N-400 November 2013 Filers

[Kraj.d 1]

Hi Folks,

I am officialy a US Citizen now....thanks to all...

Raj

[tadli77 18]

Don't worry about the speeding ticket. As long as the fine is less than $500 you should be OK.

Congratulations, I have not gotten anything yet.

Hopefully my speeding ticket won't be an issue, the IO told me it shouldn't be but I am a little bit paranoid.

[ChelseaKate 3]

Congratulation! Would you mind to share your interview experience, please. Thanks.

[Shub 78]

Today I was finally able to track my application for a US passport through the website of the Department of State (having applied on Feb 22). It says it's "processing" which is good and expected

[Darkarma 2]

Jon & Sol,

The letter that you sent, did you send it to the local USCIS office? I have been on Oath scheduling que from Feb 14th, still there has been no progress, I was also wondering if sending a letter would be prudent. Thanks

[Jon and Krissy 452]

Jon & Sol,

The letter that you sent, did you send it to the local USCIS office? I have been on Oath scheduling que from Feb 14th, still there has been no progress, I was also wondering if sending a letter would be prudent. Thanks

Hi,

I did send it to the local USCIS office, yes.

Of course, I have nothing to show for it but a verbal reassurance everything is fine - perhaps that's better than nothing. No status change, no oath yet.....

[Darkarma 2]

True Jon & Sol, Orlando office has a Oath every friday. And they are pretty fast as i understand. I am doing a name correction and that has to go through the courts it seems, they have a judicial ceremony at the end of this month. Keeping fingers crossed.

[Jon and Krissy 452]

True Jon & Sol, Orlando office has a Oath every friday. And they are pretty fast as i understand. I am doing a name correction and that has to go through the courts it seems, they have a judicial ceremony at the end of this month. Keeping fingers crossed.

Good luck. We aren't even doing a name change, so I really don't understand what the holdup is. Honestly I remain very frustrated and irritated about this 24/7. On day 45, we're going to do an infopass.

[title2013IL 0]

Update - I just received my oath taking letter and I am scheduled on March 21st.

[nachos 1]

@Jon&Sol

It's crazy that it's taking so long to get your oath ceremony date. Over a month since your interview and still no date, madness!

I have my interview in Pittsburgh next week and it's disheartening to think I might have to wait over a month to get scheduled for an oath. Anyway, best of luck, hope you get that notice soon!

[nlclhc 1]

No update in my case yet, I did my interview on Thursday, I am starting to get paranoid.......

[Jon and Krissy 452]

@Jon&Sol

It's crazy that it's taking so long to get your oath ceremony date. Over a month since your interview and still no date, madness!

I have my interview in Pittsburgh next week and it's disheartening to think I might have to wait over a month to get scheduled for an oath. Anyway, best of luck, hope you get that notice soon!

Thanks for the thought. I have no idea ####### is going on with Pittsburgh. This is incredibly frustrating....

[Me_Theo 25]

Hi all

I am not sure my post is right place or no, if it is wrong place sorry about that.

But this is very important to know, when i can apply for my US citizenship.

Those are about my stutaion.

Please Help!

I came in USA by k-1 visa on " Sep , 2011"

Also i married with my fiance, On "Nov /2011"

My I-797 Adjustment of Status approval was on Dec 15 /2011

My conditional green card never issued.

My 10 years green card arrive on" feb /2014"

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Can I fill out N-400 forms on Dec 20, 2015?

(it will be 3 years +10 days after my 1-797 date)

please feel free write what do you think?

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on this link, please see " 8.1"

http://www.visajourn...ralization.html

8.1)...When can I apply for United States citizenship?

A...As a spouse of a US Citizen, you can apply for citizenship 3 (three) years after approval of your Adjustment of Status. Your approval may be noted via any of the following: approval notice (I-797), on your passport (I-551 stamp and date), your green card ("resident since" date). The 3 year countdown begins with that date. This 3 year period does not include long absences from the United States.

But really I am not sure when I should to do.

Thank you so much for your help.

Edited March 11, 2014 by Me_Theo

[Shub 78]

Hi all

I am not sure my post is right place or no, if it is wrong place sorry about that.

But this is very important to know, when i can apply for my US citizenship.

Those are about my stutaion.

Please Help!

I came in USA by k-1 visa on " Sep , 2011"

Also i married with my fiance, On "Nov /2011"

My I-797 Adjustment of Status approval was on Dec 15 /2011

My conditional green card never issued.

My 10 years green card arrive on" feb /2014"

-----

Can I fill out N-400 forms on Dec 20, 2015?

(it will be 3 years +10 days after my 1-797 date)

Look at your green card, it says somewhere, "Resident since". Next to that is a date. Add 3 years to that date, then subtract 90 days, and that's when your eligibility window opens, provided you meet all the other requirements.

I suggest you go to http://www.uscis.gov/n-400 and familiarize yourself with the requirements, the eligibility worksheet, and you should also go to http://www.uscis.gov/us-citizenship/citizenship-through-naturalization/guide-naturalization and read everything in detail.

[Me_Theo 25]

Thanks dear Shub,

Then, what about this link,

Do you think this link is junk or wrong ?

on this link, please see " 8.1"

http://www.visajourn...ralization.html

8.1)...When can I apply for United States citizenship?
A...As a spouse of a US Citizen, you can apply for citizenship 3 (three) years after approval of your Adjustment of Status. Your approval may be noted via any of the following: approval notice (I-797), on your passport (I-551 stamp and date), your green card ("resident since" date). The 3 year countdown begins with that date. This 3 year period does not include long absences from the United States.

Edited March 11, 2014 by Me_Theo