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  • Birthday 10/25/1994

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    New York
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    New York

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  • Immigration Status
    Naturalization (pending)
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    National Benefits Center
  • Local Office
    New York City NY
  • Country
    Brazil

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  6. Ayrton
    Today both I-751 and N-400 were approved and oath was scheduled for March.
  7.    TGregorio reacted to a post in a topic: N-400 August 2023 Filers
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  10. Ayrton
    Had my N-400 interview on Tuesday. Everything went well, the officer mentioned she didn't need to interview my husband, so she was going to approve to the I-751 as well. This morning my I-751 updated to case transferred to another office, so I should see an approval notice soon.
  11.    Lirca reacted to a post in a topic: N-400 August 2023 Filers
  12. Ayrton
    Had my interview yesterday in NYC. I also have my I-751 pending so I went with my husband in case they asked to interview him. My interview was scheduled for 10:50. I arrived at 10:30, checked in at 10:40 and was called inside around 11:30. I can say that I had the best officer I could ever expect. She was genuinely trying to have a nice conversation and not only an interview. She asked about random stuff and told me stories about herself as well. She said in the beginning that my English was very good so she wasn't worried I would fail it. The total interview lasted about 40 minutes, I can say that 10 minutes was the usual naturalization questions and the rest was a good chat. She mentioned that because my I-751 was still pending, she couldn't approve me on the spot, but she would try to review the paperwork the same day with a colleague and try to get them both approved by the end of the week, since she didn't think she needed my husband to come in or any more documents. I haven't seen any updates yet, but hopefully by next week I'll see something. One funny thing happened, when I had to write down the sentence she spoke, I accidentally moved the iPad a little bit and disconnected it from her computer. The screen went black and she got worried it would mess up everything, but it connected again and I was able to write it down.
  13.    jmrincon reacted to a post in a topic: I-751 September 2022 Filers
  14. Ayrton
    My N-400 interview has just been scheduled in NYC for Feb. I applied online in Aug. I-751 still pending since I applied in Sep 2022.
  15. Ayrton
    Also applied for Citizenship in August. Just received notification that Citizenship interview was scheduled for February.
  16. Ayrton
    You will receive another letter with the extension.
  17. Ayrton
    You don't need to pay taxes for the money you made during the period you were still living in Japan. If you moved to the US and kept working remote, you have to pay taxes on the amount you made remote. You will still use form 2555 to exclude that income. What other people here are trying to tell you is that even though you can exclude up to 105k for living abroad, you must still file taxes (file doesn't mean paying) for the years you were living abroad.
  18. Ayrton
    Acabei de voltar do Brasil e usei minha DL de NY sem problema. Não pediram a carteira internacional.
  19. Ayrton
    Yes, you can get the medical anywhere. I had mine in Sao Paulo.
  20. Ayrton
    Jus filed my N-400 online. I-751 still pending. I'm in Westchester, so my field office is NYC.
  21. Ayrton
    Filed for naturalization yesterday online. Already received the receipt notice and the biometric reuse PDFs. From the timelines I've seen here in the forum, my local FO is approving N-400 in 4-5 months.
  22. Ayrton
    First, you don't claim your spouse as a dependent, you file jointly with them. Second, after the GC/EAD is approved, USCIS sends the application to the SSA, so it might be 2 weeks, it might be 10.
  23. Ayrton
    What happens when you search your ROC case number on the USCIS website? You can check the status two ways, through https://egov.uscis.gov/ and through your myUSCIS account. I don't know who told you to apply for a replacement card, but that wasn't the right advice. USCIS will not replace an expired card. Your only option from now on is to keep getting stamps on your passport/delivered to you if your case is still active. If you current ROC case was in fact denied, you will need to reapply ASAP (like tomorrow). This will give "your status back". With that you will be able to get the stamp I mentioned before. Leaving the country without it will result in abandoning your LPR status. At the end of the day the choice is your: is traveling now and staying there for years until a new immigration case is filed more important?
  24. Ayrton
    Anyone else getting ready to file for citizenship to try to speed up the process? I'll become eligible in August and started filling out the online form this week.
  25. Ayrton
    What are the exact dates of marriage and green card issuance?
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