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Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

Blondie0216

ROC with waiver due to deceased spouse

By Blondie0216 June 24 in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

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Posted June 25

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Posted June 25

3 hours ago, Blondie0216 said:

Thank you. I am in Texas and they are slow.

Texas isn't actually that slow for N-400's these days. Under 4 months for me and I did N-600's for my kids and they were under 2 months. Houston FO. It was a bit but not dramatically longer for @Crazy Cat's spouse in Dallas and IIRC, they had ROC in process as well, but it was pretty quick.

ROC does seem to take forever, unfortunately.

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Posted June 25

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Posted June 25

27 minutes ago, mam521 said:

Texas isn't actually that slow for N-400's these days. Under 4 months for me and I did N-600's for my kids and they were under 2 months. Houston FO. It was a bit but not dramatically longer for @Crazy Cat's spouse in Dallas and IIRC, they had ROC in process as well, but it was pretty quick.

ROC does seem to take forever, unfortunately.

With how slow ROC is I could be filing N 400 before it arrives. . Thank you for the info.

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25 minutes ago, Blondie0216 said:

With how slow ROC is I could be filing N 400 before it arrives. . Thank you for the info.

I would if you haven't made it through. Just request a combo interview when the time comes!

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