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Rekyrts

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  1. Enjoy it! If you applied early (90 days), your oath should come after your true anniversary.
  2. Additionally, follow the instructions in the interview letter.
  3. I've come to the only logical comclusion: this must be ragebait.
  4. The electronic version makes it the perhaps the most DIY process that USCIS offers. Huge fan of ir versus paper.
  5. Interesting... so was going over other parts of your form, and periodically going through the civics questions? Wow.
  6. Sad to hear about your sister; my condolences.
  7. Your call. I tend to think bird in hand when it comes to USCIS, but life happens.
  8. Only 20 years off... 🤣
  9. I am completely stumped then.
  10. No need to bring anything beyond what is in the letter. Definitely your green card and N-445.
  11. Yes, if you filed your N400 prior to April 2004 (before the option to inform SSA automatically) you had to go in. I had to as well. Even after the form update, new USCs still were reporting they had to go in up until recently. If you try ordering a replacement card now, it should let you go through the steps as they have you down as a USC.
  12. You should be able to do it online via your account at ssa.gov. Only citizens can do that operation online, though it isn't advertised properly.
  13. I know you've heard this a million times, but do ignore the estimates.
  14. Didn't provide any pics for N400... IO joked that the length of our marriage definitely made stuff like that unneeded!
  15. Congrats!!! Be patient with the oath ceremony scheduling. That is one state that only does judicial ceremonies.
  16. I tend to be on the cautious side of the fence with regards to USCIS; I agree.
  17. Had to count. 3 for me, but I doubt I'll ever have get another. Two were from AOS and naturalization. Heck, the first had "INS" on it, which tells you how old it was.
  18. Yep... I guess it's to restrict fraud? That's my assumption. Per POMS, 3/yr and 10/lifetime: https://secure.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0110205400
  19. 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.
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