Having panic attack can't find my visa waiver entry!

[Lisa011 6]

My citizenship interview / test is next week as I'm gathering all my papers to bring to the interview I cant find my visa waiver entry form card :-(

What do I do now??

Do you think they have it on file from my first interview years ago?

I'm filling citizenship thru US spouse

[Lisa011 6]

Only found a copy of it but not the original

[KASH2011 382]

A copy of it that you just found should be fine unless they specifically ask for the original!

[Darth Vader Rises 1]

Brown paper bag, deep breaths, 911

[NuHere 6]

Hahahaha... I don't think Lisa wanted to hear that.

By the way, what time zone do you live in, Darth? You have received your passport on Aug 18th???

Congratulations on being done with the journey!

[Darth Vader Rises 1]

Haha, thank you very much, it feels quite nice.

As far as receiving my passport on the 18th of August, that is the date I was instructed to return and pick it up. For that reason, that timeline event is highlighted in red till it comes to pass at which time, it will turn green. I thought that was obvious. ;-)

Hahahaha... I don't think Lisa wanted to hear that.

By the way, what time zone do you live in, Darth? You have received your passport on Aug 18th???

Congratulations on being done with the journey!

[NuHere 6]

I was just playing..

Hope to be in your position in a not too distant future.

[Darth Vader Rises 1]

I'm sure you'll be fine. This is the most straightforward part of the immigration process. However, you should prepare for some disappointment...

I was just playing..

Hope to be in your position in a not too distant future.

[NuHere 6]

Thanks, man..

Getting everything together in the next couple of days. Looked up all my past trips today.

I'm ready for the long haul, haha. New York is slow. If I get a "less than euphoric" officer at my interview, I'll deal with it.

Hopefully those could be the only two kinds of disappointment and the result will be a blue passport in my hand..

[Darth Vader Rises 1]

Well, I was referring to a different kind of disappointment which is the kind you feel when you become a United States citizen.

For me, it has been a little disappointng so far since I had such high expectations. I was under the impression that life would open up once I gained US citizenship, but so far, it's been quite lame:

- my credit card balances are still the same and did not vanish as I had assumed;

-apparently, I'm still required to join the queue when checking out at the supermarket (I had incorrectly assumed that as a citizen, I could jump the line but I found out the hard way this afternoon that that's not the case)

- I still have to pay full price for airfares on American Airlines (which until this morning, I assumed was a state airline with subsidised fares for citizens...)

... and, oh, my boss is refusing to increase the number of my paid vacation days. I tried to make the point that I was a citizen now, but he was such a douche and was like "Under US labour law, we have to treat everyone the same regardless of their immigration status" or something like that. What's the good of being a citizen then?

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Thanks, man..

Getting everything together in the next couple of days. Looked up all my past trips today.

I'm ready for the long haul, haha. New York is slow. If I get a "less than euphoric" officer at my interview, I'll deal with it.

Hopefully those could be the only two kinds of disappointment and the result will be a blue passport in my hand..

[NuHere 6]

Hahahaha.. you're making me rethink the whole thing!!! I had hopes along the same lines... that it was gonna be all from now on.

[Mark88 183]

More important is your "Beibehaltungsgenehmigung". Won't be necessary for the interview, but so you don't loose your German citizenship.

[VFittipaldi 30]

My citizenship interview / test is next week as I'm gathering all my papers to bring to the interview I cant find my visa waiver entry form card :-(

What do I do now??

Do you think they have it on file from my first interview years ago?

I'm filling citizenship thru US spouse

I got my citizenship last week but i was applying on a 5 year rule so i cant really relate to you. One thing i can say is that i was asked in my appointment letter to bring in a bunch of documents.... The Immigration officer could NOT have cared less about them and did not even take a look.

[UK_Fan 192]

if it's anything like I-94... mine was taken by the IO at my interview... could it be just that you forgot that it was taken?

[Mistere 13]

That is funny...

You do have to wait until you get your US passport to gain all that... :-)

Well, I was referring to a different kind of disappointment which is the kind you feel when you become a United States citizen.

For me, it has been a little disappointng so far since I had such high expectations. I was under the impression that life would open up once I gained US citizenship, but so far, it's been quite lame:

- my credit card balances are still the same and did not vanish as I had assumed;

-apparently, I'm still required to join the queue when checking out at the supermarket (I had incorrectly assumed that as a citizen, I could jump the line but I found out the hard way this afternoon that that's not the case)

- I still have to pay full price for airfares on American Airlines (which until this morning, I assumed was a state airline with subsidised fares for citizens...)

... and, oh, my boss is refusing to increase the number of my paid vacation days. I tried to make the point that I was a citizen now, but he was such a douche and was like "Under US labour law, we have to treat everyone the same regardless of their immigration status" or something like that. What's the good of being a citizen then?

:bonk: :bonk: