N-400 Post your individual journey please! v.2011
#49
Re: N-400 Post your individual journey please!
Thanks Ian LMAO...
Yep ive got a letter for fingerprints to be taken...i was wondering if i could do a walk-in & ask if i could do this Fingerprint stuff now, cas ive on the same day a dentist appointment.
Ok well ive time tomoz, so ill take my letter and see what happens
It may or may not speed my N-400 up but least ive got that out the way.
Soz poppy....should have said it better..
Yep ive got a letter for fingerprints to be taken...i was wondering if i could do a walk-in & ask if i could do this Fingerprint stuff now, cas ive on the same day a dentist appointment.
Ok well ive time tomoz, so ill take my letter and see what happens
It may or may not speed my N-400 up but least ive got that out the way.
Soz poppy....should have said it better..
#50
Re: N-400 Post your individual journey please!
Is it possible to move in the middle of the process, or do you need to start it all over again when you change states?
I ask because I remember one of the requirements for filing the n-400 was living in the state you apply in for 3 months.
I've been living in MN for about 16 months and filed recently. I received my biometrics notice with an appointment for February. So far so good.
Here's the problem: I had to leave town in an emergency on January 28 and mailed my request for rescheduling as I left.
I won't be back and am planning to move away (to a different state) permanently. All the while I'm staying away from home.
I'm just wondering if I can pause the process or request a change of... address/venue/office? Or will I need to stick it out at my current address for biometrics and interview and all the way until the oath ceremony?
I ask because I remember one of the requirements for filing the n-400 was living in the state you apply in for 3 months.
I've been living in MN for about 16 months and filed recently. I received my biometrics notice with an appointment for February. So far so good.
Here's the problem: I had to leave town in an emergency on January 28 and mailed my request for rescheduling as I left.
I won't be back and am planning to move away (to a different state) permanently. All the while I'm staying away from home.
I'm just wondering if I can pause the process or request a change of... address/venue/office? Or will I need to stick it out at my current address for biometrics and interview and all the way until the oath ceremony?
#52
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Location: Kentucky
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Re: N-400 Post your individual journey please!
I'm just wondering if I can pause the process or request a change of... address/venue/office? Or will I need to stick it out at my current address for biometrics and interview and all the way until the oath ceremony?
Ian
#54
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Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 296
Re: N-400 Post your individual journey please!
Thanks Ian LMAO...
Yep ive got a letter for fingerprints to be taken...i was wondering if i could do a walk-in & ask if i could do this Fingerprint stuff now, cas ive on the same day a dentist appointment.
Ok well ive time tomoz, so ill take my letter and see what happens
It may or may not speed my N-400 up but least ive got that out the way.
Soz poppy....should have said it better..
Yep ive got a letter for fingerprints to be taken...i was wondering if i could do a walk-in & ask if i could do this Fingerprint stuff now, cas ive on the same day a dentist appointment.
Ok well ive time tomoz, so ill take my letter and see what happens
It may or may not speed my N-400 up but least ive got that out the way.
Soz poppy....should have said it better..
so off i went with my tail between my legs..
#56
Re: N-400 Post your individual journey please!
Is it possible to move in the middle of the process, or do you need to start it all over again when you change states?
I ask because I remember one of the requirements for filing the n-400 was living in the state you apply in for 3 months.
I've been living in MN for about 16 months and filed recently. I received my biometrics notice with an appointment for February. So far so good.
Here's the problem: I had to leave town in an emergency on January 28 and mailed my request for rescheduling as I left.
I won't be back and am planning to move away (to a different state) permanently. All the while I'm staying away from home.
I'm just wondering if I can pause the process or request a change of... address/venue/office? Or will I need to stick it out at my current address for biometrics and interview and all the way until the oath ceremony?
I ask because I remember one of the requirements for filing the n-400 was living in the state you apply in for 3 months.
I've been living in MN for about 16 months and filed recently. I received my biometrics notice with an appointment for February. So far so good.
Here's the problem: I had to leave town in an emergency on January 28 and mailed my request for rescheduling as I left.
I won't be back and am planning to move away (to a different state) permanently. All the while I'm staying away from home.
I'm just wondering if I can pause the process or request a change of... address/venue/office? Or will I need to stick it out at my current address for biometrics and interview and all the way until the oath ceremony?
http://www.uscis.gov/files/article/M-476.pdf
It does not distinguish moving within your city from moving to another state.
I think all you need to do is a change of address and make sure your file gets moved to your new local office, so you can interview and take the oath at your new location.
I think the requirement for having lived in your district for 90 days prior to filing the N-400 is just for filing the N-400, which you've already done.
Rene
#57
Re: N-400 Post your individual journey please!
Thanks Rene, Ian and Jaxslad.
I did fear the worst case scenario was having to pay another 700 bucks, but it looks like it's gonna be okay.
Thanks again guys!
I did fear the worst case scenario was having to pay another 700 bucks, but it looks like it's gonna be okay.
Thanks again guys!
#58
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Re: N Post your individual journey please!
N 400 form-Application for naturalization.Individuals become citizens automatically if they were born in the US or if their parents were US citizens at their time of birth .If a foreign national wants to become a citizen, it is definitely possible through a process called naturalization after which he/she can enjoy the privileges and the rights that come with the US citizenship.
#59
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Joined: Mar 2007
Location: Florida
Posts: 198
Re: N-400 Post your individual journey please!
The speed of the application received, and Receipt I-797. arriving at my home... Quick. UPS Package, signed for Jan 20. 2011 this was called the Priority date the Notice date, Jan 21, 2011 In my mail box on the 28th. And of course, a Sat; Sun; in there also.
Now the part I do not understand, 3rd line down.application number NBC and 9 numbers then RECEIVED DATE NOVEMBER 22, 2010 followed by the next little block, PRIORITY DATE JANUARY 20, 2011 PAGE 1of 1.
RECEIVED DATE NOVEMBER 22, 2010? What Application# I did not send anything. What is that about?
Mick
Now the part I do not understand, 3rd line down.application number NBC and 9 numbers then RECEIVED DATE NOVEMBER 22, 2010 followed by the next little block, PRIORITY DATE JANUARY 20, 2011 PAGE 1of 1.
RECEIVED DATE NOVEMBER 22, 2010? What Application# I did not send anything. What is that about?
Mick
#60
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Joined: Aug 2002
Location: Kentucky
Posts: 38,865
Re: N Post your individual journey please!
While we appreciate your input, why are you responding to a post that is almost a year old? Every post is time/date stamped. A year ago, he didn't know what an N-400 was... but that was a long time ago!
For future reference, you might want to read the entire thread before responding.
... and the responsibilities!
Ian
For future reference, you might want to read the entire thread before responding.
...after which he/she can enjoy the privileges and the rights that come with the US citizenship.
Ian