Hedi&Colleen's US Immigration Timeline
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Petitioner's Name: Colleen Beneficiary's Name: Hedi VJ Member: Hedi&Colleen Country: Tunisia Last Updated: 2018-09-12 |
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Timeline Comments: 2
Parsi2017 on 2018-09-20 said:Congratulations on becoming a US citizen. I am in the same situation and still waiting.
Could you please tell me if you went with your spouse to interview?
What questions were asked for the i-751 part of the interview?
Hedi&Colleen on 2018-09-20 said:I went with my spouse, and thankfully I did because they asked me to sit in on the interview even though it wasn’t mentioned on the interview notice. They had very few questions for me/regarding the I-751, just are we married, did we have any evidence/originals that we brought with us, did we have any children, was our address still current, etc. But I would prepare for both interviews. Most of the interview was spent on the civics questions and naturalization portion but they reverted back to the I-751 afterwards when asking for updated documents. I brought with us tax transcripts for the three years since filing for removal of conditions (we filed before sumitting 2016 taxes in February 2017, so this included the 2015, 2016 and 2017 tax years) a copy of our new car title with both of our names, and a few other bits and pieces. I unfortunately brought the wrong photos (they were the leftover originals that didn’t have us in a photo together) so she didn’t include that. He needed to explain what the oath of allegiance meant to him which was a bit hard, but she let him re-read it first. It was a pretty easy interview overall.
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