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yeap, we don't need no stikin license......   actually kind of scary

Wow that’s wild, I wish it was like that here but unfortunately we have strict gun laws. It’s a process to get something that the 2nd constitution just allows us to have.

You have go to a firearms safety course, then fill out an application at the police department, get fingerprinted and then the state has to approve the application. I guess so cause on a section of the form it asks why are you requesting a license (hunting, self defense)

My opinion: If you immigrate here and have the opportunity to become a citizen you might as well go all the way. It's absolutely worth it with all the examples listed In this post, especially not having to deal with immigration anymore. 

My opinion: If you immigrate here and have the opportunity to become a citizen you might as well go all the way. It's absolutely worth it with all the examples listed In this post, especially not having to deal with immigration anymore. 

My opinion: If you immigrate here and have the opportunity to become a citizen you might as well go all the way. It's absolutely worth it with all the examples listed In this post, especially not having to deal with immigration anymore. 

I did my oath when you could register to vote right after the ceremony, though I did it online when I got home that afternoon. I have stated I was a citizen on my tax return and voted (in both the primary and presidential elections) last year. SS still not updated. No problem with anything. SS number does not determine your status.

AND taking your retirement overseas.

Don't think it matters color or black and white. As long as it's a legible photocopy.

Congratulations!

These are all true possibilities and I've thought of all of these when I went through the process. Immigration in any way shape or form is probably one of most stressful, expensive, confusing, tiring experience a person can go through. I have had my fair share of sleepless nights of all the "what ifs" scenarios and it mentally destroyed me. With all the adversities an immigrant has to go through to get to where they need all I can say is if you know everything is legit and you have all proper paperwork... ROC process or any other will go fine. Waiting and the unknown definitely is hard and sometimes impossible....but that's part of what we sign up for when we do this stuff unfortunately.

These are all true possibilities and I've thought of all of these when I went through the process. Immigration in any way shape or form is probably one of most stressful, expensive, confusing, tiring experience a person can go through. I have had my fair share of sleepless nights of all the "what ifs" scenarios and it mentally destroyed me. With all the adversities an immigrant has to go through to get to where they need all I can say is if you know everything is legit and you have all proper paperwork... ROC process or any other will go fine. Waiting and the unknown definitely is hard and sometimes impossible....but that's part of what we sign up for when we do this stuff unfortunately.

It all depends on you. You will read all sorts of experiences on this site but it won't determine how yours will go. In my experience, I filed May 2019 and completed the ROC process April 2020...no RFE or interview. I sent in a lot of evidence. Its a lot of patience and playing the hurry up and lets wait game. 

Where are you filing from? You can download your case snapshot when you login to your USCIS account and click under documents tab.

You are a US Citizen, you can state it, and don't need to prove it.
Its up to the employer to verify your status now!!!

Wow that's a while. When he calls just request to speak to one for more specifics on the case. It could be that if he is in que for an interview so is his I-751.

Does he have an estimated completion date for N400? USCIS definitely is not processing in order which it was first received so maybe soon? I think it doesn't hurt to call and speak to a level 2 IO and see if he is in line for an interview.

Had my interview today! Approval and oath done same day. Whole process took about 2 hours. Thank God this is over and done with. Very thankful. Good luck to everyone else.

I finally got my interview notice yesterday. Things are moving, I’m in Massachusetts.
My thoughts and prayers for the ones that are still waiting.
I will be back to update you about my interview experience. Time to study now! 

Thank you so much this is very helpful, definitely nice people in Lawrence I’ve been there many times. I will do the same bring evidence and ask my wife to come. I don’t want to be lazy in my last step. Congratulations again and Good luck with everything! 

Had my interview today! Approval and oath done same day. Whole process took about 2 hours. Thank God this is over and done with. Very thankful. Good luck to everyone else.

Had my interview today! Approval and oath done same day. Whole process took about 2 hours. Thank God this is over and done with. Very thankful. Good luck to everyone else.
 
 
 

Thank you congrats on your interview notice Good luck...always best to be over prepared then under. 

Congratulations

Congrats! Same story with us, got the approval, oath, and certificate today, in about 2 hours. Finally done, and just in time to vote!! 😁