US Immigration from Greece

Hey everyone!!

My N-400 interview is in 2 days.

I am so nervous!!

Nothing weird about my case. No criminal record, just a straight laced gal, worked hard, nothing funky in my past ever.

Any last words of advice??

Do's and don't?

Anything you wished someone had told YOU?

Tia!!!

Hello!!
I have requested a name change with my N400, my interview is less than a month away in Detroit, MI.
Now, I know that only a judge can change your name when you request a name change. The oath ceremonies are held in the courthouse in Detroit, MI anyway (at least MOST of them according to their website). I don't want the naturalization to be delayed months due to the name change, but I read somewhere that, this might be the case.
Does anyone have any experience with the Detroit office, especially if you wanted a name change?
Thank you!!

Hey guys!

I just got notice my interview was scheduled. What happens after thar? How long after interview do you become a citizen?

Ty!

Hey guys, I filed my I-129F about 7 months ago, so I know I still probably have to wait at least until November/December for any kind of NOA-2 response from USCIS. I have been trying to think ahead and figure out the logistics of my fianc moving here once his visa gets approved and we get married.

I've obviously done an insane amount of research on the K-1 process, but what I remain slightly confused by is the AOS and work authorization process. Can anyone shed any light on how long we might have to wait until he can legally work after we get married? I was not previously as concerned as I am now because I wrongly assumed that even though he couldn't legally work for an American company until our EAD is approved, I thought he might be able to work remotely for a European company (he's an EU citizen). I was dispelled of this notion after doing some research (because America literally wants to collect taxes on everything), but with some projections saying that the EAD takes up to 6 months, I don't understand how USCIS can expect couples to survive that long without dual income. I have a full-time job and some savings, so by I-134 standards, I could financially support him for a short time. However, he has no savings and is not currently working since we both just graduated from college. Any insight would be much appreciated!

So, it is time for us to start the naturalization process. I have been LPR since 2015 and thus qualify for both A & B conditions of eligibility (a. have been a lawful permanent resident of the U.S.A. for at least 5 years, regardless of marital status, and b. have been a lawful permanent resident of the U.S.A. for at least 3 years and are the spouse of a U.S. citizen for the last three years).

Which box is it best for me to tick?

I'm asking because (b) requires much more proof paperwork.

Any guidance is much appreciated