Don't Wait to Naturalize if you Have Kids
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- Опубликовано: 2 сен 2020
- If you are eligible to become a U.S. citizen and you have a child under the age of 18, you should not wait. Getting your citizenship while your kid is underage gives them a tremendous benefit.
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Great and interesting content Jim! Keep up the good work , thanks 🙏
Hi Jim,
Please make a video on how long one has to work with employer after getting green card.
Thanks
Great 👍 appreciate it 👏
Why would I need to file N 600 for my kid if I can straight apply for her US passport?
never mind you got it covered here ruclips.net/video/m89a1llZySU/видео.html&ab_channel=HackingImmigrationLaw%2CLLC
Job, loan, college application.
@jimross2101 They can do that when they grow up or they can choose to tender their usa passport as means of verification, that can serv as well. Things have changed.
Loan or government can accept passport.
Greetings sir.
Am adopted vhild from a single mother. Adoption completely final may 17 1978.
Been deported 20 years ago.
All my p
rocedures were all legal. Been in custody over five years years .permanen tresidence. Entered into the country on visa to complete Adoption.
She was naturalisation 4 year before my Adoption. Do I deprive citizenship through my mother? Am 57 aboard and she currently in nursing home in california.
Thanks
But this is for people that were under 18 before the law on 2/27/2001 went to affect right?
No
@@jimross2101 really?
Hey Jim, very interesting! I have a question that pretty much know the answer, my father was a naturalized citizen, had most of his children in the US, came back to his mother country Panamá, got married to my mother and had me, he traveled back and forth but never took me there, I'm now 34 Y/O, I'm pretty sure I dont have the "rights" to inherit the citizenship or to make it any easier to get it, can you tell me if i'm wrong or not?
Hello and thanks for commenting. You can join the Immigration Answers Show and ask your questions there, or send us an email to info@hackingimmigrationlaw.com and one of our team members will let you know if we can help you with your case.