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There is a good chance that they will reject your application when you apply before you are 31.

Don't mention place that you visited there.

Congrats :)

Taking a job offer overseas is a strong indicator that you gave up your permanent residence. For processing times, check there https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplayInit.do

Yes, same as on every airport. The collect your brown envelope, take an finger print and welcome you to the U.S. - done. Took us 15 minutes.

After the second fail, it's game over.

Absence >6 month but <1 year can break the continuous resident requirement except. USCIS usually only accept an N-400 application if this applicant shows that he still maintained his residence, means a rental property, bank accounts etc. So assuming you entered the U.S. the first time July 17...

Forget it.

Can't you use an address from a friend for this time?

I printed up to date stuff when we went to the interview but can't hurt do bring it for 3 month in case they'll ask.

Stay away from Bank of Amerca jerks.

Looks like Brooklyn make it in their courthouse: https://www.nyed.uscourts.gov/naturalization

That is way in the time range. Whre do you actually live?

7/24? Think you are talking about 6/27, right? Do you actually live in the city or in which county?

What is the point for this petition? Moreover, it is full of typos. From your logic anybody how is playing any lottery should file a petition because it is unfair in case he did not win.

Pretty sure, no changes will be made, unfortunately.

Feel sorry folks :(

Just got the numbers in my email

In 99.9% the early numbers are correct. Slightly above or below 45K, that is also my guess for the last bulletin.

That's no. Why should it be yes, nothing happened.