need some help

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As mentioned above by others there waivers available for N400 if you are cash strapped:

 

*I-912, Request for Fee Waiver

https://www.uscis.gov/i-912

https://www.uscis.gov/forms/filing-fees/additional-information-on-filing-a-fee-waiver

 

*I-942, Request for Reduced Fee

https://www.uscis.gov/i-942

 

 

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8 hours ago, xlecilia said:

the only thing is i dont wana do the N400 because i dont want to stay in the USA i kind of want to go back to britain, But found out i need a family visa to return to live there, Anyone else experienced this ?

Why do you need a family visa?

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11 hours ago, xlecilia said:

the only thing is i dont wana do the N400 because i dont want to stay in the USA i kind of want to go back to britain, But found out i need a family visa to return to live there, Anyone else experienced this ?

As a British citizen (if you are), you do not need visa to go back and live in the UK. Same for your children, but they need UK passports to enter the country.

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On 10/11/2022 at 10:49 PM, xlecilia said:

the only thing is i dont wana do the N400 because i dont want to stay in the USA i kind of want to go back to britain, But found out i need a family visa to return to live there, Anyone else experienced this ?

You hold a British passport now, that does not change if you get a US citizenship. You can have both as your child is already a US and British citizen/subject. US citizens do not need to reside in the USA; you could come and go as needed or not set foot in the USA ever again and keep US citizenship.

 

You have an opportunity to get dual citizenship US and British that could be handy if your family life spans the US and Britain. Your child is a dual US/English citizen. They may choose to live their life in the US. In the future you would be able to join them. 

 

If you get US citizenship it will have no effect on your English citizenship. Many people have dual citizenship, myself, my spouse  and most all naturalized Americans do. There are only a few countries in the world that do not allow dual citizenship  but the US and Englad do.