N-600K case - 17 years and 315 days

[Danny10]

Hi all,

For some reason my parent and I have not handled my U.S. citizenship before, but now I have appeared intent to become U.S. citizen and have U.S. Passport at the last minute.

I was born overseas and all my life I have developed outside the USA, also my dad (who is U.S citizen but does not comply with live at least 5 years in the U.S. and 2 of those post-14), but my grandfather was born, lived and grew up in USA, He was a veteran of WWII (my dad is a baby boomer), I have full knowledge that my grandfather supplementing the time that my father has not lived in the U.S. so that I can get my American naturalization.

Well, There are exactly 50 days for my birthday number 18 (I'll reach 18 at 01/10/2009, I have 17 and 315 days and counting), ¿ Can I be able to deal with my dad for my naturalization by the statement 322 of Immigration filling out the form N-600k and sending it to the Offices of USCIS in the USA, and then travel to USA with my parent and close the deal ?

Or by the time remaining until I reach age 18 It's not enough for me to apply because the process can be extended several months?

If so, ¿ What can you advise me ? Maybe apply for Permanent Resident or I have another way to become U.S citizen ?

Thanks in advance !

PS. Sorry for my bad english.

[Danny10]

Ron : I'm new in this forum but Please I need your important help, ¿ What can I do in my case ?

Maybe I definitely have to forget the option of naturalization through my grandfather... If so, then ¿What procedure you suggest me ?

[Ron Gotcher]

You need to retain local counsel to assist you. You have a factually unique case. While I am happy to answer questions of general applicability, I don't answer questions involving unique facts and circumstances. It is impossible for me to know all of the essential aspects of a case without undertaking a personal review. Without personal review, it would be grossly irresponsible for me to try to suggest anything for you.

[Danny10]

It's OK Ron I understand that.

I'll attend to the U.S Embassy tomorrow for get the right orientation and also update the thread with their explanation about my unique case.

Best Regards,

Danny

[Ron Gotcher]

Good luck.