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Section 319(b) American Institution of Research Naturalization Complete Experience

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9 hours ago, ros88 said:

If you don’t yoi are still allow to travel internationally right? Why they say no 

You are allowed to travel internationally on your other passport.

As I mentioned, they prefer you to travel on the American passport. When my wife went to apply for the passport, she was told at the embassy that she shouldn't have travelled without the American passport but it was not a big deal. 

 

12 minutes ago, ros88 said:

What should I basically bring?

the documents that I put on the application right?

Bring all the original documents that you submitted. They are scheduling your interview on the basis of what you have submitted.

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On 5/22/2023 at 1:10 PM, TosioCarlyI said:

Question -- did they require the US citizen spouse to be present at the naturalization interview?

They did not ask for my spouse to be prese t.

 

should I bring him?

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