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  1.    aikkkoo reacted to a post in a topic: N-400 Seattle (Part 2)
  2.    Gaps0214 reacted to a post in a topic: N-400 Seattle (Part 2)
  3. Hamilton
    Sorry to hear this - though I would imagine any movement is good and signals more changes to come.
  4.    Hamilton reacted to a post in a topic: N-400 Seattle (Part 2)
  5. Hamilton
    Yes, it's required.
  6. Hamilton
    No cause to worry. Nobody is going to have an identical timeline. Maybe they're a bit busier right now, more applications in advance of holiday travel.
  7.    Chancy reacted to a post in a topic: N-400 Seattle (Part 2)
  8. Hamilton
    This is impossible to predict. I would say she has a very good chance of getting the oath on the same day because most people seem to get that, especially when they have appointments before 2pm. But there's always something that can go wrong with bureaucracy, so nothing is guaranteed.
  9.    forthecookies reacted to a post in a topic: N-400 Seattle (Part 2)
  10. Hamilton
    I doubt you'll need anything else. Good luck!
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  14. Hamilton
    You can only get a US passport after your oath ceremony, once you're a citizen with a naturalization certificate. But if your travel is very soon after the oath (i.e., not enough time to go through the expedited process), you can apply for an emergency/urgent passport. Details here - https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/get-fast/passport-agencies/seattle.htmlv Some people in this thread have gone the urgent passport route, so if you scroll back some pages you'll be able to find info on it. It's definitely still cutting it close to your travel in Nov because it's hard to predict how soon your oath ceremony will be scheduled.
  15. Hamilton
    This seems like it's actually moving along quite quickly. They transferred the I-751 case only a couple of days after your N400 interview, and they approved it yesterday. So I think you're on track to hear about the oath ceremony soon. You could reach out to your senator/representative and ask them to inquire for you - that usually gets a case going. But your case seems to already be making its way through the system - it's just hard to predict if it'll be complete within the next two weeks. You may want to look into getting an emergency passport for your Nov 23 travel - I believe those can be done in a day or two. The expedited process is longer than 2 weeks right now.
  16. Hamilton
    I scheduled the appointment on the USPS site, and all the document requirements are listed there too https://www.usps.com/international/passports.htm
  17. Hamilton
    Congrats!! Also if it helps - I expedited my passport application last month and got the passport within 3 weeks of the USPS appointment.
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