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Filed: Other Country: Peru
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and how long are you actually in there? usually at what time is the appointment?

Do I have translate documents

What do you need to take

also How long after you sent application, you actually have the appointment for biometrics

N-400 CITIZENSHIP TIMELINE

06-26-2010 = Eligible to apply for Naturalization based on the 5-year rule (90-days rule applied)
01-06-2015 = N-400 packet sent (to P.O. Box Dallas via USPS Priority Mail)

01-12-2015 = N-400 packet delivered

--- = Check cashed
--- = NOA1 received (Priority Date --)
--- = Biometrics Letter received (Bio set for --)
--- = In line for interview
--- = Interview completed
--- = Oath letter received
--- = Oath Ceremony!

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Just the notice and green card. I was done within about 30 mins of my appointment time.

05/01 - Married USC

06/01 - Filed I-130/I-485

01/03 - Conditional LPR approved

05/05 - Conditions removed

12/13 - Divorced USC

10/10/14 - Filed N-400 based on 5+yrs LPR

10/24/14 - NOA

11/12/14 - Fingerprinted

11/14/14 - In line e-notification

12/01/14 - E-notification of interview scheduled

12/05/14 - Received interview letter - Interview scheduled for January 8th.

01/08/15 - Passed citizenship interview and recommended for approval!

01/19/15 - In line for oath ceremony

02/19/15 - Oath scheduled for March 6th, 2015!

03/06/15 - Became a US citizen! :dancing:

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Filed: Other Country: England
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http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/article/M-476.pdf

Page 35:

says TWO pieces of ID in addition to the finger print notice. This should be your greencard plus one other form of ID with a picture.

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Good luck!

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also How long after you sent application, you actually have the appointment for biometrics

The appointment is usually about 1 month after they process your application.

Dave

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