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Hello everyone!
I need a bit of help. I thought I could surmount this on my own but it is just SO DARN CONFUSING!
First, my questions, then some background info:
1) How do I pay the filing fee for an N-600K if I'm not in the US? Where do you get a money order from an American institution in you're in Thailand?
2) Can the grandparent preparing the N-600K form be different from the one whose residency is used for evidence? Specifically, can my mother, a US citizen without the qualifying residency period, file the N-600K on my daughter's behalf? My father is also a citizen and meets the residency requirement, but is unavailable for filing purposes.
I'm an American citizen. I was born abroad, and haven't lived in the States much. However, I understand my daughter qualifies for naturalization via the N-600K form, based on her grandfather, who has lived in the States for many years, as a child and as an adult. I live in Thailand, but I am not Thai. My daughter was born in the UK.
My mother, an American citizen too, doesn't meet the residency requirements, but is in the States right now. She wishes to help us file the N-600K form.
I would fill out and send the form myself, except I cannot find a way of getting a money order in US dollars from a US financial institution here in Thailand.#
I would appreciate your opinions and help in this matter!
I need a bit of help. I thought I could surmount this on my own but it is just SO DARN CONFUSING!
First, my questions, then some background info:
1) How do I pay the filing fee for an N-600K if I'm not in the US? Where do you get a money order from an American institution in you're in Thailand?
2) Can the grandparent preparing the N-600K form be different from the one whose residency is used for evidence? Specifically, can my mother, a US citizen without the qualifying residency period, file the N-600K on my daughter's behalf? My father is also a citizen and meets the residency requirement, but is unavailable for filing purposes.
I'm an American citizen. I was born abroad, and haven't lived in the States much. However, I understand my daughter qualifies for naturalization via the N-600K form, based on her grandfather, who has lived in the States for many years, as a child and as an adult. I live in Thailand, but I am not Thai. My daughter was born in the UK.
My mother, an American citizen too, doesn't meet the residency requirements, but is in the States right now. She wishes to help us file the N-600K form.
I would fill out and send the form myself, except I cannot find a way of getting a money order in US dollars from a US financial institution here in Thailand.#
I would appreciate your opinions and help in this matter!
