US Immigration from Wales

Hi! I just became a citizen on Monday and I need to travel home to Wales on the 18th if August. It s not enough time for me to get a US Passport, even expedited. I m flying from Newark, NJ to Dublin, Ireland then into Bristol, England. Returning the same route in August 24th.

I can fly using my British passport but how do I get back in? I plan on taking my Naturalization Certificate. What else can I do?

Afternoon ladies and gents,

So..I've been happily living here in the Us for 16-ish years now. This forum was a godsend when I was going through immigration/greencard etc (I am a US Citizen now, and have been for 7 years!)

However, I digress. My primary reason for posting today, is that I'm curious how I renew my UK passport from the US. I've read posts that say you can do it online etc, however they all state that the passport should have x amount of time left on it, or be recently expired. Mine expired 4 years ago.
Would this now be a new application, or would I not even be eligible any more, considering I have no longer maintained a residence in the UK? Haven't worked there, haven't lived there etc etc.

Many thanks for any help you folks can provide!

My CR1 was approved at the beginning of November 2021 and I entered the US later that month (paid the fees) for a week before returning to the UK to complete my work contract. I then entered the US permanently at the beginning of April and now it's May and almost 6 months later I am still waiting for the physical green card to arrive? Is it normal to take this long?

Thanks

Hi all,

How do I notify USCIS of a change of my address? Initially was down for Washington D.C but have since moved to Honolulu due to my wife's work.

Thanks

I'm finally pressing "submit" on my citizenship application today. Its all filled out. I came here on a K1 visa in 2012 and have been divorced coming up 4 years from a US citizen.

I've included my divorce paperwork including changing my name back to my maiden name and 3 years of tax transcripts for myself as additional evidence.

Im good to go right?