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Thanks. Yes you should update the N-400 with the info your spouse is a citizen at the interview. Yes NC has same-day voting starting 10/18/12 to 11/3/12. So yes I will be able to vote after 10/26/12.

Grashoppr and Sarwarmd Thank you. My DO is Raleigh/Durham, NC

N-400 approved I had my interview on 10/16/12 and it was approved. I was put under oath and then asked 6 question and asked to read a sentence and then write a sentence. It was straight forward. The IO reviewed my N-400 and checked off all questions. My original N-400 was updated with other...

Found a published case http://www.ca3.uscourts.gov/opinarch/052325np.pdf

Okay I stand corrected, I was paying attention to the "immediately preceding the filing of an application" and completely did not focus on the "or immediately preceding the examination on the application if the application was filed early pursuant to Section 334(a) of the Act ". Based on OP...

Okay I stand corrected, I was paying attention to the "immediately preceding the filing of an application" and completely did not focus on the "or immediately preceding the examination on the application if the application was filed early pursuant to Section 334(a) of the Act ". Based on OP...

You have said it correctly, you filed early and moved to a new state and new jurisdiction. If the jurisdiction was the same you could have appealed and could have won your appeal. The § Sec. 316.5 Residence in the United States, 8CFR 316.2(a)(5), Sec 334 (a), Sec 316 (a) and Sec 319 (a) are...

"as defined under § 316.5, for at least three months in a State or Service district having jurisdiction over the applicant's actual place of residence;" is to determine residence ONLY § Sec. 316.5 Residence in the United States. This section 316.5 only defines and determines the applicant's...

Per the language of Sec 316 (a) 1: the continuous residence referred to; is continuous residence status as an LPR for 3 years or 5 years as the case maybe. Hence the applicant can't have a break in continuous residence status as an LPR (out of USA for > 1 year or > 6 months in some cases where...

Sec. 316. [8 u.s.c. 1427] "SEC. 316. [8 U.S.C. 1427] (a) No person, except as otherwise provided in this title, shall be naturalized, unless such applicant, (1) immediately preceding the date of filing his application for naturalization has resided continuously, after being lawfully admitted...

Interview letter received on 9/13/12 for 10/16/12.

Interview scheduled USCIS online status update Text received on 9/6/12: On September 6, 2012, your N400, APPLICATION FOR NATURALIZATION was scheduled for interview. You will receive a notice with a time and place for your interview.

Online Status changed to "In Line for Interview Scheduling" 08/28/12 Online Status changed to "In Line for Interview Scheduling". E-mail sent stating on August 23, 2012, your N400, APPLICATION FOR NATURALIZATION was placed in line for interview scheduling. When scheduling is complete, you...

don't use residence since if it has an error My GC has 7/8/09 as residence date, but that's the date they received my I-485. My GC was approved on 9/21/12. I just filed my N-400 on 7/17/12 (PD 7/23/12). I used the 3 years minus 90 days rule using the date of approval of my I-485. Please...

FP notice received 8/2/12 FP notice received 8/2/12

NOA received and FP notice mailed N400 mailed 7/17/12 to Texas Lockbox Delivered 7/20/12 PD: 7/23/12 Check cashed 7/26/12 NOA received: 7/30/12 (Mailed 7/26/12) FP Notice Mailed: 7/30/12

N400 mailed 7/17/12 to Texas Lockbox Delivered 7/20/12 PD: 7/23/12 Check cashed 7/26/12 NOA received: 7/30/12 (Mailed 7/26/12) FP Notice Mailed: 7/30/12

It maybe in this case redundant, but knowing the exact date is important since if someone has the wrong date even by one day short, that may affect hi/her eligibility under the 3 years minus 90 days or 5 years minus 90 days rules. So it is very important to look out for those errors. Thanks...

The welcome notice is dated 9/21/09, the same date my I-485 was approved. In the case of my spouse who came via an immigrant visa, the resident "since" date is the DOE but the card was issued 8 days after. I will definitely give them a call. Thanks again.

Received my GC today!!!!! Hi all, It seems USCIS is doing a great job recently. Congrats to all new LPRs and all the best to those still in the process. My time-line is below.