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I passed my N400 interview (based on 3-year rule) on January 28th in Portland, Oregon. I mentioned it to the officer that I will be moving out of state in the middle of February due to work and they told me to change my address once that happens. Today I received my oath ceremony for March 20th in Astoria, OR (not even Portland) and I am moving on February 15th to Pennsylvania.

I will be changing my address on that day. Do I need to call the number listed on the oath ceremony to reschedule the ceremony now or do I wait until I moved and changed my address? Can/should I fly back to do the oath ceremony in Oregon or do you have to be naturalized based on your current address?

Curious if anyone else is has an N-400 processing (or recently completed) at the Portland, OR FO and would like to share updates to help pass the time!

My husband filed under the 3-year rule on October 10, 2025 and completed biometrics in November. Waiting for our next update.

Hi VisaJourney community, it's been a while!
I am getting ready to file my N400 under the 3 year rule and have a few questions about it.

• For proof of living with my wife, what is the best document to submit?
  • We have a mortgage together, so would a recent mortgage statement suffice, or do I need to provide the deed?
• I received a speeding ticket, that was later dismissed. Now I've read that I need to declare this on the application and provide proof its been dismissed.
  • I assume the mailed decision, form TR-215 is sufficient as proof?
• Is there a good flash card set for the new 2025 civics questions?
  • On Amazon I can only find the previous 2008 questions and I read that mobile apps are deceiving as they are multiple-choice and the actual test is not.
• Is there any need to study for the English exam if I am fully fluent?
• Does my wife attend the interview with me?
  • If so, is there anything she needs to prepare for?
• Are there any further fees after the interview that I need to bear in mind, i.e. passport issuance or anything like that?

Thank you in advance!

On 1/29/2006 at 10:00 PM, sheila526 said:

Thanks for the link

Sheila

Hi. I petition for my brother long time ago. By mistake, I wrote wrong date of birth. I need to write 9 but wrote 6. I just checked when I got letter in the mail. I want to know how to correct this mistake. Help please. Thank you.

I was looking at the stats for the 10 day period (5 days either side) of our petition approval date (Dec 1). Each of the weekdays, both before and after have had the majority of petitions sent to NVC, however Dec 1 approvals have zero sent. I understand that our petition has not been singled out as everybody with Dec 1 approval is still waiting to be sent to DOS but the majority of DEC 2 and 3 have already been sent. It s like USCIS just skipped over a whole days petitions

Am I overthinking this?