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Yeah, I read on one of the millions of checklists on the embassy site that the DS-230 (part 2) was required, which I hadn't noticed or read before. As Nich-Nick said, both my fiance and Paul were asked for a copy. You definitely need it.

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Naturalization Process (FINALLY!)

05.29.14 - N-400 filed

06.02.14 - Packet received at the Lewisville Texas Center

06.05.14 - Check cleared

06.04.14 - NOA date

06.13.14 - Biometrics letter received

07.02.14 - Biometrics appointment

07.07.14 - In line

07.17.14 - 'Yellow Paper' date

09.10.14 - Interview scheduled NOA date

10.15.14 - Interview date

10.15.14 - RFE (missing documentation)

10.21.14 - RFE response received in NYC facility

11.04.14 - Oath ceremony scheduled, approved!

11.19.14 - Oath ceremony (8:30am) in Brooklyn - Completed! DONE WITH USCIS!

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Nich-Nick isn't the one who said that. I don't think it's on any K1 instructions from London.

Part 2 is for immigrant visas like the CR1 where you are already married to a USC or employment visas How did you answer question 43? Do you want the Social Security Administration to issue you a card? They do that for CR1 and work visas because SS card are sent shortly after POE becaused they are entering the US already approved to work. That doesn't apply to K1s. Did you swear to and sign TWO sworn statements at the interview? One on p.4 of the DS-230 and one on DS-156K? I think the DS-156K (K as in K visa) is covering the things part 2 would for other visas.

But you guys have a choice now based on a couple of opinions.

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England.gifENGLAND ---

K-1 Timeline 4 months, 19 days 03-10-08 VSC to 7-29-08 Interview London

10-05-08 Married

AOS Timeline 5 months, 14 days 10-9-08 to 3-23-09 No interview

Removing Conditions Timeline 5 months, 20 days12-27-10 to 06-10-11 No interview

Citizenship Timeline 3 months, 26 days 12-31-11 Dallas to 4-26-12 Interview Houston

05-16-12 Oath ceremony

The journey from Fiancé to US citizenship:

4 years, 2 months, 6 days

243 pages of forms/documents submitted

No RFEs

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Nich-Nick isn't the one who said that. I don't think it's on any K1 instructions from London.

Part 2 is for immigrant visas like the CR1 where you are already married to a USC or employment visas How did you answer question 43? Do you want the Social Security Administration to issue you a card? They do that for CR1 and work visas because SS card are sent shortly after POE becaused they are entering the US already approved to work. That doesn't apply to K1s. Did you swear to and sign TWO sworn statements at the interview? One on p.4 of the DS-230 and one on DS-156K? I think the DS-156K (K as in K visa) is covering the things part 2 would for other visas.

But you guys have a choice now based on a couple of opinions.

Sorry, I meant to say Ameribrit.

You definitely DO need it at the interview. I can't remember where I saw it. It's mentioned on one of the checklists on the London Embassy site. They don't make it easy, do they?

I believe he answered yes to question 43...but he already has a SSN from studying here in 07 so maybe that has something to do with it. We weren't the only ones asked for it, though.

Naturalization Process (FINALLY!)

05.29.14 - N-400 filed

06.02.14 - Packet received at the Lewisville Texas Center

06.05.14 - Check cleared

06.04.14 - NOA date

06.13.14 - Biometrics letter received

07.02.14 - Biometrics appointment

07.07.14 - In line

07.17.14 - 'Yellow Paper' date

09.10.14 - Interview scheduled NOA date

10.15.14 - Interview date

10.15.14 - RFE (missing documentation)

10.21.14 - RFE response received in NYC facility

11.04.14 - Oath ceremony scheduled, approved!

11.19.14 - Oath ceremony (8:30am) in Brooklyn - Completed! DONE WITH USCIS!

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