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Hi guys just trying to understand how the SAVE check system works. When i check a case using my document number and it states "case returned to agency" with a check mark, does that mean DHS verified me with the document info I used? 

I'm a citizen and am looking to bringing a parent to US. However they've overstayed 10+years and left. Can I still petition and start the process?

3 minutes ago, HRQX said:

No. Not required to do so before voting.

Yes. Once offices reopen you should go in to update SSA records.

I definitely will when offices reopen.

I became a citizen end of October 2020 in Massachusetts. I haven’t updated my SSN yet...I’m waiting for offices to reopen. I read some conflicting posts that I had to update ssn/dmv before registering to vote? I was able to register to vote after I became a citizen. Was I supposed to update SSN before registering to vote? I’m a little confused, I registered to vote online and sent a copy of my ID and Naturalization certificate to my town hall. Also, anyone else not update SSN yet? I’m assuming I can still perform normal citizen activities? I appreciate the response.

I haven't updated either. Since becoming a citizen I registered to vote, and will be filling taxes soon. I can't imagine sending in the certificate through mail and hoping it returns. From what I've been reading on here, a lot of people have not updated yet and there's no rush. I spoke with a SS agent a while ago and they said some people don't even update after many years and still do normal life stuff. I am hoping the SS offices do open back up to the public soon though. 

I just want to make sure, once naturalized you don't have to update your address with Uscis anymore correct?