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11 minutes ago, thekfc said:

If that is the case then it is possible that your son may be a US citizen because:

1. The father was already a US citizen BEFORE the son came to the US.

2. The son was under the age of 18 when he come to the US.

3. Son is a green card holder.

4. Son is residing in the US.

 

To remove any doubts or potential complications,  you should get your son official documentation of citizenship (Certificate of Citizenship).

1. Form N-600

2. US Passport via U. S. Citizenship through Naturalization of a parent (with proof of father's citizenship). 

N600 is waste of money. 

 

Get the passport if eligible. 

[jan22 3,064]

1 hour ago, thekfc said:

If that is the case then it is possible that your son may be a US citizen because:

1. The father was already a US citizen BEFORE the son came to the US.

2. The son was under the age of 18 when he come to the US.

3. Son is a green card holder.

4. Son is residing in the US.

 

To remove any doubts or potential complications,  you should get your son official documentation of citizenship (Certificate of Citizenship).

1. Form N-600

2. US Passport via U. S. Citizenship through Naturalization of a parent (with proof of father's citizenship). 

If the father was aleady a citizen when the son entered the US at the age of 15, the son would be a citizen under the Child Citizenship Act of 2000, notherwise through the naturalization of the father.  The distinction is important when applying for a passport, as the documentation is different.  No Form N-600 is required, unless the parent or child wants a Certificate of Citizenship for some reason; it's not needed to apply for the US passport.

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