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    5-Years or 3-Years

    You can apply as early as May 2011 as you will be married to a USC for 3 years and you will have your green card for 3 years - 90 days window. Also, your wife must have been a USC since the day you got married.
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    Investigation because of failed first marriage

    Plus, you did not obtain any immigration benefit from the first marriage, so it's strange. Probably having married 2 different US citizens and having applied for green cards both times is an automatic red flag in their adjudication procedure. I hope they get to talk to you and straight those...
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    Citizenship Delays? Check this out

    "so what?" was referred to the fact that all these "poor victims" weren't able to vote (for Obama, of course - because they all think that immigrants all vote for democrats) and to the fact that these "poor victims" aren't even free to get arrested....
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    Citizenship Delays? Check this out

    Very populist. "She did not have a chance to vote in the historic 2008 elections" So what? USCIS has made incredible progresses and name checks are necessary.
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    Traffic tickets and naturalization (threads merged)

    Whatever you do before the 23rd, answer NO.
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    Interview Preparation

    Congrats!
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    New York City - N-400 Timeline - Naturalization Experiences

    I saw an oath letter being given out for Nov 25, which is the day before Thanksgiving. Oath place was Federal Courthouse on 500 Pearl St...
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    A lot of travel for work - issues?

    It shouldn't, as long as you stay more days in the US. If you're on the US payroll and pay rent here, then it's even stronger evidence.
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    New York City - N-400 Timeline - Naturalization Experiences

    It depends on where you live. If you live in Manhattan, Bronx or Staten Island you fall under Federal Plaza and it is pretty fast (took 3 months and 17 days for me from mailing to oath). If you live in Brooklyn or Queens then you fall under Garden City and it's a bit longer (around 5 months)...
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    In case you need to travel...

    I paid $180 including passport card. Without passport card it would have been $160, exactly the same as expedite service at the post office.
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    Confirmation to Vote.

    Before that, they'd better check on acorn, which makes some US-born citizens reister to vote up to 7 times....:mad:
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    PP Question ...Expedite

    Yes, picked it up today. I'm good to go....or more appropriately, I'm good to come back... :D
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    PP Question ...Expedite

    Are you traveling soon?
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    In case you need to travel...

    I got naturalized last Friday and I have to travel this coming Friday. Once I knew my oath date, I scheduled an appointment at the NY passport agency (which is a State Dept office) for Monday morning. I had to wait 45 minutes on Monday morning. You just need a DS-11 form, two passport-size...
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    Proof of Citation payment

    IOs go by the book sooo much, so if they see a yes box checked, then they ask you for proof of payment (like for any other citation). My IO asked for my wife birth certificate even if she is a naturalized citizen. A total useless document for my naturalization purpose. I'm glad I didn't...
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    I'm a Proud US Citizen as of today....

    Great experience!
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    I'm done with the last step of the immigration process...

    and with the oath, is definitely the most satistying! shredding tons of papers I accumulated over the last 4-5 years! It feels great! :D
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    Oath ceremony experience

    Thanks. It's absolutely legal as I'm a citizen of two countries and both of them allow dual citizenship. The only legal requirements I have is to use only a US passport in the US and only an Italian passport in Italy.
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    Interview today - Approved - Special Veterans' Day Oath at the Intrepid!

    Totally agree. I also come from a country with universal healthcare and big Govt and it's all inefficiency and corruption (after all, it's human nature). One question for you: I saw you applied for a passport at the regional agency on Hudson St (which is right in front of my office). Did you...
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