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I uderstand how you feel frustrated one. A lot of people acquire citizenship to be used as a tool not necessarily because they feel attached to their new country.

When was her interview? I had mine in March and I was given the letter at the end of the interview.

If your husband is 31 or older this is a non-issue. Don't worry about it.

Schedule a trip out of the country less than a week before you leave and get your passport processed in a day or two.

Massachusetts is the same as New York City. Instead of a Traffic court you pay your fines to a Traffic Violations Bureau so there are no ceritifed dispositions. I'd suggest that you try to at least get a computer generated document from the registry instead of a drivers abstract. If they took...

Well you have a few things working for you. You passed your background check, interview, got an oath letter and took the oath. I think that makes you a USC and I hope they'll make your proof available to you soon. I'm not sure how you'd get access to the I/O but you should have a name and that...

I was in afternoon ceremony on 4/4 in Philly too. When was your interview and when did you get you oath letter? Did they explain what may have happended?

My ceremony was huge with 1250 new Americans. It began at 3pm and was over by 3:29pm. If they start on time you should be fine.

I brought two uncertified dispositions (computer print-outs) to my interview and they were accepted and added to my file. If I had tickets for which I had no dispositions and they were paid and non-criminal I wouldn't mention them. Whether or not a dispostion is needed will depend on who you...

Congratulations. I was in the 3pm ceremony and it was similar to yours. The only difference is that we did not have a new citizen speaker. I'm finally a citizen after 13.5 years here and yes it is a great feeling.

There are no LIRR trains close to the office. Do you have a friend in Queens or on long island? You could stay there overnite and then take one of the Nassau county buses. I wouldn't try to travel from Brooklyn with a 7:25am appointment.

Maybe I'm missing something here but why bother getting a green card if you plan to be in the US for one month in a year? Somehow that does not scream PERMANENT RESIDENT to me. If you have to fix the dates to make it appear that you are "satisfying" the conditions of your green card then you are...

I applied based on marriage to a USC and I did not submit our tax or homeowership info with the application. I took 'em to the interview. Good luck and fast processing to you.

I decided at my interview that I didn't like the photos I sent with the application. It was 7 months later and I was thinner so I brought new photos and there was no problem.

Congrats.

I think you just have to be married to and living with your USC spouse. Happily married is not a requirement. Sorry, I couldn't resist.

Chill dude. After 6 months you have a legitmate complaint.

Hang in there. I was starting to get anxious too but five months to the day after my PD I got my IL. Good luck.

Yes. That would be 1.

"why bring them?" Ummm...Maybe because they're your kids? If you can get your children to behave, I don't see why not.