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Hei Turtle... sorry I can't help you but maybe you can help me... I need to apply to my mom who lives overseas also and there is too much info to digest. Would you be kind to tell me what documentation you sent and forms you filled? Regarding the processing times please PM me and I will send...

Hi All; It has been a year since my ceremony and quite sometime without being here in the forum. As I can see not much change since then and a lot of you are still going through the painful process of becoming US citizens or trying to get your green cards. Hope all can succeed. My problem...

Yes and Yes.... set an infopass and inquiry about your security check. If not done yet please refer to other topics in this board regarding what to do next. Don't let it pass too much otherwise you are bound for a lenghty wait...you should act as soon as the normal period has passed. If...

Finally Jean. Congratulations!!!!!!!! Hope all got it by now. I'm enjoying my citizenship a lot and I'm sure you all will. Just passing by to check on the situation. Cheers

As a US Citizen you don't have to worry where and for how long you live. Go ahead and don't forget that you have your embassy to help you wherever you go. Immigration officers won't ask you for how long and where you have been unless it is related to some other matter othen than just immigration...

best way to know about oath dates is this board. I've citizen already but all got all my info here (check oath miami 2006). The key here is to bump the first post every week so that it does not go too far from the first two pages. Good Luck to you all LuizPaulo

It is O*V*E*R* here also After all these years we are, finally, a fully citizenship family. My wife got it yesterday and it is the end of a long journey. I hope you all got the certificate and have now a free and happy life. I will be around but not as frequently as before, of course. If...

grobicheau; I live in Kendall also close to Hammocks. My wife left at 6:50 and got there at 7:50 but got scared to lose the time because of the traffic. 6:00 PM seems to radical but better be safe than sorry. 6:30 seems ok as traffic peaks around seven so you will be by the airport then... My...

I didn't see any kids inside the oath area. There were many in the public view area (behind the oath) but since I was not paying attention I may be wrong...better check calling the DO. :confused:

Don't even worry about your traffic tickets for speeding. Just list and take the proof you paid them already. The officer probably won't even ask you about it but you know, there are always the detail guys out there. Even if it is a reckless driving or DUI if you was already in the court and...

I was in and out in about two hours and half. At 12:00PM the doors were open and it took about an hour and fifteen minutes to have all seated and ckeared. Ceremony itself took around 30 minytes and the remaining time for delivering the certificates which is a one by one job done by the allocated...

Any clues of what preference they have and what's the processing time? Do they get a temporary authorization after you submit it? Tks

Well, I took only my green card and oath letter. If by any chance you answered yes to any of the questions in the back of the letter then you will need to take evidence with you. If it is a traffic ticket or anything like that take the payment evidence with you. If something a little more...

Not for that.... we are all in the same boat. I'm already a citizen since last December but my wife was delayed to April 12th. After then we will be safe and clear and a long journey will end...and looks like it will be for all of us which is great... I'm really happy for you all specially...

ENJOY IT !!!! You will fell better yet with the certificate in your hands... Congratulations :D

Hei Cyanblue... Yes it is a long time to wait and your infopass is a must to understand why. Are you changing names? Did the examiner told you if your name check was done already? What makes the infopass more important is that your interview happende before the hurricanes and with Rita and...

Good to know... hope you got it :D

First question: yes, you can go to the Biscayne office. There are officers there with access to all naturalization data. Second: PM me and I will give you an address and phone of a lawyer I know. Good luck with your dad's process.

Maru; From what I know when you change the name your ceremony is not one of the larger ones but something small normally held at the DO only for people in the same situation (change of name). But set your info pass and check with the DO. Hope you get it soon ;)

I'm not sure if there is a "statutory" time. They say you should be contacted between 30 and 120 days. The best for you is to monitor the forum and check the dates that are being called for the oath... if they are around yours and you didn't get the letter set an infopass and go looking for...