Recent content by kiev

I did not do the registration stuff while I was there. I might be paranoid but technically that was claiming US citizenship before you were formally admitted as a citizen. You are not a citizen until and unless the judge swears you in. I signed my form AFTER the ceremony and mailed it in today.

Guys, I just picked up my U.S passport and passport card from the NYC Passport Agency. I tell you it feels to good to have these on my hand. Bingo.

The application form requires you to list all your trips outside the United States and during the interview the officer will have go over your form question by question. When he got to the question about trips, I recited my trips to him and he then commented: I see that you never returned to...

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At that time they were to be sent to VSC. Soon after I filed the rules changed to require filing in Texas.

All, I posted my first message here in February 2004 when I got my green card. Since then I have been checking this forum on an almost daily basis. I wanted everybody to know that I was sworn in as a naturalized citizen in Brooklyn NY yesterday (June 12). I first applied for asylum in...

Hello all, What suggestions do you guys have for protecting the certificate of naturalization and the U.S. passport? We are not allowed the laminate the certificate, are we? Is there some protective sheet that I can wrap the certificate in?

Hey guys, I was sworn in at the Brooklyn courthouse yesterday, June 12. I had been scheduled for June 19. I have to leave for Europe for business on June 18. So I made an INFOPASS appointment and they were able to change the date. The swear-in process was pretty routine. It was just...

glad to hear that. When you went there to submit the application form, did they give the naturalization certificate right back to you? Or did they keep it until your return to pick up the passport?

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got my oath letter.

good luck to both of you tomorrow. Let us know what happens.

What additional documents did they ask for?

The officer introduced himself and gave me the oath (to tell the truth). He looked over the N-400 form and asked for my name, address, and DOB. Then he asked Mr. so and so, who petitioned you for your green card. I said nobody because I applied for asylum. Then he opened my A-file and pulled...

I called the customer service line a number of times and got different answers. I was told that the case is still being reviewed by one person but another person said that case was approved. What is going on?