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Rekyrts

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  1. Very interesting scenario. Never thought about it before. Perhaps something like an LPR giving up status and getting a non-immigrant visa? Has to be rare.
  2. I asked the SSA staffer when I went to update after naturalizing, because they ordered a new one for me. I had received an unrestricted one after AOS, so I didn't need a new one. I was told if it was done as part of AOS or citizenship updates, it didn't count against the total. Then again, being told this by a government employee means there is a good chance that it DOES count, so your caution is prudent.
  3. Still hit and miss for folks, but seems to be more reliable of late. As an extra check (if you want to bother): if it allows you to go through the motions of ordering a replacement via you online SSA account, you know you citizenship has been updated.
  4. I have never had to show my physical card for any account opening (or, heck, even had to be physically present), but as another poster said, I guess different banks require different things.
  5. Sounds a little silly IMHO. Happy you got through this.
  6. Doubt it will be a problem. Upload the status letter ASAP and good luck.
  7. No. You should have your own account. The other account is in your spouse's name, right? You won't get N400 updates in that one, as your spouse is not filing the N400. You are. As @OldUser noted, best to have your own account.
  8. I will never tell one not to get an attorney (especially if one can afford it), but to my non-legal eyes, I don't think you need to.
  9. This. She needs something to connect A to B. The marriage certificate accomplishes that.
  10. Agreed 100%. If ROC is pending, do plan for a combo interview and have spouse there!
  11. Yes, that's the plus.
  12. Technically, denaturalizations mostly occur for fraud/misrepresentations during the naturalization process (like lying about war crimes). They are legal proceedings as far as I understand.
  13. OP, take the advice offered... treat it as a combo interview, and prepare accordingly.
  14. Name changes are usually judicial in nature, so they tend to take a while depending on how your FO does them. In some states, all oaths are judicial, and if the courts decide to wait for a set number, it can cause waits and eventually a backlog.
  15. Your ROC is showing as completed online?
  16. FO gets through stuff relatively fast; TN does only judicial ceremonies as of now, which tends to create a bottleneck. Good luck!
  17. I would sign it with your legal signature. Mine has been the same for quite a while, so it matched the vertical one on my CON, and on passport, DL, etc. My dad never signed his in 20 years.
  18. You would hope that... but, shockingly, it happens apparently. Interestingly enough, based on FOIA records, one can see where the system has all sorts of flags that notify an officer about such things. But it does. As with everything else with USCIS, we have to be responsible for our timelines/cases.
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