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kcoyclay1

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About kcoyclay1

  • Birthday December 2

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  • Gender
    Female
  • City
    NewYork
  • State
    New York

Immigration Info

  • Immigration Status
    Naturalization (approved)
  • Place benefits filed at
    National Benefits Center
  • Local Office
    New York City NY
  • Country
    Jamaica
  • Our Story
    July '05 - Met my husband while both of us undergoing cancer treatment.
    Aug 16, '05 - had first date found out we had so many things in common; he was the male version of me. Same likes, dislikes and was ending each other sentences... sweet creepy!!
    Aug 18, '05 - had radiation surgery and he stayed with me and drove me home
    Aug 25, '05 - had second radiation surgery and he stayed again and took me home
    Sept 3, '05 - feeling stronger, went to church together. Began our love journey ( he was my blessing, genuine, kind, respectful and loving. A great listener..me a great yapper lol.
    April 11, '07 - Rings were bought.
    April 16, '07 - got marriage license and decided to get married the next day. (We already knew that we were going to get married to each other)
    December '07 - Got bad report from the doctor - the cancer returned aggressively
    Dec '07 - Dec '08 - main focus was to make sure my darling was comfortable as he went through chemo, pain-filled days, being sick and admitted in the hospital over and over.
    Dec 15, '08 - Admitted once again with multiple blood clots in lungs. This is serious!!
    Dec 29, '08 - Doctor can't explain but CT Scan shows that clots are dissolving
    Jan 3, '09 - Husband feeling stronger. No pain. Preparing papers
    Jan 15, '09 - mailed documents. Husband doing well and eating. Absolutely no pain.
    Oct 13, '09 - My darling husband passed away after battling with cancer. I am devastated, but I thank God that I shared in his life even for a short time.

    Naturalization Process (5 Yrs Later)

    Mar 28, 2014 - Mailed N-400
    Apr 09, 2014 - Receive Notice letter Priority date
    Apr 11, 2014 - Touched - Email - Biometrics letter mailed
    May 08, 2014 - Biometrics done
    May 12, 2014 - Touched - Email - In line for interview scheduling
    Jul 12, 2014 - Touched - Pre-interview letter

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  1. They just need to update their system when they have an oath ceremony date or when they put you in line for oath ceremony. My sister did not get one update during the entire process of her green card application until after the interview. All of a sudden she got so many updates an document uploads that were not done prior to the interview. I’ve heard of an individual who was called with his interview information and no document was posted of the letter. It was close to the actual date and after calling them to find out what was happening that info was uploaded and letter sent.
  2. It’s coming soon. And thanks for replying to me. With your hubby being on the lookout you’ll be fine as you won’t miss that interview letter and can return in time.
  3. You will definitely do well. This is a great app! Just listen daily and you will be set. See below https://apps.apple.com/us/app/citizen-now/id1492938869. You can find it in your App Store if you don’t have an iPhone. It’s called citizen now.
  4. You maybe in for a rude awakening if your interview is scheduled outside your expected timeline. It’s not written in stone as to when you will get an interview date and while you’re enjoying your vacation outside the country, it would be such a bomber to realize that you missed an interview appointment. My sons had their interview within 6 weeks, my sister got hers in 4 weeks after applying!! Things change for different reasons. If your vacation is not going to be a long one, go ASAP rather than later. If you can’t, then hang on. The opportunity cost may not be worth it. Timelines change.
  5. Best to wait. They don’t recommend travels during this time but if you must then the delay will be on you. I knew someone who got her letter the day after the oath ceremony. Oh yes. And it took a year before they rescheduled her. Yup! In things like these I don’t advice anyone to make preparations for travel. If they do, they should tell the officer at the interview with dates of travel and have the ceremony scheduled after they return.
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