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pdfForm N‐600K‐010 Revision Responses to 60‐day FRN Public Comments
Public Comments (regulations.gov): USCIS‐2007‐0019
60‐day FRN Citation (federalregister.gov): 88 FR 40281
Publish Dates: June 21, 2023 – August 21, 2023
Comment
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Comment
USCIS Response
Commenter: Jean Publee
this form should e shut down. there is no dna testingi to see if they are
actually relations or is the us govt and citizens being lied to. these people
come in and lie, lie, lie. some of them have 20 identifies int heir pockets.
they are criiminals and druggies causing chaos all over america. we want
citizenship and these 20 million illegal imigarnts sent back to their own
country. we dont want any more southnern border liars and druggies
who come here to steal and rob. the majority of americans say no mas.
no more. we have more than enough.w e want no more let them stay in
their own country., they are wrecking our country. shut down use of this
form. biden jhates amerians and robs american citizens imo shut down
this applicatoiin form. none of them know what we need in citizens. we
are letting in bums not potential good citizens.
Commenter: Xuan Luo
have a comment on the online N‐600K form, section "Evidence", which
contains an item called "Child's proof of lawful admission and
maintenance of lawful status", with field type "Upload". It does not make
sense to ask the applicant to upload this with the N‐600K application,
because the child is not required to be in the US at the time the N‐600K is
filed. The instruction text for this item says, "Form I‐94, Arrival‐Departure
Record, is required, if available, at the time of interview for all children
seeking citizenship under INA section 322." Since this is only required at
the time of the interview, it should not be something that the applicant is
asked to upload when filing the N‐600K form. In fact, the paper version of
the N‐600K form, information about the child's admission to the US is
asked in Part 15, "USCIS Officer" of the proposed N‐600K paper form,
which the form specifically says is not for the applicant to complete.
Response: The commenter expressed an opinion
on immigration issues generally. USCIS is making
no changes to the form or instructions as a result
of this comment.
Response: USCIS appreciates the suggestion and
added instructions that USCIS will not require
evidence of child’s lawful admission and
maintenance of lawful status if the child is not in
the United States when filing Form N‐600K.
File Type | application/pdf |
File Title | Microsoft Word - N-600K-010 60-Day Public Comment Matrix |
Author | mrfrank |
File Modified | 2023-09-27 |
File Created | 2023-09-27 |