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If a state REAL ID or Driver's License was obtained using a Green Card, is it required to notify the DMV once you obtain citizenship through naturalization? The California DMV website's FAQs don't address this situation.

I forgot to mention that I also submitted a Form G-1145 for e-notification with the N400 application in August 2022, but did not receive an email nor letter notification of the interview date.

The next speed bump on this arduous process... I filed N400 in August 2022, and received several notifications about biometrics being waived, but never any notifications about a scheduled interview. Today (Dec 29, 2022) I received a notification that I failed to appear for an in-person interview on Dec 20, 2022, which I was not aware had been scheduled. I did not receive a letter nor an email notification about an interview. It says I need to respond within 30 days of the notification (which took 8 days to arrive by USPS). I've read some other posts about this, but am planning to address this from 3 angles: 1. I filed a e-request regarding a missing notification on the USCIS website. 2. I will call the USCIS Contact Center in the morning. 3. I will mail a letter response to the National Benefit Center PO Box in Lee's Summit MO. Do I need to take other actions to clear this up and get a rescheduled interview? I would hate to have to restart this entire process and repay fees because of a missing notification letter...

Has anyone had any issues applying for a Schengen Visa (for tourism travel) when your Passport has your maiden surname, and Green Card has your married surname? Will the EU accept a copy of the marriage certificate to prove name change?