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My spouse was the USC and did not have to attend with me. In fact, I was told at the time that only I could come due to COVID. So, I flew back to the US alone for my interview and same day oath, only to find many people brought their families to celebrate and I was alone

I would still upload the copy that you have as additional evidence. A copy of an entry stamp is not proof of permanent residency, so I would attach the copy of the green card. This is also a separate topic, but my confidence in the US mail service is almost 0. I hope you receive your greencard if the company have mailed it, but if it has been a while, I would be prepared to assume it is lost.

Is your wife a permanent resident? I.e. Does she have a valid green card? You say in the mail, I assume it has been approved?

I did it online just before I left the US. My process took under 4 months. It could have been a month sooner if I chose one of the earliest interview dates. If you submitted $640, that is incorrect and the error is on your side. The fee is $725, regardless if you have paid $85 in the past for biometrics.

Mine was filed online in April 2022, and I naturalized last month in Washington DC. Just under 4 months for me. What is your situation? If you can provide some more context perhaps some of us here can help.

Hi all, Just updating this with my experience from yesterday, where I interviewed at the DC office, had same day oath, and ultimately left as a USC! Thank you so much to this forum, but primarily to Qian, Iscir & MiniAussie for their help with all of this process. I cannot believe that I have gone from GC holder to USC in 4 months time! Timeline: Long time L1A holder Married Feb 2021 to a US citizen, applied for AOS in Mar 2021 Green Card received Mar 2022 Applied for N400 Expedite in April 2022 Relocated to Europe for work with USC spouse in May 2022 Received email with dates for interview in Washington in May 2022 Interviewed July 2022 in Washington DC, approved 25 minutes later, waited 2 hours for same day oath, left with my naturalization certificate For context, my USC spouse was offered a 2 year assignment abroad, working for her same employer, who is a US publicly traded entity. As her role ultimately benefits the US holding entity, and therefore the US economy, we applied under 319(b) and were accepted for expedited citizenship. Feel free to ask me any questions if necessary and I will offer my help and advice where possible. Thanks again to everybody and good luck to all.

Just an update on my side, I have my interview scheduled in DC for the end of this month. I am flying from Europe back to the US for it. I will report back once completed to update with the outcome and a summary of my process!