jaysaldi

Thanks. We're thinking she may want to travel to Cambodia within 3 -14 days of her oath ceremony. Hence I thought it would be easiest if I booked the flight in her maiden name which is what her Cambodian passport is under. And then she flies to Cambodia, gets a US passport at the embassy, and flies back to the USA on a ticket in her married name with her US passport. Do new passports issued at embassies take longer than renewal passports?

Thanks. What is the risk that I'm not seeing? She fills out the form, goes the embassy with the naturalization certificate, and she's entitled to a US passport, right?

In my experience, it's faster and easier to get a US replacement passport at an embassy abroad. Takes about ten days. My wife has her N400 interview coming up in a few days. If she passes and gets sworn in as a citizen next month and has a naturalization certificate, can she fly out of the USA on her foreign passport and then apply for a US passport at a US Embassy abroad, rather than trying to get the US passport here in the USA? Is there any downside to doing this? Thanks

thanks we are in the same jurisdiction, we just moved a few miles

My wife filed her N400 in September and her interview is scheduled for next week. In December we changed addresses and she submitted a change of address to USCIS. Should she have also filed some kind of amendment to her N400 to change her answers to "what is your address" and "what is your spouse's address"? We didn't do that. Is there anything she can/should do now? I'll make sure she has a copy of her driver's license and my driver's license showing we both reside at the new address, and copies of some bank statements and credit card statements with the new address. Is she likely to face any problems based on not having amended her answers, and is there anything we can/should do now? Thanks.

Ah, we live in Montgomery County, a 45-60 minute drive from downtown Houston. My wife's interview is next week in Houston. I just assumed the oath ceremony would be in Houston too.

when is your oath ceremony?

I don't know, but can I ask, what date was her interview? My wife is interviewing in Houston next week and I am curious about timeline from interview to oath ceremony. Thanks.