US Immigration from Ireland

Quick question that someone may be able to help with

I have my citizenship interview on July 20th and its my understanding that the local office are doing the oath there and then to avoid a crowd at a ceremony

I am due to travel to Ireland on August 11th

I will be applying for my new US passport immediately but will still hold my Irish one. My issue is that my Green card will be handed in at the interview/Oath taking and i cant travel on my Irish passport without a stamp/green card

I also wont have an original cert of naturalization due to US passport application

So my options are

• Get stamp in passport
• Don't take oath and hold my Green Card and await a ceremony appt
• Don't apply for US passport right away and hold my Naturalization cert till I return 9will still need stamp I think)

Any suggestions

Hi,

my case is currently being processed by the NVC. I live in Northern Ireland, which is part of the UK. I submitted all the relevant documents including the UK ACRO police certificate, which have all been accepted. However they have asked for a police certificate for Northern Ireland. On the Northern Ireland police website it says they do not issue police certificates but instead people should apply for the ACRO UK certificate. I have responded to NVC with this explanation but I have heard nothing back in over a month.

Does anyone have any experience of this issue?

Hi everyone. Due to CoVid 19 my fiance only made ~$18k in 2020, and our visa petition has been "refused pending a review of the following documentation". We have been advised to provide examples of additional savings and a job offer, but were not given a dollar amount for what would be considered sufficient savings. Does anyone have experience with this? Our families are willing to gift us the required amount, but we do not have another US citizen willing to be a co-sponsor.

I have an extant account as the petitioner, the beneficiary does not have one. The instructions on the fee pay confirmation page state to confirm/verify the US address for delivery of the GC. I tried to do this via my existing account but couldn't find any place to.

Seeing as how the US address hasn't changed since filing the I-130 (and was documented at the interview), do I need to do this address verification step?

If so, do I need to make a new USCIS account for the beneficiary in order to verify the address, or am I missing where I can do it in the petitioner account on myUSCIS?

For additional information, I wasn't signed into my account when I paid the fee. I don't think that matters though.

Thanks a million, friends. So excited to be close to the end of this part of the process.

Hi there

I cannot find any information on this and have queried with embassy but no reply..

Question on DS-160 - regarding have I been in the US? Do I need to enter every date I have been to the US? I have been a lot of times even as a child with family. And over the past 10 years probably 3/4 times a year. It s alot of info to put in and I don t have all the dates etc.

Any advice appreciated thank you

Have you ever been in the U.S.?