MillerTime

When I filed my I-751, I just sent in updated evidence showing that the marriage is still bona fide after 2 years i.e. recent taxes filed together, updated bank statements, updated health/car insurance etc. The whole point of filing the I-751 is to make sure the marriage is still ongoing after the conditional GC was issued. Probably the only thing from my previous GC application that I added to my I-751 package was a copy of my marriage certificate lol. You don't have to at all and probably a lot of people don't but personally, I had no problem giving it to them again because it doesn't hurt giving them the most important document that proves your marriage lol. Good luck!

Mine has that "Certificate Of Naturalization Was Issued" case status but it also has a little notation at the top that says "Case Closed." Seeing that Case Closed is very rewarding lol. Congrats on naturalizing! It's the best! 😀

What a wild immigration journey! You have the patience of a saint lol. File under the 5 year rule - more straightforward, less burden, and you don't have to prove up your marriage again. Hopefully your N-400 doesn't take so long! Good luck!

I filed for my I-751 June 2019 Filed my N-400 October 2020. Had a combo interview October 2022 Had my oath ceremony a little less than 2 weeks after my interview It's still taking quite a while for the majority. People who get their I-751 approved after 3-4 months are definitely the minority and weirdly lucky lol.

I filed it myself with no lawyer. Just make sure to submit new evidence to prove that your marriage is still bona fide and pay really close attention to detail and you should be fine! Good luck!

From the actual CBP website https://help.cbp.gov/s/article/Article-3618?language=en_US Land or Sea Travel: U.S. citizens entering the United States by land or sea are required to present a valid WHTI-compliant document, which include: - U.S. Passports - U.S. Passport Cards - Enhanced Driver's Licenses - Enhanced Tribal Card (ETC) - Trusted Traveler Cards (Global Entry*, NEXUS, SENTRI, or FAST - Military Identification Cards (for members of the U.S. armed official maritime business) * The Global Entry (GE) card is only an ENTRY document and may not be used to enter Canada, Mexico or Adjacent Island. It does say that U.S. citizen children ages 15 and under can enter back into the U.S. with their naturalization certificate but not anywhere does it say that adults can. Personally, I wouldn't risk it but to each their own. Be prepared for a very hard time with CBP. They don't play around lol. Good luck whatever you decide to do!

Did you bring your spouse with you to the FO? Knowing that you had a pending I-751 I hope your spouse was there. Then the IO could have done a combo interview with you both since he had your I-751 file on hand. In my case, I had just my N-400 interview scheduled but nothing was mentioned about my pending I-751. I still brought my spouse with me anyways since I knew I had a pending I-751 on file. Had a combo interview with my husband and was approved for both on the spot. If you did bring your spouse, perhaps the IO had a busy interviewing schedule that day and couldn't fit in your i-751 interview. Hopefully you aren't called in for a separate I-751 interview with your spouse and that the evidence you provided was sufficient enough so that the interview can be waived. Fingers crossed that your case hasn't fallen through the cracks! Good luck! I hope you hear back soon!

I'm just concerned about your biometrics being scheduled in that week that you're gone if you file now (if it's not waived but you never know if it's going to be waived or not). If you're in no major rush, personally I would wait until like a week before your trip, file it, then enjoy your week long trip and not have to worry about your bio or interview being scheduled until after your trip is done. Yes, the risk of filing now and getting a biometrics or interview within 6 weeks is low but if you can't postpone or cut your trip short than Idk if that's a risk I would take. Good luck whatever you decide to do!

My husband and I got married at city hall with just my grandma present and had our bigger wedding celebration a year later. I included both pictures from our city hall wedding and big wedding celebration when I filed my I-751. Fast forward to my combo interview which was on October 2022, the IO who interviewed me and my husband asked me when our wedding was and of course I said our city hall wedding date. I didn't do this mistake but make sure you don't confuse the two dates! Afterwards, the IO was asking us about trips we took together and my husband mentioned that one of the trips we took was for our "big wedding" (since our big wedding celebration was an out-of-town wedding) and the IO just smiled. Didn't ask any follow up questions about it. I was approved on the spot for my I-751 and N-400! You'll be fine but like what others have previously mentioned, don't use the term "remarried". Good luck on your journey!

Oh trust me! I 100% agree that the whole system is broken. Until there's some serious reform within USCIS (which I unfortunately don't see happening anytime soon), that's the way it's going to be and it's terrible that we all have to just live with it.

Unfortunately USCIS is not a fan of rescheduling interviews due to travel purposes. I've seen a lot of people asking VJ if they should reschedule their interview for travel and the consensus from others was always don't do it. This might be an uphill battle. I probably would just refile. Good luck whatever you decide to do!

What was the reason for why you had to reschedule? I don't think I saw that. Just because you request for a reschedule does not mean you are going to get it. It's under USCIS's discretion. Unfortunately there are some reasons that are insufficient, in USCIS's eyes, for an interview reschedule. For example if it's just because you couldn't get the day off of work that's not going to fly with USCIS and their denial will stand to the end of time and there's no point in fighting it and refiling might be the better option.

Congratulations! You're almost at the finish line! It really is the best feeling to not have to deal with USCIS anymore lol! 🎉

Those people probably just had straight forward N-400 cases and didn't have a pending I-751. When the I-751 is attached, there are more moving parts thus meaning it will probably take longer to adjudicate than just having a N-400. Your time will come! Good luck!

You can try to reschedule but like someone previously mentioned, there is no guarantee that your request will be granted. It might just be a waste of time. Also, during the interviews they will ask your daughters if either of their parents are U.S citizens. It will be helpful to their cases if you naturalize before their interviews so that they can answer that at least you are a USC now. During my interview, the IO asked if my parents were U.S citizens and I told her that they are now since they naturalized the year before me. I guess she looked it up on her computer to confirm and she nodded her head. I don't know if one of the reasons of me passing my interview on the spot was because of that but it sure was helpful! Good luck whatever you decide to do!