My father was Phil.Scout and Phil.Guerilla he apply his US naturalization but passed away before his take oath
Answer:
The final step was the oath and I don't think is valid until then,, the rest of the family have to apply them self.
Your father's citizenship is not relevant to your application for citizenship, or any one else in the family. If he had included you in his citizenship application before you were 18, that's a different case and you need to talk to an immigration lawyer for that.
However, if you have been in the US for five years as a resident, there is no stopping you from applying for citizenship.
If your mother appliles and is eligible, she can include any children under 18 (or actually, it may be 21?).
Otherwise, if any of you have been a resident for less than five years, then you will have to wait until you reach the fifth year residency.
Any exception to the rules, you need to talk to an immigration lawyer.
Go to the US immigration website for further details.
No. There's no basis for them to apply.
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