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No, your SSN does not change. They change your status from resident alien to citizen. Certain social security benefits are available only to citizens (I have no idea what!)

Got my passport in the mail yesterday! Took 12 days with normal processing.

Yes, you do. That's why I held off on doing this at the ceremony. I made a copy and then dropped off my application at the post office.

Exactly! That was convenient.

Oath Ceremony 7/16/08 Check-in at 8:45 For those of you not familiar with Teikyo Loretto Heights either, I'll add in extra directions that would've helped me: My tips: 1. Don't come early! You do a lot of standing around waiting, and there's no advantage to being early, except maybe...

Teikyo Loretto Heights -- check-in time is at 8:45. By the way, letter was mailed from Denver -- I always wondered where the notices came from.

Got my oath notice today for July 16th!

rkris and Kris-Colorado, Congratulations and Thanks for sharing!

Interview went well yesterday. Appointment was at 830, got there just after 8 (actually arrived a little before 8 but waited in my car since it said not to get there more than 30 minutes prior). I was called in a little after 9. Interview took about 20 minutes. Officer introduced himself...

I don't know how long Denver is taking these days, but if it helps at all, here's my timeline from 3 years ago: 1/10/05 Sent I-485, I-130, I-131, I-765 to Chicago Lockbox 1/19/05 Date on NOAs 2/25/05 Biometrics Appointment for I-485/I-765 (Denver) 3/01/05 Email EAD approved! 3/07/05 EAD...

I'd be interested in finding out how things turn out for you. My interview is in 3 weeks but we'll probably be moving out of state in July or early August, so I may be in a similar situation soon.

We are relocating for hubby's job, and we just put our house on the market. We're hoping to move by July, but it will all depend on when the house sells. My interview is in about 4 weeks. What will happen if we end up having to move before the oath (assuming my interview goes well and I'm...

Congratulations!!! Thanks for sharing. How long did it take from arrival to end?

Nope, not military. Although my case is probably pretty simple...2 kids with USC spouse, tax transcripts attached, married to USC 7+ years.

Good for you :) Would love to hear about the oath if you have time to report back!

I don't know when the case finally appeared online, but I remember checking in late February and there was nothing online. About a week ago, I checked again and it was online: Receipt Number: LIN*00XXXXXXX Application Type: N400, APPLICATION FOR NATURALIZATION Current Status: Case...

Notice date was March 27th, postmark was March 28th. The postmark zip was Nebraska, correct.

Got my interview letter today! 2/5/08 Sent N-400 to Nebraska Service Center 2/6/08 Priority Date 2/12/08 Check cashed 2/15/08 Received NOA, Priority Date 2/6/08 2/16/08 Received Notice for Biometrics Appointment 2/29/08 Biometrics Appointment (Denver) 4/1/08 Received Interview Notice...

Just adding my timeline here, good to see others updating this thread: 2/5/08 Sent N-400 to Nebraska Service Center 2/6/08 Priority Date 2/12/08 Check cashed 2/15/08 Received NOA, Priority Date 2/6/08 2/16/08 Received Notice for Biometrics Appointment 2/29/08 Biometrics Appointment (Denver)

Kris-Colorado and warlord, Thanks for that info! Just wishful thinking :)