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KCMO
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KCMO got a reaction from aa1979 in N 400 February 2020 Filers
Hello guys!.
Just now Finished my Oath Ceremony in Kansas City,MO.
Have Naturalization Certificate in hand.
It was quick process.
Now will register to vote
Apply for passport.
& Update Social security administration about my Citizenship.
As for passport application is considered I learnt that if you fill it online and print the form with the barcode and submit it to the post office, the barcode makes the computer process your passport within a week. I am gonna try that and see.
Finally my almost 10 year immigration journey is Over.
When my attorney did nothing, Visa journey came to my rescue and helped in each step along the way.
I am very grateful for this forum and for each and everyone of you contributing to the knowledge in your own way.
Good luck & God bless.
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KCMO reacted to juancarlos in Applying for US passport after naturalizaiton, City of birth?
Just write literally that: the city and country where you were born.
You cannot be born in two places lol
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KCMO reacted to ch3john in Applying for US passport after naturalizaiton, City of birth?
List the city and country you were born
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KCMO got a reaction from ~Alessa~ in N 400 February 2020 Filers
Hello guys!.
Just now Finished my Oath Ceremony in Kansas City,MO.
Have Naturalization Certificate in hand.
It was quick process.
Now will register to vote
Apply for passport.
& Update Social security administration about my Citizenship.
As for passport application is considered I learnt that if you fill it online and print the form with the barcode and submit it to the post office, the barcode makes the computer process your passport within a week. I am gonna try that and see.
Finally my almost 10 year immigration journey is Over.
When my attorney did nothing, Visa journey came to my rescue and helped in each step along the way.
I am very grateful for this forum and for each and everyone of you contributing to the knowledge in your own way.
Good luck & God bless.
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KCMO got a reaction from jzi in N 400 February 2020 Filers
Hello guys!.
Just now Finished my Oath Ceremony in Kansas City,MO.
Have Naturalization Certificate in hand.
It was quick process.
Now will register to vote
Apply for passport.
& Update Social security administration about my Citizenship.
As for passport application is considered I learnt that if you fill it online and print the form with the barcode and submit it to the post office, the barcode makes the computer process your passport within a week. I am gonna try that and see.
Finally my almost 10 year immigration journey is Over.
When my attorney did nothing, Visa journey came to my rescue and helped in each step along the way.
I am very grateful for this forum and for each and everyone of you contributing to the knowledge in your own way.
Good luck & God bless.
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KCMO reacted to Loren Y in Passport process and required docs for new US Citizens
The reason you have to do the first passport in person at an authorized agency is because there is a Oath that needs to be administered stating that everything is true to the best of your knowledge etc. This oath has to be administered verbally, and in person, that is why the first must be in person. As others have stated, do not get photos done at the post office, as they are pricey, better to get them done anywhere else, I do mine myself for about .19 cents for 6 photos using a app on my phone. Never had an issue with my own photos thru the whole process of immigration, or renewing passports. For renewals you just send in your old passport, a form and a fee. Now, I have renewed hundreds of passports for people, and I am going to give you some tips.... don't worry about them losing your certificate, I have done hundreds and they have never lost a certificate, or anyone's birth certificate. Not saying it couldn't happen, but I would think it is extremely rare. If you want to speed up the process without paying extra, best thing to do is fill out the application online directly at the government site. When you fill it out online before you go to the post office or wherever, it allows you to print the application with a special 3-D barcode on the top of the first page. When they receive the application they only scan the first page, verify your information and create the passport. The barcoded ones always get processed faster in my experience as it is less work for the employees because they don't have to manually enter all the info, and because most government workers are notoriously lazy, the less work you make for them the faster they will pull your application out of the stack, they see barcode, they think easy day. If you have any other questions, I have done many passports, and can help you out if needed.
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KCMO got a reaction from Soley in N 400 February 2020 Filers
Today i received the electronic letter of Oath Ceremony under documents.
Interview was on 22nd July. And recieved Oath Ceremony letter today on 28th. Ceremony is scheduled for August 26th at court house. Almost a month to go.
The Oath letter came with a questionare of yes and no questions.
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KCMO got a reaction from Quarknase in N-400 January 2020 Filers
Yes , I got my Oath letter this morning. Oath Ceremony is scheduled for August 26th at federal Court House.
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KCMO reacted to Amadia in N-400 January 2020 Filers
Nice...almost at that finish line!! 🏁 🏃♂️
Congrats!!!
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KCMO reacted to Neo1 in N-400 January 2020 Filers
Well, this chapter is over for me. I had my Oath ceremony today, certificate in hand. Next step is to work on getting a passport. Hang in there January filers, cause very soon you will be done.
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KCMO got a reaction from Dzuliana in N-400 January 2020 Filers
Yes , I got my Oath letter this morning. Oath Ceremony is scheduled for August 26th at federal Court House.
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KCMO got a reaction from Georgia16 in N-400 January 2020 Filers
Yes , I got my Oath letter this morning. Oath Ceremony is scheduled for August 26th at federal Court House.
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KCMO got a reaction from Lucky2Lucky in N 400 February 2020 Filers
Today i received the electronic letter of Oath Ceremony under documents.
Interview was on 22nd July. And recieved Oath Ceremony letter today on 28th. Ceremony is scheduled for August 26th at court house. Almost a month to go.
The Oath letter came with a questionare of yes and no questions.
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KCMO got a reaction from Georgia16 in N 400 February 2020 Filers
Today i received the electronic letter of Oath Ceremony under documents.
Interview was on 22nd July. And recieved Oath Ceremony letter today on 28th. Ceremony is scheduled for August 26th at court house. Almost a month to go.
The Oath letter came with a questionare of yes and no questions.
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KCMO reacted to Rick & Apple in N-400 January 2020 Filers
Relax. You do go into a room, usually at a post office. The agent reviews your form, checks your id an makes sure that your passport photo is within guidelines. Then you go pay at the counter and take the receipt back to the agent.
Painless transaction.
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KCMO reacted to Neo1 in N-400 January 2020 Filers
You had me laughing with this. Yep, there is an interview for everything.
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KCMO got a reaction from kranthi143 in N 400 February 2020 Filers
Haha. True. Just now coming out of my interview! And I Passed. It was easiest phase of the entire immigration process.
It took about 20 minutes for the process and I was in and out of the USCIS building quick. I had my interview at Kansas City , field office.
I got a sweetest elderly lady officer.
She asked me 6 civics questions and yes and no questions, read and write test. Confirmed my personal information. Thats it.
Told me i had passed.
But I have to wait for OATH ceremony since it has to be done ina court house infront of a judge.
So she told me that i will receive an invitation to Oath Ceremony in the coming days via mail and then i should attend and apply for passport.
So that is left.
Overall my 7 year immigration journey is almost over. Thanks to this forum. Which has helped me way more than any attorney could have.
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KCMO reacted to lucardo3 in N-400 January 2020 Filers
Hello all;
I attended my Oath ceremony today. It started at 2.15 pm on the dot and took about 10 mins maximum. We checked in and returned our GC was seated inside the ceremony room afterwards. There was about 20 people attending. IO was very quickly had us took the Oath of Alliance and we were done. There was another ceremony of 20 people before and after us so they are doing ceremonies non stop. I am glad i conclude my immigration journey as of today. Now headed to Passports forums you can find me hanging there
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KCMO got a reaction from Quarknase in N-400 January 2020 Filers
Thats awesome. My status also got updated just now as ' We scheduled your naturalization Ceremony. View your letter on your documents tab'. But the letter yet to show up under document tab. May be tomorrow. Seems like today this status changed from 'in line for oath ceremony' to 'we scheduled your ceremony and the letter availability'
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KCMO got a reaction from Georgia16 in N-400 January 2020 Filers
Thats awesome. My status also got updated just now as ' We scheduled your naturalization Ceremony. View your letter on your documents tab'. But the letter yet to show up under document tab. May be tomorrow. Seems like today this status changed from 'in line for oath ceremony' to 'we scheduled your ceremony and the letter availability'
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KCMO got a reaction from Amadia in N 400 February 2020 Filers
My status got updated just now as ' We scheduled your naturalization Ceremony. View your letter on your documents tab'. But the letter yet to show up under document tab. May be tomorrow.
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KCMO got a reaction from Giovanna024 in N-400 January 2020 Filers
Thats awesome. My status also got updated just now as ' We scheduled your naturalization Ceremony. View your letter on your documents tab'. But the letter yet to show up under document tab. May be tomorrow. Seems like today this status changed from 'in line for oath ceremony' to 'we scheduled your ceremony and the letter availability'