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FrancoBegbie

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  1. FrancoBegbie
    I already got my ADIT stamp as I needed it for work for an I-9. My oath ceremony is in 3 weeks and I will apply with a US passport right away. Given the current wait times for a passport, it may not arrive before I leave but I will travel on my Irish one instead.
  2. FrancoBegbie
    Yes, it is happening in 3 weeks.
  3. FrancoBegbie started following Can I travel before my oath ceremony date?
  4. FrancoBegbie
    I recently got approved for both my I-751 and N-400 at my combo interview. The interviewer told me it would be 4 to 6 weeks before I got a letter inviting me to the oath ceremony. I have read elsewhere that it could take 2 months or longer to get that letter. The only letter I got since the interview was one saying my I-751 was approved and that I wouldn't be issued a green card because my N-400 was approved as well. I am planning to travel home next year and if I'm still awaiting an oath ceremony date, am I allowed to travel outside the country? My two-year green card has now expired (including the date on the extension letter), so I'm guessing just travelling with the I-751 approval letter and no green card might be an issue?
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