US Immigration from France

I'm awaiting my citizenship interview, and am currently enrolled in TSA Pre to make air travel more convenient. I used my green card to enroll in the system. What happens once I get naturalized? Can I update my status and provide my US passport as the supporting identity document, once I have one? Or do I need to completely re-enroll? I couldn't find the answer on the TSA website or by googling the question. Surely someone else here has had to go through the process?

I have my interview on Tuesday in San Francisco, a field office that does same day oath ceremonies. I'm crossing all fingers, toes, limbs, etc and knocking on wood that all is going to go fine, and I'm well prepared. I even went to the USCIS building on Friday and talked to the security people to ask for advice about how early to show up, lol! (Helps that it's 2 blocks from my gym).

If I do get approved during the interview, how does the same day oath ceremony work? Is it automatic for anyone approved that day? Do you have to request it? I'm curious to hear about people who have experienced it.

Hello,

My wife (French) and I are moving to the US soon for my job and the embassy was kind enough to accept us with DCF. So far so good. I filled in the data on the DS-260, but (like a moron), I mistyped her passport number (it as a segment with three 0's, I only added two). It's been signed, with the wrong passport number. My wife has an appointment with the doctor tomorrow (May 13th) and we have an appointment in the embassy on May 22nd. What's my best course of action? Is there anyway to correct it before the interview? Will they even talk to us with the wrong information?

Best Regards,

Nathan

Hello everyone!

For context, my fianc (U.S. citizen) and I (French citizen) are trying to get me a K-1 visa. Our I-129F petition was approved last month and the NVC assigned us our case number on April 9. Based on what I read on the forum, for K-1 applications, the NVC doesn't do anything besides assigning a case number and then forwarding the case to the Embassy. While some embassies have to request new cases for the NVC to send them, my Embassy (Paris) told me that they don't need to request cases and that the NVC just sends them as they arrive. So why hasn't the NVC shipped my case yet? Is there a limit to the number of cases that can be shipped every two weeks and therefore a waiting line for those ready to ship? I am in desperate search of a rationale here...

Thank you in advance for any insights!

Hi,

my wife and I went through a K1 application before getting married. The K1 went well, but got ultimately delivered as "Canceled Without Prejudice" due to COVID-19 pandemic reasons (or something like that).

About 2 years after this **** event and a tough LDR journey, we got married and applied for CR1 (we now live together abroad while it's getting processed).

My CR1 is currently at the USCIS stage, but I was wondering if the fact that we applied for a K1 in the past, can it have a negative impact?

I don't think so, but we sometimes overthink ahah

Thanks!