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Tanish

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    Princeton
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    Texas

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  • Immigration Status
    Naturalization (approved)
  • Place benefits filed at
    Lewisville TX Lockbox
  • Local Office
    Dallas TX
  • Country
    India

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  1. Look at my timeline. We didn't wait full 3 years to file for N-400. We also didn't apply right on the day I was eligible as well. We waited a few days to be safe. As long as you have the criteria met, you should be fine.
  2. @Babu-INDIA, I sent you a PM with some questions. Please have a look. Thank you.
  3. What is the reason for having different last names? Is it because Divorce Decree has married name and she currently uses maiden name?
  4. My FO is Dallas. I have my oath ceremony on 3/25 afternoon (Friday afternoon, so I have to wait till Monday for passport). Luckily, there are a few USPS offices in 50 mile radius of my home that still accept walk-ins. I am planning to go to one of those on Monday morning when they open to get my passport done. I know they work, because we recently had my child's passport done the same way.
  5. I am very late to the party. I filed in March 2020. I had my interview on 3/3/2022. I was approved and waiting for the oath ceremony to be scheduled. My local office is Dallas.
  6. Does your N-400 application say you have interview for N-400? If not, then you may not have combined interview. I received two separate letters. I-751 letter says that my spouse has to attend and N-400 doesn't say that.
  7. I have been waiting for interview since 9/5/2019. I then applied for my Naturalization in March 2020. Even that was under "active" review since 1/15/2021. I finally got my interviews scheduled for 3/3/2022 for both of my applications. I had to make 4 separate requests for my N-400 being out of normal processing. First and Second time I called they gave me case number and told me that you will get a call within 30 days. Each time they called exactly on 30th day. Finally after 2nd time they told me that they will escalate to 2nd tier agent. 30 day wait began again. On 29th day, I got a call and they said that they have created ticket with the service center and after about 20 more days, my status changed to Interview is scheduled.
  8. It's not passive aggressive. It's the matter of the fact and most importantly helping OP.
  9. From the link you provided: D. Marital Union and Living in Marital Union 1. Married and Living in Marital Union In general, all naturalization applicants filing on the basis of marriage to a U.S. citizen must continue to be the spouse of a U.S. citizen from the time of filing the naturalization application until the applicant takes the Oath of Allegiance. In addition, some spousal naturalization provisions require that the applicant “live in marital union” with his or her citizen spouse for at least 3 years immediately preceding the date of filing the naturalization application. [19] USCIS considers an applicant to “live in marital union” with his or her citizen spouse if the applicant and the citizen actually reside together. An applicant does not meet the married and “living in marital union” requirements if: The applicant is not residing with his or her U.S. citizen spouse at the time of filing or during the time in which the applicant is required to be living in marital union with the U.S. citizen spouse; or The marital relationship is terminated at any time prior to taking the Oath of Allegiance. If the applicant ceases to reside with his or her U.S. citizen spouse between the time of filing and the time at which the applicant takes the Oath of Allegiance, the officer should consider whether the applicant met the living in marital union requirement at the time of filing. There are limited circumstances where an applicant may be able to establish that he or she is living in marital union with his or her citizen spouse even though the applicant does not actually reside with the citizen spouse. [20] In all cases where it is applicable, the burden is on the applicant to establish that he or she has lived in marital union with his or her U.S. citizen spouse for the required period of time. [21]
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