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meadowzephyr

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  1. Hi there! No, I didn't. We appealed on the basis of an USCIS error. My husband wanted to remove his second last name. That's how it appears on the certificate, without the second last name. They informed us that since a name was removed and not changed per say, the name that appeared on the certificate is his legal name and we don't need a name change document. 🤷🏾‍♀️ Let me know if this isn't clear.
  2. An error was made on my husband's Naturalization Certificate. He filed for a replacement in July. A situation has come up where he may qualify for an expedite. Is there any way to request an expedite online? Thanks in advance for your help!
  3. Hello everyone! Long story short, my husband had to apply for a naturalization certificate replacement due to a USCIS error. So far everything has been smooth sailing. Friday he has his biometric appointment in Alexandria, Virginia. Does anyone know what we should expect?
  4. How do you know that no judge was present? I'm not challenging you. I'm just curious.
  5. Hello @Scandi I hope you are well! I just wanted to provide you with an update on this, in case you run into this question again in the future. I also think it will help any future readers of this thread. I spoke with an IO manager and he told me that where you take your oath absolutely affects whether your name has been legally changed. You can only have your named changed at a judicial ceremony with anauthorized federal judge present. This type of oath ceremony takes place in a courthouse (or Zoom during COVID-19). Once he found out that my husband took his oath at the Fairfax USCIS office he immediately informed me that no name change took place. That's why we didn't receive the N-662. I hope this is helpful. Take care and I wish you a smooth visa journey.
  6. Good morning, On March 27th my husband took his oath as a US Citizen. He opted to get his name change. Although his new name appears on his naturalization form, we're more than a month out of his ceremony has not received the N-662 proof of a name change document, although he received the Naturalization certificate immediately. Any suggestions on what we should so? THANK YOU!
  7. Sorry, I'm late to this. Thanks for your response. This didn't happen. That's why I'm concerned. We're more than a month out of his ceremony and still have no proof of name change, although he received the Naturalization certificate immediately. 😟
  8. Good afternoon! My husband took his oath for US citizenship on March 17, 2021. He requested for his name to be changed. His oath ceremony was held at Washington DC USCIS office. However, since the oath ceremony didn't take place at a courthouse, he has not received a legal document regarding his name change. Although, his new name does appear on his naturalization certificate. Will the naturalization certificate be sufficient for him to update his social security card with his new name? Or will a name change document be arriving in the mail? Thank you!
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