US Immigration from Philippines

I had my oath ceremony last week and obtained my naturalization certificate. The information packet I received at the ceremony said I should update my citizenship status with Social Security Administration. We were all advised to wait two weeks after the ceremony to make sure that their system is updated. SSA is the only thing that was mentioned regarding updating your status. But, I do know that I have to go to CBP at my local airport to update my Global Entry so that the document I use to scan at the kiosk is updated to the US passport instead of the green card. I don t have my US passport yet (I applied at the post office and used expedited service the day of my ceremony so I still have weeks before I receive it). But this is what the CBP officer told me during my global entry interview. I also know that people who use federal student aid will also have to update their status. I m not in school so this doesn t affect me but it s just another example where people update their status if it pertains to them and wasn t mentioned in the information packet. I want to create a list to prevent any hiccups down the road.

Do I have to update my status with my employer s HR? How about financial institutions that I bank or have a loan with? I m pretty sure when I opened my bank accounts and when I got my loan, they asked me for my status.

Thanks in advance!

Can anyone guide me where to add the child support amount in I864 . I received Child support ,and i have court order. Can I used it as supplement income.

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My wife and I are planning a trip back to the Philippines for late next year and are trying to gather what we need to travel and guarantee re-entry. We were unaware about the report of marriage and have filed very late. We have waited 3 months only to get a text that our "application was denied" with no specified reason from the Philippines Embassy, so unfortunately we are trying to get our originals back from them so we can try again. We are afraid we are running out of time. We have copies of her extension letter but can't find the original and therefore believe we will need a I-551 stamp. I'm not sure though if we can get that if we end up out of time and have to renew the passport in her maiden name. Since her passport needs renewed and we may need to do it in the maiden name I'm worried about re-entry issues. A lot seems to be against us and I'm looking for advice from people who have been through similar. I really appreciate any help or guidance.

My wife just got the notice of her appointment for her citizenship interview scheduled for January 10th. She had filed her N-400 in January 2022. When she filed, her I-751 was and is still pending with the extension letter due to expire December 31, 2022. There was no mention of a joint interview. Is this normal or would that come separately? Also, she applied for citizenship under the 3-year rule but by the time of the interview she will have been in the US for 5 years and the interview is 2 days before our 5th wedding anniversary. Will this have any effect on the nature of the interview and what she will have to bring? Also, is my passport good enough for proof of my citizenship or do I need to get my birth certificate? I just hope it doesn't snow that day.

Hi everyone. Is anyone here from the Philippines and applying for a spouse visa and unvaccinated . How was the process? Did St.Luke s ask why you are not vaccinated? How was the interview? And how did you apply for a waiver ( religious and moral convictions ? Pls share your experiences. Thank you