US Immigration from Canada

Hello Wonderfull tribe!

These forums were paramount in not losing my mind when I applied for my K1 and then all the steps after that as well.
That marriage dissolved, however I am finally getting to completing the online forms to naturalize.
Yes, I decided to get over my fear of requesting citizenship!
I've complete the online form, and have stopped short of hitting send because I'm wondering if anyone here wrote a letter to accompany it, and attached that.
The online thingie just seems too "simple".
I was considering as "additional evidence" to add a personal note about why I want to become a citizen, and perhaps why my marriage ended.
I'm sitting on that thought. See attached screenshot.
I'm excited that, if all goes well, it looks like the timing is around 6 months now to get to the interview!

May all of you be well in your world.

My fiance was in the process of changing his first name while we were waiting for our I-129F paperwork to be approved. We use his previous name on the paperwork since it had not yet legally been changed. We just received our approval but now his name is different? Is there something we need to do to make sure there are no hiccups for the rest of the K1 Visa process?

On 10/23/2023 at 9:58 PM, Lil bear said:

No it s better done later than not at all. File your I 751.

I was reading this thread and came upon this. I'm about to mail my I-751, I have added our new current address as our current and of course previous where it said to. Am I needing to file this change of address as well? I had assumed I didn't just because I had to file for ROC anyway and they'd get our new address that way. But I could have misunderstood that.

I have been married to my husband since 2013. 10 years.

I am finally going to apply for citizenship. Do I need to show proof of our marriage for the first 3 years (2013,2014,2015) or can I show current proof? I don't have bills from 10 years ago anymore.

Any suggestions on what to do?

Hi all!

I went into the DMV on Oct 5 to exchange my license, which seemed to go fine. They gave me a receipt back and a temporary license and on it, it says they are verifying my legal status and will take up to 60 days. I haven't seen anyone else have to do the 60 day wait before on the forums so I'm just curious to hear if anyone else did.

I looked on the FLHMSV website and it says nothing about a 60 day wait period for immigrants. I do see a 60 day wait for non-immigrants getting a Florida license.

Any advice or experiences would be greatly appreciated!