US Immigration from Ireland

Hello Everyone,

Since I am getting closer to apply for my citizenship I have question if any of can answer I will really appreciate. Recently I moved from one state to another with family I changed with USCIS to new address because that is my permanent address and filed my 2019 tax at the new address. But i was still working in the old state and maintaining a temporary residence there for work during the week stayed there sometimes 5 days or sometimes less but travel to home every weekend. On the N400 form I have to provide all the address i lived within the past 5 years. So i have to put but address during that period or just the permanent one? I really do not know if i have both they may ask how you have two address and how they will determine which one is permanent? any help I will apperciate.

Thank you in advance.

Hi everyone,

My fiance and I are looking for some advice based off of the current pandemic.

My fiance just completed the medical exam 2 weeks ago (Feb. 28th) and we're wondering whether or not to proceed with scheduling the interview (we haven't submitted the Notice of Readiness or DS-160 yet). We thought we could wait out this craziness but realized that the validity of the medical exam is going by each day that we're waiting. So, we've come up with 2 options:

Option 1: We continue as planned and schedule the interview, assuming they're still being held. If all goes well, we'll have to enter the US 6 months after Feb. 28th. We're crossing our fingers the travel ban will be lifted soon.

Option 2: Don't schedule the interview knowing that the medical will expire in 6 months and do the medical again if needed.

Your thoughts/advice? Thanks so much in advance!

Hi everyone. Strange situation here at the moment.

I am currently in the US visiting my fiance. We had our K1 approved a few days before I left. My original flight home was on the 17th of March but as I work in schools, I have been temporarily laid off until the end of the month with my boss saying I will probably be out of work for 12 weeks in total.

I entered the states on my esta and was granted the usual 90 day window to stay as a tourist.

My question is: as the airline are offering free flight changes, I would love to stay an extra 2 or 3 weeks here. Could that cause an issue?

My K1 visa got cancelled today. No reason was given. It was supposed to be on April 14th at the American Embassy in Dublin. I'm at a loss as to what to do now? I wonder was it because of the coronavirus?

I have Swiss, Irish and US citizenship, but my Irish and Swiss passports are long expired, and due to kids and finances I haven't visited Europe for many years, so I am no longer an experienced traveller.... I have two questions a quick google couldn't find answers to, so I thought I'd ask here:

- Do I need a Schengen Visa/ ESTA equivalent for Europe if I am travelling on my US passport but am a citizen of the country I am visiting or a nearby Schengen/ EU country? I can take my old Irish and Swiss passports with me but like I said, they are expired.
- Does the "US passport needs to be valid 3/6 months past your return travel date" thing still apply if you are a citizen of the country you are visiting (but your EU passport is expired?