Steve & Lisa

I agree......this one has taken less time to gather the evidence and put together
than the other ones we've filled out. Or is it we're just so use to filling them
out now?? ;o)

Lisa

"Ranjini" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
    > Originally posted by Steve & Lisa:
    > > I cannot believe I didn't get that after reading it so many times in the past few
    > > months! Arrrrgggggggggggg!
    > >
    > > Thanks again!
    > Lisa, no big deal!! This is what the process does to you. Actually, the N-400 is
    > a piece of cake compared to some of the other crap we have been through, don't you
    > think? Best wishes, Ranjini
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Steve & Lisa

That is good new as Steve's application will be sent to NSC as well. Quick turn
around for the NOA!


Lisa "Wilbur Whitman" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:84fc995.0208290947.3d212336@posting-
.google.com...
    > We paid with one check, and received a NOA back (dated 6 days after the received
    > date) from NSC that had the following:
    > PAYMENT INFORMATION:
    > Single Application Fee: $310.00 Total Amount Received: $310.00 Total Balance
    > Due: $0.00
    > AND my wife received another NOA (dated 9 days later) instructing her where
    > (Detroit) and When (in 5 weeks) to appear for her fingerprinting, so I guess all
    > is good
    > The notice also says to bring:
    > 1. This Appointment Notice
    > 2. Photo Identification. Naturalization applicants must bring their Alien
    > Registration Card.
    > It also warns that: RESCHEDULING YOUR APPOINTMENT WILL DELAY YOUR APPLICATION. IF
    > YOU FAIL TO APPEAR AS SCHEDULED BELOW OR FAIL TO REQUEST RESCHEDULING, YOUR
    > APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED ABANDONED.

Ed Chernenkoff

Actually the interview is real easy also.. Mine took about 20 minutes even with the
idle chit chat.. Be prepared to answer the questions and you need to get 6 out of 10
right.. Questions are easy..

If you don't have a green card make SURE they give you an affidavit stating this or
you won't be able to go to the swearing ceremony..

After the swearing ceremony be sure to go to your local SSA office and fill out the
form for a new card.. You'll have the same number but no the INS wording on it..
Actually, I never had the wording as I was erroneously given Citizen status when I
originally filled out the form..

It's all down hill from here..

Ed

"Steve & Lisa" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]
om...
    > I agree......this one has taken less time to gather the evidence and put together
    > than the other ones we've filled out. Or is it we're just so use
to
    > filling them out now?? ;o)
    > Lisa
    > "Ranjini" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
    > >
    > > Originally posted by Steve & Lisa:
    > > > I cannot believe I didn't get that after reading it so many times in the past
    > > > few months! Arrrrgggggggggggg!
    > > >
    > > > Thanks again!
    > >
    > > Lisa, no big deal!! This is what the process does to you. Actually, the N-400
    > > is a piece of cake compared to some of the other crap we have been through, don't
    > > you think? Best wishes, Ranjini
    > >
    > > --
    > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
    > >