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No, but if asked at the interview about Citations, you should mention it and have a copy of the ticket. IO's don't normally care about traffic tickets.

They do not have passport application booths at the Oath Ceremony locations. You must either go to a post office or a passport processing center.

I too am from London, and went through the DV process, Vaccines are compulsory, unless you can prove that you already have them and they are still current.

Normally it can take anywhere from few weeks to couple of months between FP and IL.

Yes, it was marriage and also in Atlanta, although this was all a few years ago. Just hang-in there...

This is normal, once you meet the requirements (5 yr residency), and your file has passed the supervisor review, you should receive an status update to Oath Scheduling. You will never actually receive a letter for RFE. Just be patient.

I waited almost 18 months, before I got my approval and card.

I don't agree with Atlanta Brother's comment about insisting to speak with supervisor or interviewing officer - It is unlikely that you will be able to do this without being outside of the normal processing window or having a very unusual set of circumstances. You don't appear to qualify for...

Leaving the country after you have filed N-400, to work abroad is not a good idea. You will be asked if you left the US, since filing the N-400 at your interview. Either get a reentry permit, and wait a few years to file or remain in the US until after you get your US citizenship.

All approvals normally get reviewed by another IO, a supervisor would only review if there is some clarification required by the interviewing IO. Ignore the RFE status online - This is normal when it has to be reviewed by a supervisor. Just be patient, I am sure it would be OK and you will...

One of my friend's applied for naturalization with his family. My friend, his mother and sister left the US in 2006 for 10 months. The reason for 10 months out was that the children (my friend was 17 at the time) had to finish off their high school year before permanently moving to the US, but...

Couple of years ago when I went on a cruise as a GC holder, every time the ship re-entered US waters, the CBP came on board and we had to clear immigration. They asked for both a GC and passport. Hope this helps.

Traffic tickets MUST be disclosed in the application, if the tickets are for less than $500 you do not have to provide any documentation, but the tickets must be disclosed. However traffic tickets will NOT result in denial of citizenship but not declaring them may cause you issues.

In our case the IO gave us our oath letters straight after the interview, our online status still read's "testing and interview", even though we have already been for our oaths. So the online status is not always reliable.

You sent it to the wrong address. If you send certified mail you are NOT suppose to use the lockbox address, there is different address provided, for special delivery and mail that requires someone to sign for. I don't think you can now request the usps just drop the letter into the lockbox...

No, they do not accept laminated certificates. At least they didn't accept mine.

Same day oaths were discontinued mid-Oct. I think current Oath scheduling is about 3 weeks after interview date. You can request a re-schedule of your oath until after you return from your trip.

Yes, The IO take's it.

Dont worry, I received the same YL asking for Arrest information but have never been arrested or cited. All they asked for was DL, Passport and GC - and that's it! In your case you should also take the info for your speeding ticket, and proof that you paid it. Good Luck

I had my interview today at the Atlanta office, was done within 10mins, the IO just asked 6 questions while she went through the form. Atlanta now, do not do same day Oaths, they also changed the location of where the Oaths take place to Morrow,GA. Mine is now scheduled for Nov 7th. In all...