N-400 May 2017 Filers

[alebrije 15]

3 minutes ago, lovelyalex said:

I couldn't see a way either.  

 

But my USPS informed digest told me my letter comes today!

It's almost here!!!! Let us know!!! 

[lovelyalex 99]

August 29th at 10.30am at Government Center, Boston!

[La Isla Bonita 22]

23 minutes ago, lovelyalex said:

August 29th at 10.30am at Government Center, Boston!

wow you serious? Happy for you <3 waiting paid off

[alebrije 15]

28 minutes ago, lovelyalex said:

August 29th at 10.30am at Government Center, Boston!

Congratulations and GOOD LUCK!!!!!! 

[CentralPark1992 20]

2 hours ago, lovelyalex said:

I couldn't see a way either.  

 

 

 

2 hours ago, lovelyalex said:

I couldn't see a way either.  

 

But my USPS informed digest told me my letter comes today!

UPSP Informed digest? What am I missing here? lol

[Faith38 37]

@lovelyalex congrats!!! Now the waiting begins. Good luck 🍀 

[ge08 7]

1 hour ago, lovelyalex said:

August 29th at 10.30am at Government Center, Boston!

Yay! 🎉 Congratulations! How exciting!! 😊

[Tdiep 27]

MAY FILERS GO GO GO

[lovelyalex 99]

51 minutes ago, himalayanV said:

 

UPSP Informed digest? What am I missing here? lol

If you sign up with the USPS website, they send you an email every day with scans of the mail that you're expecting.  This is great if you live in an area with iffy mail service,or if you're away for business or on vacation.

 

 

Edited July 31, 2017 by lovelyalex

[Mehrdad576 18]

35 minutes ago, lovelyalex said:

If you sign up with the USPS website, they send you an email every day with scans of the mail that you're expecting.  This is great if you live in an area with iffy mail service,or if you're away for business or on vacation.

 

 

Can you send me one of these please??????????

[CentralPark1992 20]

LovelyAlex, thank you for your reply. I just signed up as well:)

 

Guys, I have a questions and its starting to bother me now. It is about the requirement that applicant needs to have residence for a minimum of 3 months in the district and state before applying for citizenship. Here, ill try to explain:

 

I moved to New York State in first week of Jan, Started working in First week of jan and changed my address on my credit card, bank, etc. Early feb I let USCIS know my new address but stupidly, I didnt change my Driver License till mid April. I applied for N-400 in end march. Technically I was in the state for 5 months before applying and here is what I have to prove that:

 

1. My paystubs from my job, starting first week of Jan.

2. Addition of my name to the lease (it was solely under my wife's name before that), late January

3. My credit card and debit card/bank statements, starting month of january. 

4. A letter from my employer, stating when I started working. 


DO you guys think this will be enough proof? Did I mess up by waiting to change my driver license to the new state? I am kinda freaked out :/ Am i unnecessarily worrying? Any advice will be very appreciated.

Edited July 31, 2017 by himalayanV

[CentralPark1992 20]

one more thing I have:

 

5. Our tax return receipt which shows that we filed it from our new address..although by income was from my previous state, i.e. 2016 inome (dating mid march)
 

[lovelyalex 99]

32 minutes ago, himalayanV said:

LovelyAlex, thank you for your reply. I just signed up as well:)

 

Guys, I have a questions and its starting to bother me now. It is about the requirement that applicant needs to have residence for a minimum of 3 months in the district and state before applying for citizenship. Here, ill try to explain:

 

I moved to New York State in first week of Jan, Started working in First week of jan and changed my address on my credit card, bank, etc. Early feb I let USCIS know my new address but stupidly, I didnt change my Driver License till mid April. I applied for N-400 in end march. Technically I was in the state for 5 months before applying and here is what I have to prove that:

 

1. My paystubs from my job, starting first week of Jan.

2. Addition of my name to the lease (it was solely under my wife's name before that), late January

3. My credit card and debit card/bank statements, starting month of january. 

4. A letter from my employer, stating when I started working. 


Do you guys think this will be enough proof? Did I mess up by waiting to change my driver license to the new state? I am kinda freaked out :/ Am i unnecessarily worrying? Any advice will be very appreciated.

I think you're worrying too much.  You've got plenty!  Some people don't change their drivers license for months or even years because they forget or don't have the time/money to do so.

 

You know what happened when I told my DMV about my change of address?  They updated their system okay... but told me to stick a sticker over my address on my card with my new address, until it was time to renew my license again! 

 

The other information you're providing already paints a clear picture of your you move, where you live, and where you moved to and when.

7 hours ago, himalayanV said:

Also, any idea why my name was deleted from the spreadsheet?

That was probably just a typo/mistake by someone!  

[laufine 55]

10 hours ago, lovelyalex said:

August 29th at 10.30am at Government Center, Boston!

Congrats to you!!! Wish you have a smooth interview.

[CentralPark1992 20]

21 hours ago, lovelyalex said:

I think you're worrying too much.  You've got plenty!  Some people don't change their drivers license for months or even years because they forget or don't have the time/money to do so.

 

You know what happened when I told my DMV about my change of address?  They updated their system okay... but told me to stick a sticker over my address on my card with my new address, until it was time to renew my license again! 

 

The other information you're providing already paints a clear picture of your you move, where you live, and where you moved to and when.

That was probably just a typo/mistake by someone!  

THank you so much for your detailed reply LovelyAlex. 

Check out this other blunder that I made...im a mess:

 

I did not realize at the time of filing that I was supposed to disclose ANY traffic violation. 

 I have, in my past received 2 traffic ticket (one in 2009 and another one in 2013 - 
both below $100) and I paid both on time. I just called the municipalities to send me records showing that my tickets were paid. 

You think this can lead to denial of my application? I plan to take the ticket payment proof to the interview and show it to the interviewer and kindly ask for an update on my form. 

I am worried about this. GAHHHH