Leeman15251

My spouse entered through Toronto when flying to the US on a k1 and didn’t have any issues.

A possible reason to not apply for naturalization would be if you decide to leave the US in the future and not want to return. You would still be required to file tax returns and be subject to different taxes, also with different legislation many foreign banks do not want Americans as clients. Since they are required to report on you back to the US government. If you wanted to renounce US citizenship it is very expensive to do, it is much easier and cheaper to give up a green card. The are benefits that others have already mentioned as to why naturalizing is a good thing but there are negatives to consider that I feel like most on this site ignore.

Okay. That was what I was thinking but I wasn't sure since they said two weeks. I guess it's possible they found the medical after all. Thanks for your input.

We had our interview on April 4th. The officer said they could not find the medical, and in two weeks, they would send an RFE for a new one if they could not locate it. I do not have a problem paying for a new medical, but we have not heard anything from them. I tried contacting them and haven't heard anything back. I am not sure what the next step should be or just keep waiting? We initially filed in April 2020. Has anyone else had something similar happen? I searched the forums and didn't find one.

My spouse traveled 2 or 3 times on his AP with no issues and none of our travel was an emergency just vacations.. Just had to go to secondary at the airport and wait for a bit. I haven’t actually found someone that had an issue using a valid AP.