February 2021 N-400 filers (edited title)

[Savva 222]

3 hours ago, mahanturbo said:

Hello, 

Is it possible to change the name on the day of interview?

 

I have not submit it with my N-400 form, 

Can I ask officer while he is reviewing my answers?

Yes you can, this is your last chance actually, just ask the officer and you'll be good! Good luck!!!

https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/learn-about-citizenship/commonly-asked-questions-about-the-naturalization-process

Look at the question 7, there is an exact answer to your question

Edited May 27, 2021 by Savva

[mahanturbo 1]

7 hours ago, Savva said:

Yes you can, this is your last chance actually, just ask the officer and you'll be good! Good luck!!!

https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/learn-about-citizenship/commonly-asked-questions-about-the-naturalization-process

Look at the question 7, there is an exact answer to your question

Thank you Brother.

[Savva 222]

12 minutes ago, mahanturbo said:

Thank you Brother.

You are absolutely welcome! Was it helpful?

[mahanturbo 1]

1 hour ago, Savva said:

You are absolutely welcome! Was it helpful?

Definitely:)

[Savva 222]

4 hours ago, mahanturbo said:

Definitely:)

🤞

[Egonzalez 12]

Anybody has gotten to have interview and oath ceremony on same day?

[Stt 223]

Hello y'all, this might be a silly question but,  I dont want to make any errors on my form. My 90 days window for naturalization just opened on may 20th and I am about to start my application process online.  Since it has not quite been 3 yrs since I received my GC, which of these questions should I select as my eligibility?

[SadFace 56]

If it is marriage based, pick number 2

[Stt 223]

5 minutes ago, SadFace said:

If it is marriage based, pick number 2

Thank you! That's what I thought but I just wanted to make sure. It is marriage based, spouse is active duty and I got GC in August 2018. 

[Savva 222]

1 hour ago, Stt said:

Hello y'all, this might be a silly question but,  I dont want to make any errors on my form. My 90 days window for naturalization just opened on may 20th and I am about to start my application process online.  Since it has not quite been 3 yrs since I received my GC, which of these questions should I select as my eligibility?

If you've been married to US citizen, and filling based on the 3 year rule, live with your spouse within the United States, and your spouse is a US citizen at least 3 years then your opinion is number 2, even if you file 90 days before full 3 years on your residency

[jalem33 14]

Just an update on our case. We had received a date of May 21st for my husbands oath ceremony. We are traveling to Mexico June 11th and would not have been able to get a passport in time (expedited is listed as 4-6 weeks)  so as per the instructions we wrote a letter requesting to reschedule. We received an update in our case that the interview was canceled. As of yet, we still have not received a new appointment. I tried to send an online message about the case, but have not received anything. Now when I log into USCIS I don't even see the N400 listed as a case. I still see the I-751. There is an error message at the top of the page I am hoping that it is a temporary error. I think we need to try to call and figure this out. I'm hoping we didn't really screw up with requesting to reschedule the oath. Just thought i would share in case anyone else has issues with their oath date.

 

I will keep everyone posted.

 

 

[Greg C 15]

48 minutes ago, jalem33 said:

Just an update on our case. We had received a date of May 21st for my husbands oath ceremony. We are traveling to Mexico June 11th and would not have been able to get a passport in time (expedited is listed as 4-6 weeks)  so as per the instructions we wrote a letter requesting to reschedule. We received an update in our case that the interview was canceled. As of yet, we still have not received a new appointment. I tried to send an online message about the case, but have not received anything. Now when I log into USCIS I don't even see the N400 listed as a case. I still see the I-751. There is an error message at the top of the page I am hoping that it is a temporary error. I think we need to try to call and figure this out. I'm hoping we didn't really screw up with requesting to reschedule the oath. Just thought i would share in case anyone else has issues with their oath date.

 

I will keep everyone posted.

 

 

Getting this error as well, so I think it's a general problem and not anything related to your case! Hope that you get a rescheduled interview soon!

[Savva 222]

2 hours ago, jalem33 said:

Just an update on our case. We had received a date of May 21st for my husbands oath ceremony. We are traveling to Mexico June 11th and would not have been able to get a passport in time (expedited is listed as 4-6 weeks)  so as per the instructions we wrote a letter requesting to reschedule. We received an update in our case that the interview was canceled. As of yet, we still have not received a new appointment. I tried to send an online message about the case, but have not received anything. Now when I log into USCIS I don't even see the N400 listed as a case. I still see the I-751. There is an error message at the top of the page I am hoping that it is a temporary error. I think we need to try to call and figure this out. I'm hoping we didn't really screw up with requesting to reschedule the oath. Just thought i would share in case anyone else has issues with their oath date.

 

I will keep everyone posted.

 

 

Hey wait, you said the interview was cancelled? Didn't your husband pass his interview on April 27th?

[Savva 222]

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[jalem33 14]

2 hours ago, Savva said:

Hey wait, you said the interview was cancelled? Didn't your husband pass his interview on April 27th?

Its the oath ceremony. In one spot above I got it right and in one I typed the wrong thing. Unfortunately after I realized it wouldn't let me edit.