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Congratulations! I've seen a few Dec filers been approved in the last couple of weeks....hopefully we all get approved soon.

Regardless, she should apply for N600. There might be other situations (for example, at the SS office) where she needs to prove her citizenship. And if she loses her passport she doesn't have any other means to prove it. If I remember correctly, I was asked to show my husband's BC on my naturalization interview. So some officers might actually request a proof of citizenship. While the passport will suffice, again, what would happen if she loses her passport prior to your interview? Btw my local field office was also Columbus, OH.
 
But for now, she can use his naturalization date.

For this and many other reasons, she should get her certificate of naturalization issued, actually. One day her passport may not be renewed and she may be asked for proof of citizenship.
 
Was she in full custody of her father living in the US at the time he naturalized? Then yes, you can put his date of naturalization.

Yes I applied January 21 and I got a respond about my Interview January 26. 

No I meant I got a notice on the 26th that my interview is March 7th

I asume you had a lease before you re-entered the  U.S.  
 
if so, and you spend the majority of those 3 months in the U.S. then I think you are good 

I would say yes because vacation isn't moving to another country and your residence doesn't change when you're out of the US, unless you're staying over 6 months which gets to break continuous residency for immigration purposes.
 
However, if this is a grey area for USCIS and there's no way to find out exactly what's the procedure (something similar happens when people separate but don't divorce during ROC) waiting another couple of months won't matter in the grand scheme of things, specially now when naturalization is going fast.
 
Personally I'd apply ASAP but understand being risk aware and wanting to be very sure. Applying in February will mean that in the last 90 days from submission (dec-jan-feb) you would have spent 2/3 of them inside the US, no need to wait until April for 100% of the days.

1. IMHO no. Where you sleep matters and that is my interpretation of the law.
 
2. Same as number 1 to me. No
 
3. I believe you would be fine if you apply February 21, because the majority of your days in the previous 3 months would be in your state of residence. Assuming you stay inside your state continuously from Jan 1 to Feb 21.
 
4. For each trip, the form asks for the date you departed the U.S. and date you returned to the U.S. If you are not in the U.S. on the day you file, I do not understand what day you will enter for the day of return. So, no. At least not without perjury.

The letter will state that her greencard is extended for two years.  She can use that letter along with her passport/greencard to travel domestic and internationally - of course it's always the officer's discretion to re-enter but unless there's some other concern the letter should not be a problem. 
Pretty sure it's right in the middle of the pack.  Vermont seems to be going super fast and Potomac super slow. 

Check processing times on USCIS website

Received Extension yesterday. USICS Received date -12/8 , Extension-12/20 (Nebraska) 

NOA/extension letter 12/08, received on Friday. Just got the letter that biometrics is waived. Notice date 12/13. VSC moving right along. 

Just got my text acknowledging receipt of application. EAC...Vermont Service Center. Is that the notoriously slow one? 😜

Here we go! Mailed!

Just mailed our packet today and so we start the waiting game again. 😁

Hi everyone!
 
My spouse and I co-filed I-751 with both G-1450 for credit card payments and the other one for email and SMS notifications. In our package, we included:
1.    Copy of my green card.
2.    USCIS Change of Address request confirmation. 
3.    Lease for our apartment.
4.    Renewal for lease.
5.    Joint credit card statement.
6.    Federal and State joint tax return for 2020. 
7.    Federal and State joint tax return for 2021. 
8.    Utility bill for the shared unit.
9.    Joint homeowner insurance policy. 
10.   Itinerary for last international trip together.
11. Document providing photographic evidence of different family and social occasions, from 2020 to 2022 (around 20 color pictures).
12 to 15. Four affidavits of support with corresponding IDs.
 
November 30th, 2022 - We sent the package on UPS 2-day delivery to the Phoenix, AZ lockbox.
December 2nd, 2022 - Delivered to the Phoenix AZ lockbox.
December 6th, 2022 - Got SMS with confirmation of receipt of the forms, and case number.
 
Will update as things move forward. Good luck everyone!

Here we go! Mailed!

Here we go! Mailed!

Good luck!

Had interview today , was supper easy , only basically questions , done in 10 mins , approved after an hour😀.

We'll keep you posted! No update since fingerprints taken on 1/8/21 at Detroit AOS. We requested an expedite for EAD yesterday due to severe financial loss through our congressman. Fingers crossed! 

Ty , Hopefully will hear same from u'll shorty!

Had interview today , was supper easy , only basically questions , done in 10 mins , approved after an hour😀.

Had interview today , was supper easy , only basically questions , done in 10 mins , approved after an hour😀.

Had interview today , was supper easy , only basically questions , done in 10 mins , approved after an hour😀.