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jackiegringa

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  1. Right now is 2-3 weeks but you should check it at the DOS website when you apply, they update it somewhat frequently https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/how-apply/processing-times.html to
  2. I'm having the same issue, tried to update timeline with Citizen (approved) and comments and it does not show up after saving
  3. Oath ceremony done yesterday with 50 other immigrants from 32 countries! Passport application sent this morning, expedited and faster return mailing because I'd like my certificate back as soon as possible. Made a scan of it at home before sending it away, of course. Very happy to be done with USCIS, happy to never have to worry about being separated from my family or worry if I can leave/enter the US 🎉
  4. Were you asked the 6 civics questions necessary to be approved? Officers don't need to look at new stuff if you provided everything upfront, I brought a lot with me and only one document was taken. With luck in a few days you will get an answer
  5. Nothing, just the officer opening your case before your interview. Good luck!
  6. On the website it says to wait 10 days -it is nice to know that it's possible to do it right after with some luck of office/clerk
  7. I just checked mine out of curiosity and the N-400 is gone, I-751 still there but it is stuck on "Card was mailed" so maybe still considered active. I already got the physical mail with the oath date, so less of an issue but it seems to be a glitch for more people, hopefully soon fixed.
  8. Got approved late April and received the card this week, only so I can surrender it next month at the oath
  9. So you received an extension letter of at least 24 months with the removal of conditions filing. Go check to see it, and it is not an extension for 48 months, you should request one here https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayNDNForm.do?sroPageType=ndn&entryPoint=init If you followed normal filing timeline and filed your ROC around January 2023, with the 48 months extension your green card should be valid until 2027 which is more than enough time for your naturalization to be processed.
  10. Just used the fee calculator and if you input I-765 on c9 category for adjustment of status it still says it's free, so there's some confusion there for sure. On the I-765 page it says $260 if you have adjustment of status ongoing. @Iza414 For the travel document, $630. It's a hard fee to swallow but it is harder to be stuck in the US with no certainty when travel will be possible again, so think carefully about this one - make sure you know the processing times for your local office and take that into account. My local office usually take 6-8 months for an interview, that could be doable without AP but if it was 12-18 months I might reconsider it.
  11. Yes, you will receive a form with one box checked. It can be approved, couldn't be approved or need to retake the test etc.
  12. @Anto_JE I filed online and focused on financial commingling: shared bank accounts, insurances, retirement accounts, property/leases, utilities in both names. I also added 10 photos from ROC submission to present as additional evidence. @ambyuk I interviewed on April 11 and most people get a date within a month, I know @samdog did for example. I requested more time for the oath and have now been scheduled for mid June.
  13. Scheduled oath for June 14, which is a special ceremony at the St Louis Arch 🎉 I requested that my oath to be scheduled mid to late June if possible due to surgery and the officer did put me in the right pile for it, extremely thankful for that. I will be recovered and got a nice special ceremony. The end is near everyone!
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