you were not. There's no problem if you claimed to be one, when you really were a bona fide USC.