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According to an immigration lawyer there are few cases that the N-400 final interview (possible oath) takes 2 months or less than 3 months, then to be in the safe side its better to apply just 1 month earlier (instead of 3).

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If your application is rejected by applying too early, your application will not be delayed, but you have to pay again the fee ($650 or more if you are using a lawyer) and start the N-400 from zero.

No, the correct permanent residence is 12/26/07, you could apply N-400 after 12/26/10, the date on the card is the only valid. If you apply before 12/26/10 your application will be denied after the final interview, reason (Applying to early, less than 3 years). I also removed the conditional...

I have been in the same situation, this is what I did, In the form N-445 (Notice of Naturalization Oath Ceremony) at the ceremony you must write in the part "Signed at" the city and State of the current ceremony (Do not put the city of your address if you fill the application at home), on...

Your naturalization certificate will not be ready in a previous oath ceremony, so what is the purpose of taking oath without certificate? You have to attend again your ceremony and wait at the end (3 hours later) as anyone else for the certificate.

Maybe someone could lie and get the Naturalization, but if USCI discover later at any time the mistake, then the Citizenship must be revoked.

I agree with aosing comments, No racism involved , just right explanation.

According to immihelp website citizens receive full social security benefits, permanent residents receive only half.

If you memorize the 100 questions I don't think you could have any problem during interview, you need 6 out of 10 correct. In the multiple answer questions you must answer only one, two or three, it depends on the specific question. However, you don't know in which part of the interview...

I don't think is a good idea to delay oath for a wedding or any other related family event. If you decide to delay the oath ceremony for the reason of wedding in a foreign country then you must answer YES to question 2 in form N-445 Have you traveled outside the United States? Then an...