Oath cermony in a different state then the one u applied in (MOVING)

[MWA 0]

My sister in law is currently living in Florida and is expecting her oath ceremony letter end of JAN. She is moving to California in end of Jan, what process does she need to do to notify INS about taking the OATH in California instead of Florida?

help much appreciated.

[jamieswith 0]

My sister in law is currently living in Florida and is expecting her oath ceremony letter end of JAN. She is moving to California in end of Jan, what process does she need to do to notify INS about taking the OATH in California instead of Florida?

help much appreciated.

There is no process as far as I'm aware.

One of the requirements of naturalization is that you are resident in the district where you will be naturalized for at least 3 months.

This requirement exists right up until you take the oath.

If she moves I would think she would have to wait at least 3 months before regaining eligability.

[kokobearus 4]

My sister in law is currently living in Florida and is expecting her oath ceremony letter end of JAN. She is moving to California in end of Jan, what process does she need to do to notify INS about taking the OATH in California instead of Florida?

help much appreciated.

There is no process as far as I'm aware.

One of the requirements of naturalization is that you are resident in the district where you will be naturalized for at least 3 months.

This requirement exists right up until you take the oath.

If she moves I would think she would have to wait at least 3 months before regaining eligability.

3 months residency requirement is only required before you file the N400. read page 19 in m476. The only thing that I think would affect you if you move before having an oath is that it will take longer because Uscis has to transfer your papers to California office in which,local offices always schedule the appointment 2 months ahead upon receiving the appointment letter.

My sister in law is currently living in Florida and is expecting her oath ceremony letter end of JAN. She is moving to California in end of Jan, what process does she need to do to notify INS about taking the OATH in California instead of Florida?

help much appreciated.

There is no process as far as I'm aware.

One of the requirements of naturalization is that you are resident in the district where you will be naturalized for at least 3 months.

This requirement exists right up until you take the oath.

If she moves I would think she would have to wait at least 3 months before regaining eligability.

3 months residency requirement is only required before you file the N400. read page 19 in m476. The only thing that I think would affect you if you move before having an oath is that it will take longer because Uscis has to transfer your papers to California office in which,local offices always schedule the appointment 2 months ahead upon receiving the appointment letter.

If ever she moved and has not yet received oath letter,you have to call USCIS to update your address or file change of address online.

[jamieswith 0]

My sister in law is currently living in Florida and is expecting her oath ceremony letter end of JAN. She is moving to California in end of Jan, what process does she need to do to notify INS about taking the OATH in California instead of Florida?

help much appreciated.

There is no process as far as I'm aware.

One of the requirements of naturalization is that you are resident in the district where you will be naturalized for at least 3 months.

This requirement exists right up until you take the oath.

If she moves I would think she would have to wait at least 3 months before regaining eligability.

3 months residency requirement is only required before you file the N400. read page 19 in m476. The only thing that I think would affect you if you move before having an oath is that it will take longer because Uscis has to transfer your papers to California office in which,local offices always schedule the appointment 2 months ahead upon receiving the appointment letter.

My sister in law is currently living in Florida and is expecting her oath ceremony letter end of JAN. She is moving to California in end of Jan, what process does she need to do to notify INS about taking the OATH in California instead of Florida?

help much appreciated.

There is no process as far as I'm aware.

One of the requirements of naturalization is that you are resident in the district where you will be naturalized for at least 3 months.

This requirement exists right up until you take the oath.

If she moves I would think she would have to wait at least 3 months before regaining eligability.

3 months residency requirement is only required before you file the N400. read page 19 in m476. The only thing that I think would affect you if you move before having an oath is that it will take longer because Uscis has to transfer your papers to California office in which,local offices always schedule the appointment 2 months ahead upon receiving the appointment letter.

If ever she moved and has not yet received oath letter,you have to call USCIS to update your address or file change of address online.

It is my understanding that you still need to pass the application criteria at the time you take the oath.

[kokobearus 4]

My sister in law is currently living in Florida and is expecting her oath ceremony letter end of JAN. She is moving to California in end of Jan, what process does she need to do to notify INS about taking the OATH in California instead of Florida?

help much appreciated.

There is no process as far as I'm aware.

One of the requirements of naturalization is that you are resident in the district where you will be naturalized for at least 3 months.

This requirement exists right up until you take the oath.

If she moves I would think she would have to wait at least 3 months before regaining eligability.

3 months residency requirement is only required before you file the N400. read page 19 in m476. The only thing that I think would affect you if you move before having an oath is that it will take longer because Uscis has to transfer your papers to California office in which,local offices always schedule the appointment 2 months ahead upon receiving the appointment letter.

My sister in law is currently living in Florida and is expecting her oath ceremony letter end of JAN. She is moving to California in end of Jan, what process does she need to do to notify INS about taking the OATH in California instead of Florida?

help much appreciated.

There is no process as far as I'm aware.

One of the requirements of naturalization is that you are resident in the district where you will be naturalized for at least 3 months.

This requirement exists right up until you take the oath.

If she moves I would think she would have to wait at least 3 months before regaining eligability.

3 months residency requirement is only required before you file the N400. read page 19 in m476. The only thing that I think would affect you if you move before having an oath is that it will take longer because Uscis has to transfer your papers to California office in which,local offices always schedule the appointment 2 months ahead upon receiving the appointment letter.

If ever she moved and has not yet received oath letter,you have to call USCIS to update your address or file change of address online.

It is my understanding that you still need to pass the application criteria at the time you take the oath.

No ,you don't have to. That was my problem too before I filed my N400 cause I am moving in April. So I made info pass and asked it to an IO,and that's what he said,just let them know if you move .

[jamieswith 0]

No ,you don't have to. That was my problem too before I filed my N400 cause I am moving in April. So I made info pass and asked it to an IO,and that's what he said,just let them know if you move .

You asked about moving within the same city? Or moving to a completely different state? (and hence a different district)

[kokobearus 4]

No ,you don't have to. That was my problem too before I filed my N400 cause I am moving in April. So I made info pass and asked it to an IO,and that's what he said,just let them know if you move .

You asked about moving within the same city? Or moving to a completely different state? (and hence a different district)

Yes,asked about moving to a different state and different district.and that was what IO told me

[USCIS CSR 0]

If you move with an N-400 pending (from the local office jurisdiction to another) you might as well refile. It will significantly delay the processing of your application to the point that it would honestly be easier to start from the beginning (even if you've already had your interview). Please do not move unless its a necessity.