US Immigration from Georgia

- Interview was scheduled for 8:35AM in the Raleigh, NC office. I went with my lawyer who helped file my N-400.

- Arrived at 8:20AM. Check in took 5 minutes. Waited another 15-20 before we were called.

- Interviewer was extremely friendly, explained what the process was going to look like and began with an oath to say the truth.

- Civics part was first and after answering 6/6 that ended. Then reading and writing. Then Yes and No questions. My attorney gave the IO my recent travels and updated the file.

- He handed me a paper that said recommended for approval. He asked if I could take my oath today and then asked me to wait downstairs for it.

- Case status got 3 updates since this morning... 1) We recommended N400 for approval 2) Your application was placed in line for oath ceremony 3) Oath ceremony notice was mailed.

- I assume that it will switch to approved in the coming days.

- No additional documents were requested. At no point did I submit tax transcripts or was requested to do so. Only evidence I ever provided was, marriage certificate, green card copy, traffic ticket copy, selective services copy and the passport copy. Filed under 5 yr rule. No RFEs

Overall great experience. Was in and out in 1 hour. I am happy to have concluded my journey to the citizenship and that I will no longer have to communicate with the USCIS.

Thank you all who have helped me throughout my journey. I will be staying here hoping to help someone else.

In my N400 onlinr account under my documents it shows 2 things only:

1) Copy of my GC and supporting docs

2) Scanned page of N400 showing the representation page only (lawyer info)

Should there be a scan of the entire N400 application too? Not sure why they would not scan that

Hi All,

It is that time for me to file for my last application on my immigration journey. Thank you to all kind folks who have helped and educated me throughout this process!

I have an attorney who is filing N-400 for me online. She says that all that is required to upload as an additional document is my marriage certificate. Is this correct? I know that I need 5 years of taxes, 2 photographs and etc.. Do I bring them to my interview once it gets scheduled? How does this work?

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I got a citation ticket yesterday, it says in comments "Warning Designated trash collection" and the amount of the fine is 0$ but it is still says hearing date 3.27.23.

Can it affect my 751 application and citizenship in future? Should I mention this in my n400 application and bring this warning with me for the interview? Is this warning in the system?

I am kinda confused because the sign I parked within says "you can park on this side mon-thirsday 8am-8pm. And I got this warning on Monday at 8.39 am.

Thank you for your answers!

I have an accountant to who files my taxes. I found out that last year he marked me as a US citizen on business taxes 1065. I am making sure that does not happen this year.

Do I need to possibly amend last year taxes to reflect correct citizenship? How problematic is this going to be when I apply for naturalization?

This was an honest error on both my and my accountant parts. Tax return documents are very long and it is hard to read every single line...