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    N-400 July 2019 Filers!!! Join here!!!

    in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports

    Posted · Edited by scottsvisa

    1 hour ago, MsGazelle400 said:

    Can whoever is messing with this sheet please just stop it! What is that random number for?

    I also noticed this. I’m wondering if it’s a formatting issue?  Someone must of change this, maybe not even knowingly.  

     

    Please be careful when editing the document guys.  

    Hopefully the people that had their data messed would be kind enough to update the info missing.

    N-400 July 2019 Filers!!! Join here!!!

    in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports

    Posted · Edited by scottsvisa

    On 8/1/2019 at 9:00 PM, Mvika251 said:

    If you are planning to do a walk-in (in Elizabeth office) before your scheduled time - do not do it.

    I was tempted to try a walk-in but decided it wasn’t worth the risk as my local office is  2 1/2 hours away.  Hearing your story makes me glad I didn’t.  

     

    Sorry the walk-in didn’t work out for you! 

    Selecting eligibility requirements part 1 of N-400

    in US Citizenship General Discussion

    Posted · Edited by scottsvisa

    20 minutes ago, Wuozopo said:

    You didn't need all that for Option A (five years). Your marriage doesn't require any proof of still being together, nor do you need to prove spouse is a citizen. Biometrics tends to be fast, then it can all slow down. 

    I realize that I wouldn’t of needed that for option A but I already filed using option B.  I only say it’s moving fast due to the estimated completion date of December 2019.  Everyone that filed similar times to me have much longer estimates on completion date.  Any other documents that I might of missed? 

    Selecting eligibility requirements part 1 of N-400

    in US Citizenship General Discussion

    Posted

    Documents I uploaded...

     

    marriage certificate

    wife's birth certificate 

    daughters birth certificate

    last 3 years tax returns

    last 3 years tax transcripts

    mortgage statement

    3 year bank statements 

    Copy of resident card front and back

     

    Any other suggestions as far as documents go?

     

    it seems like it’s moving kinda fast I filled 7/12/19 and biometrics is scheduled for 8/1/19 and I have a total completion date of December 2019 

    Selecting eligibility requirements part 1 of N-400

    in US Citizenship General Discussion

    Posted

    So I came to the US on a k1 got married did the AOS and so on.  I didn’t file my N-400 until the other day 9/10 years later.  My question is on part 1 of the N-400 what do I select?  A or B? Problem is I filed the other day selecting B.  Am I wrong? The way I am reading it I could file using either A or B. Maybe I’m wrong?  Please help! Any other perspectives would be nice or help.

     

    A. Have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States for at least 5 years.


     B. Have been a lawful permanent resident of the United States for at least 3 years. In addition, you have been married to and living with the same U.S. citizen spouse for the last 3 years, and your spouse has been a U.S. citizen for the last 3 years at the time you filed your Form N-400

    Where will my biometrics appointment and interview be?

    in USCIS Service Centers

    Posted

    I'm really trying to figure out where will my biometrics appointment and interview be?  I'm located in Richmond VA and would like to find out so I can plan my travel.  I think my biometrics might occur at 8850 Richmond Hwy Alexandria VA and the interview 56780 E Virginia Beach Blvd Norfolk.  If anyone has any idea where I might go if located in Richmond VA Let me know. 

    N-400 Part 10 question 8

    in US Citizenship General Discussion

    Posted

    I'm a little confused about Part 10 question 8. It seems silly but I need to know I am putting the correct response. I'm not sure if the number I put in the box includes my spouses marriage to me or not. To be clear my spouse has never been married to anyone but myself.  The instructions are as follows...

    Item Number 8. How many times has your current spouse been married (including annulled marriages, marriages to
    other people, and marriages to the same person)? If your current spouse has been married before, provide the following
    information about your current spouse’s prior spouse including your current spouse’s prior spouse’s full legal name,
    immigration status (if known), date of birth, country of birth, country of citizenship or nationality, date of marriage with
    prior spouse, date marriage ended with prior spouse, and how the marriage ended with prior spouse. If your current
    spouse had more than one previous marriage, use a separate sheet of paper to provide the information requested. If
    your spouse was married to the same person more than one time, provide the requested information about each marriage
    separately. 

     

    Also item 3 requests the same information about me. I have also only been married to my current spouse.

     

    Do I put the number 1 in both Item 3 and 8?  

     

    Any help would be appreciated! I know its a silly question but I believe the wrong response could really confuse the USCIS and mess the whole application up.

     

    Thanks again

    Travel in the USA expired passport.

    in General Immigration-Related Discussion

    Posted

    Hi, I'm married to a United States citizen i have been for 6 years now. I believe I can apply for full citizenship but haven yet. I'm originally from England. My problem is some of my family are traveling to the states for a vacation and I said I would fly to the state they will be visiting . I just noticed my only passport (a British one) has expired. Can I still travel inside the states? If so what documentation should I need? I only have 2 weeks until I'm intending to travel.

    UK passport expired

    in United Kingdom

    Posted

    Ok this is my problem now.

    I have started to fill out the application to renew my passport. the application isn't much of a problem.

    My problem is the evidence that the application requires me to accompany it.

    The list below shows all the required documents and an accompanied list of reasons I don't have the information.

    does any one have any ideas in what I can do?

    or any alternatives ?

    I'm really stuck!

    the passport hotline is extortionate and they are useless. I really need someone's help!

    If you were born after 1 January 1983 in the

    United Kingdom

    1)Photocopy of your current ID (such as driving license, bank statement, student card, household bill)

    1)Easy I can get copies of my IDdancin5hr.gif

    2) Original UK long birth certificate

    2) I don't have my original birth certificate protest6wz.gif

    3)Mother’s original UK long birth certificate OR

    3) mother passed away no informationprotest6wz.gif

    4)Mother’s original certificate of naturalisation or registration OR

    4) mother passed away no information protest6wz.gif

    5) Other evidence that she was a British Citizen or that she had indefinite leave to remain in the UK.

    5) mother passed away no information protest6wz.gif

    OR

    6) your father only was a British Citizen at the time of your birth his original long birth certificate OR

    6) my father is a British Citizen but I haven't seen him in 10 years I'm not sure I even know where he lives protest6wz.gif

    7) If your father only was a British Citizen at the time of your birth his original long birth certificate OR

    7)my father is a British Citizen but I haven't seen him in 10 years I'm not sure I even know where he lives protest6wz.gif

    8) Father’s original certificate of naturalisation or registration OR

    8)my father is a British Citizen but I haven't seen him in 10 years I'm not sure I even know where he lives protest6wz.gif

    9)Other evidence that he was a British Citizen or that he had indefinite leave to remain in the UK

    9)my father is a British Citizen but I haven't seen him in 10 years I'm not sure I even know where he lives protest6wz.gif

    10) If you were born before 1 July 2006 parents’ marriage certificate – if parents were not married and you were born after this date your father’s name must be on your birth certificate.

    10)ok well my parents are divorced and mother is deceased protest6wz.gif

    11) Original deed poll if you have changed your name other than by marriage plus three other forms of Identification in your name Two Identity and Passport Service standard photographs

    11) never changed my namw so that's easy and 3 other forms of ID I am sure I can come up with dancin5hr.gif

    12)For renewal please submit your current passport

    12) yep I can do that I have my old passport dancin5hr.gif

    SO Please help

    UK passport expired

    in United Kingdom

    Posted

    ok in section 8 UNDERTAKINGS

    I am not a citizen of the united states but I will be eventually.

    for people applying for a British passport that are now US. citizens and for everyone becoming a citizen I'm now asking this question.

    Why on the application for a British passport does it state I may lose my citizenship of another country if I voluntarily apply for a passport.

    8. I, or the person named in Section 1 of this application (if

    different), understand that by voluntarily applying for a British

    passport, I may lose my citizenship of another country.

    does anyone know if this happens ?

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