N400 APRIL 2022 FILERS

[AnJay 137]

59 minutes ago, Lilly2302 said:

Hi!

 

I filed for removal of conditions on March, 2021, received notification of biometric going to be reused, then nothing. Then filed N400 on March 2022, received interview date same month and interview is coming on April. 
 

My question is. What happens to my minor son that came with me as a K2 visa holder and has done this process with me? If I get my citizenship how that affects him or how can I get his?

 

thanks 

Your question is not related to this specific topic.

[elmers 293]

On 4/21/2022 at 2:07 AM, AnJay said:

federal employee

Citizenship not required? In my area of expertise, citizenship is mandatory to be a fed worker.

 

Welcome to the club!

[Lilly2302 302]

6 hours ago, AnJay said:

Your question is not related to this specific topic.

I am a N400 filler. I just want to know if someone here has a minor that came with them and in that case what happens with them. I think my question is valid here. Thank you tho 

[AnJay 137]

5 hours ago, elmers said:

Citizenship not required? In my area of expertise, citizenship is mandatory to be a fed worker.

 

Welcome to the club!

I work for USPS ( 10 year greencard and at least 5 years of living in the USA required). All the postal workers are federal employees ( I had to take the Oath too before I could start to work). I think it’s the only agency that doesn’t required citizenship:) but yeah if I want to move to different one, I need a citizenship. 
 

[AnJay 137]

5 hours ago, Lilly2302 said:

I am a N400 filler. I just want to know if someone here has a minor that came with them and in that case what happens with them. I think my question is valid here. Thank you tho 

Are you filed for your n400 in April 2022? 

[Lilly2302 302]

6 minutes ago, AnJay said:

Are you filed for your n400 in April 2022? 

Yes 

[AnJay 137]

2 hours ago, Lilly2302 said:

Yes 

Hopefully someone can answer your question. 

Edited April 22, 2022 by AnJay

[Lilly2302 302]

1 minute ago, AnJay said:

Hopefully someone can answer on your question. 

Yes. ☺️

[mytruelove18 608]

20 hours ago, Lilly2302 said:

Hi!

 

I filed for removal of conditions on March, 2021, received notification of biometric going to be reused, then nothing. Then filed N400 on March 2022, received interview date same month and interview is coming on April. 
 

My question is. What happens to my minor son that came with me as a K2 visa holder and has done this process with me? If I get my citizenship how that affects him or how can I get his?

 

thanks 

Once you get your citezenship, your child get citezenship automatically, and if you have full custody of your child you can apply for his us passport. 

[mytruelove18 608]

Filed my n400 Online yesterday april 26, base in 3 years rule. Receipt say april 27 and processing time 19 months.

Indianapolis office.

I-751 pending from april 2021.

[elmers 293]

1 hour ago, mytruelove18 said:

Filed my n400 Online yesterday april 26, base in 3 years rule. Receipt say april 27 and processing time 19 months.

Indianapolis office.

I-751 pending from april 2021.

Welcome!

 

The processing time will go down after they use your biometric. On top of that I think Indy might be a relatively faster office. good luck

[mytruelove18 608]

39 minutes ago, elmers said:

Welcome!

 

The processing time will go down after they use your biometric. On top of that I think Indy might be a relatively faster office. good luck

Yes processing time down to 13 months  tiday they reuse biometric 😀

[romejm 1]

So, I filed I-751 at EAC  April 2021. My I-751 case still states that fingerprints were taken. I just recent filed my N400  in South Dakota and apparently my field office is St. Paul, MN (although my case is being processed at NBC)? Also, my biometrics has been reused and it's estimated to be done in 13months. So basically I-751 still at Vermont and N400 filed in SD. 

 

On another note, my USC spouse just brought up wanting a divorce but wanted us to complete the N400 process together. We still have a lease and other stuff joint together like our 2021 taxes and we are still legally married. She just wants to complete this naturalization process since we've been together for so long. Is there any reason I should not do it. (Also, we have a very cordial and amicable relationship and we were in love at one point, just not anymore). Also, she has provided me with all the documents needed from her for this application too. I look forward to your advice. 

Edited April 29, 2022 by romejm

[mytruelove18 608]

10 hours ago, romejm said:

So, I filed I-751 at EAC  April 2021. My I-751 case still states that fingerprints were taken. I just recent filed my N400  in South Dakota and apparently my field office is St. Paul, MN (although my case is being processed at NBC)? Also, my biometrics has been reused and it's estimated to be done in 13months. So basically I-751 still at Vermont and N400 filed in SD. 

 

On another note, my USC spouse just brought up wanting a divorce but wanted us to complete the N400 process together. We still have a lease and other stuff joint together like our 2021 taxes and we are still legally married. She just wants to complete this naturalization process since we've been together for so long. Is there any reason I should not do it. (Also, we have a very cordial and amicable relationship and we were in love at one point, just not anymore). Also, she has provided me with all the documents needed from her for this application too. I look forward to your advice. 

If she want help you finish the pricess then you can not divorce until the proces n400 is done. If you divorce before n400 then, apolication will be deny.

to apply for n400 base on 3 years rule , you need be married to usc and living together, but if divorce can not wait, then you need change your i-751 to divorced and n400 will be deny but not the i-751 if you have good evidence of good faith marriage 

[romejm 1]

Thanks for the info. We both have no intention of getting a divorce until we are over the process.