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August 2020 - AOS Filers

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TosioCarlyI Rookie

TosioCarlyI   6

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Country: Moldova
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Green card arrival: 2021-12-10

Applied for naturalization: 2022-05-20

Because applying under 319(b), no need for removal of conditions.

Interview Appointment Letter Received: 2023-05

Interview Appointment: 2023-06-20 in San Diego

Oath Ceremony: same-day, 2023-06-20 in San Diego

 

Passport appointment: Washington DC office, 2023-06-27. Received first passport in three hours.

 

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Cilllah
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I want to cry! I checked all six of my applications. AOS, EAD and AP for K1 and K2. All the same but I checked my EAD last and the status changed to new card is being produced. I want to cry. I am so

KittyKat3072
KittyKat3072

Today is our aos interview! Sooo nervous. I'll let you guys know how it goes.   *fingers crossed*  💜💜

KittyKat3072
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Hey all,  Our appointment went very well and the officer who interviewed us was friendly and warm. It both felt like an interview and just a formality because he seemed to already have a positive op

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On 7/29/2023 at 6:15 AM, TosioCarlyI said:

Green card arrival: 2021-12-10

Applied for naturalization: 2022-05-20

Because applying under 319(b), no need for removal of conditions.

Interview Appointment Letter Received: 2023-05

Interview Appointment: 2023-06-20 in San Diego

Oath Ceremony: same-day, 2023-06-20 in San Diego

 

Passport appointment: Washington DC office, 2023-06-27. Received first passport in three hours.

 

Wow that's awesome! Congrats on the citizenship!

I will have to wait for my three years of residency before filing my N-400... I assume most of us do. 

 
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