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I have changed my name via N-400. Thats why I need to update DL, SSN, Bank Accounts etc.. as soon as possible.
Texas law says that within 30 days of name change, I need to update Drivers License.
 
If you are not changing name, you can update DL, SSN after few weeks. No need to hurry now.
 
However, even without name change, I recommend updating. Because if your DL record do not show Citizenship Status, when you DL renew is due in future, you cannot renew online and have to visit DPS every few years.
 
If Citizenship status is not updated in SSN, when you change jobs or request any social security benefits you may face some challenges.
Also DPS will not allow to renew your DL online if your SSN do not show Citizen status.

I have changed my name via N-400. Thats why I need to update DL, SSN, Bank Accounts etc.. as soon as possible.
Texas law says that within 30 days of name change, I need to update Drivers License.
 
If you are not changing name, you can update DL, SSN after few weeks. No need to hurry now.
 
However, even without name change, I recommend updating. Because if your DL record do not show Citizenship Status, when you DL renew is due in future, you cannot renew online and have to visit DPS every few years.
 
If Citizenship status is not updated in SSN, when you change jobs or request any social security benefits you may face some challenges.
Also DPS will not allow to renew your DL online if your SSN do not show Citizen status.

Yesterday, I have received oath ceremony notice for 14-May. Finally big sigh of relief after a long wait (17 months from date of filing to oath ceremony date). I have requested for name change.

Today I have attended the interview in Dallas and office approved my case.
I have requested for name change and waiting for oath notice.

Just got email message that my wife's interview is scheduled. Online portal status still shows old status and no letter in documents tab. How long does they take to upload letter?

Wow. USCIS processing time for Portland, ME is 9 to 15.5 months. However, your case is moving super fast.
My field office is Dallas which has similar processing times (10 to 15.5 months). I hope my case moves fast as well.