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Does anyone knows if they allow family member to the oath ceremony ? Definetly my wife is going to come but my in laws will be there as well. With current pandemic I don't know what is the status for oath ceremony. 

 

 They allowed my wife in my interview. 

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Does anyone knows that if Houston location allows family members at Oath ceremony. 

 

They allowed my wife for interview. Not sure other family members can come or not. 

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We filed our N-400 today so now the final part of the journey begins....

10/25/2016 Hard copy date NOA1                                            09/12/2017  AOS paperwork mailed

11/25/2016 RFE  app update                                                      09/13/2017 AOS paperwork rcvd in Chicago

12/02/2016 RFE hard copy received                                          09/18/2017 AOS paperwork accepted

12/03/2016 RFE information mailed to Ca.Service Center    10/18/2017 AOS case status  Ready to schedule appointment

12/06/2016 App Case update RFE Information Received      11/17/2017 biometrics completed

12/21/2016 App case update Approved (57 days)                 1/8/2018  Interview completed but being reviewed

12/26/2017 NOA 2 hard copy received                                     1/11/2018   I 765 approved

 1/03/2017  NVC received case                                                  1/19/2018  EAD/AP combo card received

 1/04/2017  NVC issued case number                                       1/23/2018  AOS approved

 1/05/2017  Case status changed to in transit                         1/27/2018 Card mailed     

 1/10/2017  Case status set to Ready                                       10/23/2019 I 751 mailed to dallas

 1/16/2017  Medical exam completed                                       09/24/2020 RFE received

 1/18/2017  CFO completed                                                        10/28/2020  RFE info received

 1/26/2017  Interview completed                                                11/10/2020 approved                                         

 2/13/2017  Case status "ISSUED"                                               12/10.2020 10 year card received

 2/17/2017  Visa in hand                                                               07/31/2021 N400 FILED ONLINE

 2/24/2017  POE Chicago                                                              08/05/2021 interview scheduled

 05/15/2017 Married 🙂

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3 minutes ago, Cleofe+Daniel said:

We filed our N-400 today so now the final part of the journey begins....

It's always nice to get it started. If you want to follow others who filed around the same time as you, this is the thread: 


Good luck, may the process be speedy. 

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AP: 12-20-2016 - 04-07-2017

EAD: 01-18-2017 - 05-30-2017

AOS: 12-20-2016 - 07-26-2017

ROC: 04-22-2019 - 04-22-2020
Naturalization: 05-01-2020 - 03-16-2021

U.S. passport: 03-30-2021 - 05-08-2021

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Thank you

10/25/2016 Hard copy date NOA1                                            09/12/2017  AOS paperwork mailed

11/25/2016 RFE  app update                                                      09/13/2017 AOS paperwork rcvd in Chicago

12/02/2016 RFE hard copy received                                          09/18/2017 AOS paperwork accepted

12/03/2016 RFE information mailed to Ca.Service Center    10/18/2017 AOS case status  Ready to schedule appointment

12/06/2016 App Case update RFE Information Received      11/17/2017 biometrics completed

12/21/2016 App case update Approved (57 days)                 1/8/2018  Interview completed but being reviewed

12/26/2017 NOA 2 hard copy received                                     1/11/2018   I 765 approved

 1/03/2017  NVC received case                                                  1/19/2018  EAD/AP combo card received

 1/04/2017  NVC issued case number                                       1/23/2018  AOS approved

 1/05/2017  Case status changed to in transit                         1/27/2018 Card mailed     

 1/10/2017  Case status set to Ready                                       10/23/2019 I 751 mailed to dallas

 1/16/2017  Medical exam completed                                       09/24/2020 RFE received

 1/18/2017  CFO completed                                                        10/28/2020  RFE info received

 1/26/2017  Interview completed                                                11/10/2020 approved                                         

 2/13/2017  Case status "ISSUED"                                               12/10.2020 10 year card received

 2/17/2017  Visa in hand                                                               07/31/2021 N400 FILED ONLINE

 2/24/2017  POE Chicago                                                              08/05/2021 interview scheduled

 05/15/2017 Married 🙂

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Hello All,
I have my interview in a week from now, and I'm thinking about requesting to change my name legally.
Does anyone have experience with how long a juridical oath ceremony could be delayed? 
filed office: San Jose, California.
Thank you!

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9 hours ago, Limesu said:

Hello All,
I have my interview in a week from now, and I'm thinking about requesting to change my name legally.
Does anyone have experience with how long a juridical oath ceremony could be delayed? 
filed office: San Jose, California.
Thank you!

 

Name change doesn't delay anything. IO will ask you about it at the interview. He/ she will them make the change. As such, by the time you get to your oath, your certificate will have your new name ready.

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21 hours ago, dhaval25 said:

Does anyone knows that if Houston location allows family members at Oath ceremony. 

 

They allowed my wife for interview. Not sure other family members can come or not. 

It should say on your invite to oath whether you can bring anyone. My oath was back in June and no one other than the person receiving the benefit was allowed. 

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9 hours ago, Timona said:

 

Name change doesn't delay anything. IO will ask you about it at the interview. He/ she will them make the change. As such, by the time you get to your oath, your certificate will have your new name ready.

Thank you for the answer. Do you know if San Jose filed office offer judicial ceremonies? 

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58 minutes ago, Limesu said:

Thank you for the answer. Do you know if San Jose filed office offer judicial ceremonies? 

What do you mean by judicial ceremonies? Or do you mean oath?

Every office offers oath, I believe 

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28 minutes ago, Timona said:

What do you mean by judicial ceremonies? Or do you mean oath?

Every office offers oath, I believe 

When you request a name change your oath will be judicial (oath with a judge)not administrative(regular oath) 

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8 hours ago, Limesu said:

When you request a name change your oath will be judicial (oath with a judge)not administrative(regular oath) 

 

IO will change it at interview. 

When you come for oath, your certificate will have your new name, already signed by Judge to save time.

 

My IO asked me at interview if I wanted to change name as it will be the one on my certificate 

Immigration journey is not: fast, for the faint at heart, easy, cheap, for the impatient nor right away. If more than 50% of this applies to you, best get off the bus.

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1 hour ago, Timona said:

 

IO will change it at interview. 

When you come for oath, your certificate will have your new name, already signed by Judge to save time.

 

My IO asked me at interview if I wanted to change name as it will be the one on my certificate 

Thanks !

I believe not every filed office Supports the name change. so I was wondering if San Jose, California filed office accept name changes request .
How to check if any filed office supports name change? 
 

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28 minutes ago, Limesu said:

Thanks !

I believe not every filed office Supports the name change. so I was wondering if San Jose, California filed office accept name changes request .
How to check if any filed office supports name change? 
 

 

I just told you, name change is done at interview. I went to my interview 2 weeks ago and IO asked me if I wanted to change my name. She informed me that if I did, that would be the one on my naturalization certificate. So yes, name change is part if every office. It is a standard protocol. 

Immigration journey is not: fast, for the faint at heart, easy, cheap, for the impatient nor right away. If more than 50% of this applies to you, best get off the bus.

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29 minutes ago, Timona said:

 

I just told you, name change is done at interview. I went to my interview 2 weeks ago and IO asked me if I wanted to change my name. She informed me that if I did, that would be the one on my naturalization certificate. So yes, name change is part if every office. It is a standard protocol. 

The name change is not done at the interview, only a form is filled out at the interview (by the IO) and then you get to sign it on a tablet. The name change itself is only done once a judge approves it and signs it. USCIS cannot change anybody name.

 

And no, not every field office offers name changes now during the pandemic. Many field offices do as they can still get a judge involved to get it done despite the courts being closed, but some can't. I don't know about this particular field office though. 

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AP: 12-20-2016 - 04-07-2017

EAD: 01-18-2017 - 05-30-2017

AOS: 12-20-2016 - 07-26-2017

ROC: 04-22-2019 - 04-22-2020
Naturalization: 05-01-2020 - 03-16-2021

U.S. passport: 03-30-2021 - 05-08-2021

En livstid i krig. Göteborg killed it. Epic:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBs3G1PvyfM&ab_channel=Sabaton

 

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