Two Internationally Adopted Children Become U.S. Citizens

Wed, 06 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

In a significant milestone for international adoption, two children from Guatemala and Mexico were granted U.S. citizenship during expedited N-600K naturalization appointments held in Southern California. The appointments, attended by Tifany Markee of Foster + Bloom Family Formation Law Group, took place on a recent 18-hour trip from Denver, resulting in both children receiving their certificates of citizenship and American flags.

Key Details:

Children: A six-year-old from Guatemala and a seven-year-old from Mexico.
Event: Expedited N-600K naturalization appointments.
Location: Southern California.
Outcome: Both children are now U.S. citizens and can apply for U.S. passports.

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Two Internationally Adopted Children Become U.S. Citizens