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    Claremont
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    California

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  • Immigration Status
    Naturalization (approved)
  • Place benefits filed at
    National Benefits Center
  • Local Office
    Los Angeles CA
  • Country
    United Kingdom
  • Our Story
    i129f submitted, Dec 2018
    K1 visa, July 2019
    Moved to USA, Sept 2019
    **Married, Sept 2019**
    Applied for AOS in Dec 2019
    Conditional GC in April 2020
    ROC I751 filed February 2022
    N400 Citizenship filed March 2023
    ROC I751 approved August 2023
    N400 interview, and approved October 2023

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  1. Thank you! I received a letter this weekend confirming the oath ceremony. You are correct, a judge has to be involved if you are changing your name during the citizenship process. When I had the interview on Oct 6th, it was not possible to complete the oath ceremony (regardless of name changes). They asked me to confirm my new name and instructed me to wait for a letter scheduling the ceremony. They said that due to the name change, the ceremony would be in either Riverside or Pasadena. I did not have to arrange anything with the courts directly, USCIS took care of that as I’d requested and confirmed my name change. The oath ceremony letter states my date will be Dec 19th, so I’m happy with how fast it’s all moved. good luck! Let me know if you have any more questions
  2. Hi all, I had my N400 interview and test this morning, the IO was really nice and calming. I passed the six civics questions and was approved for citizenship on the spot! I also changed my name during this process. Final step is the oath ceremony which will be scheduled. Such a relief!
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