N-400 May 2024 Filers

[OldUser 6,955]

On 10/9/2024 at 11:40 AM, jg121783 said:

My wife just had her interview scheduled today for November 13th. Milwaukee field office. Got a question. We moved about a month ago and forgot to give USCIS our new address. Their website says you must notify them within 10 days of moving. How should we handle this? I'm assuming the interview notice will be mailed to our old address. If we do not receive it is a printout of the pdf adequate to take to the interview?

#1 update the address. She has to file AR-11 (or update online) within 10 days. Her sponsor (I guess you) must send physical I-865 within 30 days.

 

#2 Check with property manager etc at old address for physical mail

 

#3 Update driver's licenses (both yours and hers) to new address

 

#4 I hope your new address is within the same USCIS jurisdiction. Because if not, her N-400 will get denied.

 

Edited October 11 by OldUser

[donna777 28]

Soooooo....I received a notice just now that an action had been taken, and yay! I have been scheduled for interview! I dont know why but I suddenly felt overwhelmed and burst into tears 😆😭 Now to start panicking about my interview. 

[oneoftheunderdogs 94]

1 hour ago, donna777 said:

Soooooo....I received a notice just now that an action had been taken, and yay! I have been scheduled for interview! I dont know why but I suddenly felt overwhelmed and burst into tears 😆😭 Now to start panicking about my interview. 

That's exciting, congrats!! When did you file?

[donna777 28]

2 minutes ago, oneoftheunderdogs said:

That's exciting, congrats!! When did you file?

Thank you! Filed 4th May under the 3 year

[oneoftheunderdogs 94]

8 minutes ago, donna777 said:

Thank you! Filed 4th May under the 3 year

Thanks! I filed under the 3 yr rule, too! Hope I'm next haha 😬

Edited October 11 by oneoftheunderdogs

[BaharPdx 3]

Finally got my interview after exact 5 month of wait. My interview is on nov 19. Portland OR. May 10th filer. Under 5 years rule. 

[oneoftheunderdogs 94]

Just now, BaharPdx said:

Finally got my interview after exact 5 month of wait. My interview is on nov 19. Portland OR. May 10th filer. Under 5 years rule. 

Awesome!! Looks like there is finally some movement for us May filers!

[Maritah 101]

@am2352 

 

Hi, sorry for the late reply, but yes, a voter's registration desk was available that day.

 

Regards,

 

Maritah. 

 

 

[Maritah 101]

Hi everybody,

 

Since I requested my SSN card to be updated in my N-400, almost a week after my Oath Ceremony that was celebrated on September 27, I received the letter from the SSA  with my SSN card updated in my physical mailbox on Thursday, October 3.

 

On Friday (Oct 4)  I went to the NC DMV with my Certificate of Naturalization and the updated SSN card to process my NC REAL ID card to vote in this election. (Note: You need to check in your State the documents the DMV asks for to process yours) 

 

I followed this path cause it was faster to get the  Real ID card  (it takes 10 working days) than the passport (it takes 4 to 6 weeks to get it according to the website) 

 

If everything goes well, I will receive my  NC Real ID card next week, and after receiving it,  I will process my US Passport. 

 

Regards,

 

Maritah. 

 

[Andy&Z 0]

Anyone any N400 progress from Philadelphia area?

i filed 5/29/24

[Ajibade 0]

Hey everyone,would be having my N400 interview this Tuesday,was actually owing IRS but I paid it all on  Oct 2nd,right now I have zero balance owed on my IRS account but still waiting for a letter from IRS for a proof,confused on what to take along for my interview  as a proof of payment(3 years rule)

[sheima 510]

4 hours ago, Ajibade said:

Hey everyone,would be having my N400 interview this Tuesday,was actually owing IRS but I paid it all on  Oct 2nd,right now I have zero balance owed on my IRS account but still waiting for a letter from IRS for a proof,confused on what to take along for my interview  as a proof of payment(3 years rule)

If you have IRS account you can just download a copy of your account balance, that proof alone is enough

you can create IRS account in minutes if you don't have one

[BrunoEB5 0]

Looks like my case got updated via the API but no status update.

How many times have you guys had an status update via API?

 

[jg121783 3,919]

On 10/10/2024 at 9:38 PM, OldUser said:

#1 update the address. She has to file AR-11 (or update online) within 10 days. Her sponsor (I guess you) must send physical I-865 within 30 days.

 

#2 Check with property manager etc at old address for physical mail

 

#3 Update driver's licenses (both yours and hers) to new address

 

#4 I hope your new address is within the same USCIS jurisdiction. Because if not, her N-400 will get denied.

 

#1 Will they hold the fact that she didn't do the change of address in time against her as far as naturalization goes? If they ask her about it at the interview is simply telling the truth that we forgot gonna be an adequate answer?

 

#2 The landlord of the previous property sold it and I don't know how to get into contact with the new owner. Will a printed version of the interview letter be good enough?

 

#3 We will both do this ASAP.

 

#4 The new address is only a few blocks away from the old address so I think it would be the same jurisdiction.

[OldUser 6,955]

1 hour ago, jg121783 said:

#1 Will they hold the fact that she didn't do the change of address in time against her as far as naturalization goes? If they ask her about it at the interview is simply telling the truth that we forgot gonna be an adequate answer?

 

#2 The landlord of the previous property sold it and I don't know how to get into contact with the new owner. Will a printed version of the interview letter be good enough?

 

#3 We will both do this ASAP.

 

#4 The new address is only a few blocks away from the old address so I think it would be the same jurisdiction.

For #1, Just update address online now, it's a 2 minute task for AR-11.

Sending letter for I-865 takes a bit more effort, but again if you have stamp and envelope at home, just print out form, fill it and post today. It's a 20-30 minute task.

 

This way you both did what you're required to do. Better late than never.