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  1. Caligirl1
    Not sure about the Dutch laws,but check if there is an option for dual citizenship
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    Congratulations 😃
  3. Caligirl1
    It also depends on how many N400 interviews are happening that day at that office- in my case,I had oath ceremony after 2 hours with ~10 others outside the office in the garden area of the office.
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    Congratulations 😃
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    I was able to choose during the interview, yes. So I skipped the name-change and took the oath 2 hours after my interview
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    With the name change request,you won't have same day oath ceremony bc it has to be approved by a judge.I wanted to do so,too but at the interview the officer said: either same day oath without name change,or wait months ( in my case) and take oath AFTER the name change🤷‍♀️I wanted to be done- so I skipped the name change and had same day oath ceremony 😊
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    Ok....well,it doesn't apply to me- unfortunately I got naturalized BEFORE Germany changed law last year- now you automatically keep your german citizenship. I lost mine automatically in 2023 bc I didn't meet the requirements for the so-called "Beibehaltung"🤷‍♀️
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    No,I wouldn't. Why should I? Only advantage, if you might call it advantage, is: the line at customs for European passport holders might be shorter....🤷‍♀️ just my personal opinion
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    You need to book your ticket with your us passport and show the us passport at the airport and at customs in Germany-so,no need to worry about the maiden name in your German passport😉
  10. Caligirl1
    Safe the money for a lawyer, you'll be just fine filing yourself! Almost done with everything 🙌 Good luck!
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    Every interview is different, but st mine - the officer didn't want a single piece of anything 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️
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    Ok- don't look for info allover the place- look on the official USCIS website- everything you need is explained and clear,straightforward. Of course,any questions adress right here, but please don't rely on some other websites. Better safe than sorry😉
  13. Caligirl1
    It starts from getting the greencard
  14. Caligirl1
    Often they do same day oath ceremony. In my case,I took the oath 2 hours after my interview
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    You could still provide the bills aboutrent,internet,insurance etc and mark those on the bankstatements incl a short letter explaining the fact about splitting responsibilities- that's what I did and it was more than sufficient
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    It's way more inconvenient to be asked for it- and not being able to show it,don't you think?🤔
  17. Caligirl1
    He doesn't have policies, a plan...just a concept of a plan about someshit,basically- he says he wants to "do" a lot....but,he can't just do about anything without congress etc.....
  18. Caligirl1
    Good luck for your interview!👍😉
  19. Caligirl1
    Appologies🫣😉
  20. Caligirl1
    CONGRATULATIONS 😃 🥳🥳🥳
  21. Caligirl1
    I was able to go on their website and disqualify myself cause of not being a citizen at that time.just takes a minute to do that.
  22. Caligirl1
    I didn't have that option either,I had to go to their office
  23. Caligirl1
    I got the same answer at my AOS interview- and just 20 minutes later,while driving home,got an email about status change: approved 👍 You'll be fine 😉
  24. Caligirl1
    Congratulations!
  25. Caligirl1
    Just take the naturalization certificate to social security office- they update the information and send a new card ( same number) without any restrictions.
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