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Hi, in I-175 Petition at part 5 say that list all your children.

My question is 1-My daughter is born in USA now she is 13months old so can I list her name at part 5?

2-If the answer is yes I should pay for her biometrics fee($80.00) or not?

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You should list your daughter's name. In the "Address/Immigration Status" enter US Citizen for her.

A biometrics fee is not required for your daughter since she is a US Citizen and does not have any conditions to remove.

Hi, in I-175 Petition at part 5 say that list all your children.

My question is 1-My daughter is born in USA now she is 13months old so can I list her name at part 5?

2-If the answer is yes I should pay for her biometrics fee($80.00) or not?

Thanks.

Jose (member), Inger (Spouse)

Our son Lucas Keiran

A joyful addition - Lucas Keiran's website

Our dog Queen

Queenie the Pooch - a photo-blog of our dog

K-1 Timeline

05/27/03: I-129F submitted (Vermont)

08/25/03: Interview

AOS Timeline

11/16/03: Married in NYC

12/17/03: Mailed AOS/EAD/AP

09/20/05: Case file transferred to California Service Center

02/06/06: Received 2 year conditional permanent resident card

Removal of Conditions Timeline

10/28/07: Filing can be done for I-751 (removal of conditions)

10/31/07: I-751 submitted to Vermont Service Center (mailed)

11/05/07: NOA 1 Date for I-751

11/15/07: Received NOA 1 extending Permanent Resident Status for 1 year.

11/27/07: Biometrics NOA date

11/30/07: Biometrics NOA received

12/13/07: Biometrics appointment

07/30/08: Approval email received

08/04/08: Conditions removed

10/15/08: Conditions fee reimbursed USCIS realized their mistake after approving the condition :P

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