Citezenship and Address of USCIS

[Curioususer 0]

Hello I'm just starting to do the K1 and I'm confused on 2 things hoping to get an answer.

 

1. Citizenship Information in the I-129F. I became a U.S. Citizen because of my Father.(I was born in Philippines)  I marked the U.S. Citizen Parents. But I don't know the answer for the "Have you obtained a Certificate of Naturalization Or Certificate of Citizenship in your own name?"

Should I leave it blank ? Or answer no? ]

 

2. Address of Filing Location. The letter of intent and cover letter. Do I put the address Dallas Texas or the USCIS in where I lived(not in Texas)? on both Letter of Intent and Cover letter for me? and For my Beneficiary the U.S Embassy that is in the PH? 

I was confused if this filing location address will change or remain the same in Dallas Texas. 

 

Thanks Everyone.

[Naes 12,205]

28 minutes ago, Curioususer said:

Hello I'm just starting to do the K1 and I'm confused on 2 things hoping to get an answer.

 

1. Citizenship Information in the I-129F. I became a U.S. Citizen because of my Father.(I was born in Philippines)  I marked the U.S. Citizen Parents. But I don't know the answer for the "Have you obtained a Certificate of Naturalization Or Certificate of Citizenship in your own name?"

Should I leave it blank ? Or answer no? ]

 

2. Address of Filing Location. The letter of intent and cover letter. Do I put the address Dallas Texas or the USCIS in where I lived(not in Texas)? on both Letter of Intent and Cover letter for me? and For my Beneficiary the U.S Embassy that is in the PH? 

I was confused if this filing location address will change or remain the same in Dallas Texas. 

 

Thanks Everyone.

1. I think if you got your citizenship at birth because of having a US citizen parent, then you are a citizen by birth. But if your parent petitioned for you or you became a citizen after birth then it changes. (But I hope you get a better answer on this) 

 

 my fiancé first taught he was citizen because of parents then I had to explain to him and check. That's how he finally understood that he was a citizen by birth(really funny argument that was...)

 

2. Dallas address is the one. You're filing there, and they will assign you the center (although we know it will be California) .

 

As of the letter of intents: This is one from you and one signed from your beneficiary. 

 

Later, you will send one to your fiancé to take to the interview addressed to the embassy.

Edited January 10, 2018 by Naes

[Curioususer 0]

2 hours ago, Naes said:

1. I think if you got your citizenship at birth because of having a US citizen parent, then you are a citizen by birth. But if your parent petitioned for you or you became a citizen after birth then it changes. (But I hope you get a better answer on this) 

 

 my fiancé first taught he was citizen because of parents then I had to explain to him and check. That's how he finally understood that he was a citizen by birth(really funny argument that was...)

 

2. Dallas address is the one. You're filing there, and they will assign you the center (although we know it will be California) .

 

As of the letter of intents: This is one from you and one signed from your beneficiary. 

 

Later, you will send one to your fiancé to take to the interview addressed to the embassy.

 

Thanks one of the reason I joined is because I couldn't find the right answer for 1. in the internet or groups in social media I wasn't convinced with the answers I'm getting even the people answering it wasn't sure.

 

 

 

 

[Curioususer 0]

1. Citizenship Information in the I-129F. I became a U.S. Citizen because of my Father.(I was born in Philippines)  I marked the U.S. Citizen Parents. But I don't know the answer for the "Have you obtained a Certificate of Naturalization Or Certificate of Citizenship in your own name?"

Should I leave it blank ? Or answer no? 

 

IDK if it's OK to revive or keep this post up. I still don't know the answer for this one.