US Immigration from Argentina

Hello there, I sent my I-751 in July of 2021. In January of this year, 2023, I applied for citizenship and I already get a interview scheduled.

Do I need to call or do anything to get a combo interview or there is nothing I can you more than way and expect that they will maybe do a combo interview?

thanks

Hi all,

I'm waiting for my naturalization interview next week (very excited and nervous!). I was just reviewing my N400 application an have two questions. I am worried that I may incorrectly answered these:

- There are three questions regarding being removed, excluded, or deported from the US, which I answered as "no". However, I do have a denied tourist visa. Would this count as removed, excluded or deported?

- My wife and I got married in 2015 in Argentina. This is the marriage that I listed when I applied for my green card and that I listed in the N400. However, in 2020 we also got married in the US. For question "How many times have you been married (including annulled marriages, marriages to other people, and marriages to the same person). I only said 1 marriage, since we didn't divorce or got or anything between the two. Should I say 2 here?

Thanks!

Hey, just wanted to thank all the helpful members here for the support and knowledge. My wife just had her citizenship interview and oath today! Ohhh my goodness we can t believe it s finally over.
Our visa journey started 2016 in Buenos Aires where I, my son, and my then-fianc e had lived for almost 7 years. We started researching** and compiling our packet to send in when I moved back to the USA January 2017.
We ve learned so much here and this was just a fantastic resource. We had zero knowledge going in! Being able to search the answers for any questions we had was so valuable and even reading posts by people going through the same process was comforting.
Again, thank you all from the bottom of our hearts!

** maybe still didn t research as much as we could have, because we would ve filed a CR-1 had we known about those better, haha!

Hey guys,

I was just watching some youtube videos with mock interviews and in one of them the "officer" asked questions about dates and numbers that I probably don't remember exactly.

e.g: "Tell me the dates for your last trip", or "How many total days did you spend outside of the US during the last 3 years?".

I know that these are part of the N-400 form but are we supposed to remember those by memory? Of course I can remember months of my trips and roughly how much time I spent, but not the exact dates.

Thanks

Hi all,

I got my naturalization interview scheduled for next month and I am trying to make sure that I have everything that I need. I did some online research but still have a couple of questions:

Just to provide additional context: My wife is American by birth and we got married in 2015. I got a green card 3 years ago and I applied for naturalization based on the 3 year rule.

- Certified tax returns? I downloaded my tax returns from IRS website, but some webpages say that this is not enough and that you need a "Certified copy" that you need to request by mail. Did anyone need this? Or does the one downloaded from their website work?

- We are having some trouble finding my wife's birth certificate. Would bringing her American passport be good enough to prove her citizenship?

- Should I brin my wife to the interview? The letter only mentions translator and lawyers, but some info online says that I should bring my wife, and others say that she will not be allowed in the building. Any thoughts?

- My appointment is Feb 15, and I travel internationally on March 22. Will I have problems re-entering the country? Not sure how long do thing take, or if they take my green card away when becoming a citizen.

Thank you in advance!