US Immigration from Italy

Hello -

I have applied for my N400 online last Wednesday (6/15). I received a notice soon after that saying that biometrics were not necessary ( I got them done 3 years ago at the same office for my green card), and yesterday (6/21) my interview was scheduled. It's only been 6 days. Does this happen often and should I worry?

Hello -

I will have my naturalization interview next month (based on marriage to US citizen). This was completely unexpected as I barely applied 6 days ago. I have a trip planned this summer as well (August) to finally go see my family back in the UE (US citizen husband won't be coming). Assuming that everything goes well and I receive my Naturalization paper, I know I won't have nearly enough time to apply/receive a US passport. I do have my EU passport to travel, however, I always have to show proof of residency at the foreign (and domestic) airport and the airline usually asks for my visa/permanent resident card number before check-in, and I'm sure they'll be even stricter now with the COVID restrictions..

Given that my green card will be taken at naturalization, what can I use in lieu of it to show proof of citizenship?

Any help on this is appreciated!

I'll have my interview next Tuesday and, in my triple check of the documents I'll bring with me, I've just realized that, yes, I have my ITALIAN police certificate and i DON'T have any police certificate for the 2 years I've lived in the USA in 2014-2016.

In the Packet 3 for Neaples I read:

"If you are 16 years of age or older, you must submit a photocopy of a police certificate from all countries you have lived in using below criteria:

IF the applicant lived in another country for more than 12 months THEN the applicant needs a police certificate from the police authorities of that country."

I'm not optimistic I can gather my - NONE TO DECLARE - certificate easily and quickly enough...

Is this a potential critical issue? Has anyone experience to share?

Thank you in advance for your support!

Hello everyone,

here is my question: I am filing the waiver for I751 after divorce. I hired an attorney ( an expensive one btw) to make sure that everything will be filed properly and to have guidance at the interview.
i sent what he asked me at the end of April and my GC will expire on September 2021. His assistants said that he s working on my affidavits and then I will have to tell people to sign them again once he corrects them. It s now June and I asked how long it will take before filing and he s saying takes up to 4 months for all the documents to be organized. My GC expires in September at the beginning so I hope he meant 3 to 4 months since I sent him all the evidence. Has anyone been in the same situation is that normal for an attorney to take that long??????

thank you in advance

Hi,

It has been almost 5 months since I filed for the AOS from a K1 visa. Anytime I chat with an Emma Live Agent, I received the same "saved-reply". When I attempted to request an expedite they asked me whether or not I had done my bio. I start thinking that they do not see anything different than what we see on our USCIS account.

What do you think? Does anybody have a different experience?