US Immigration from England

Hi Friends,

First, thank you so much for all your wonderful help thus far. You've been incredible in my journey.

So, I'm a NJ applicant (originally new york, moved to NJ in between) and finally got my Oath interview on the 07th of July.

Everything looking good, but a few questions, as I'm panicking

a) Where exactly do I go to study the latest version of the test?

b) and most importantly: It asks that I bring proof of Selective Service Registration. I've been a resident since Feb 20th, 2014, and I'm currently 33 years old (born April 21st, 1988), which means I was about 25 and 10 months when I became a resident.. I don't think I ever registered. I just called the selective service registration and they couldn't find records either, but said I need an exempt letter which could take 3-4 weeks to get to me.. if that's true, I won't have this for my interview, hence my desperation.

Any advice here? Online isn't finding me either and I went from being super excited to super panicked

Thanks everyone!

Hello everyone!!

I became a US citizen last Friday and have been trying to obtain an appointment at the dallas passport agency for a passport to be able to travel on Monday. I have been trying since last Friday and have been calling their passport hotline and checking on appointment portal and have had no luck. Does anyone know if they allow walk ins and any words of advice. I have to travel on Monday.

If you or your partner are still in the UK, what is your current (June 2021) work status? Is it go into work, work from home, furloughed with some pay? I see the official government sources still say work from home if possible. I don t really have a grasp of what is going on except for my grown kids...one working from home and the other unemployed because it was in the hospitality/catering sector that had no need for all their staff during lockdowns. Someone has recently asked her to assistant manage their posh shop in Oxford which will be onsite work.

Hi all

Recently we ran into a problem with income and we wanted to ask what you would do in our situation.

The USC earns enough to sponsor the visa but only started the job last week and doesn t have any current payslips. They have also had 3 jobs in the previous 12 month period due to covid.

The last three years (including 2020) they didn t earn near enough the poverty threshold, which is fine. But we want to know if you would get a joint sponsor just in case.

as mentioned, the USC would be set to earn enough with their current job but they only started last week.

And finally, if we chose the joint sponsor route, will they receive phone calls about the whole application etc. We know technically any USC can be a sponsor and we were thinking of asking a family friend who probably doesn t know all the details surrounding the relationship. Such as the exact day we met, or the exact location/date we were engaged etc., it s perfectly fine and we can tell them but we don t want them to receive calls and be grilled about all the information because what if we don t tell them everything down to the last detail and it harms us if they are contacted.

When given date of first scheduled interview ( 29th April 2021 ) I got medical done.

At last moment this interview was cancelled for "unforseen circumstances".

It was reschedulled to 11th June. Then within days of schedulling, cancelled again !

Now been schedulled again a few days ago - expecting letter with date in next few days.

My 60 days from medical runs out 27th May. So unless by a miracle, the have set a new interview date before that date - my medical was a waste of money !

My question - once submitted it is valid for 2 years. So, is there anything stopping me submitting it to the field office (Boise ID ) before the 60 days runs out ? Via Fedex or similar with proof of delivery etc