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First of all, why are you getting visa on a passport from the country of your current citizenship? After interview and oath, you would be US citizen. Would your current citizenship and passport still be valid after becoming USC?

I really doubt there would be any bearing to removal, exclusion or deportation from US. In 2003, you did not enter US and didn't even interact with US Immigration. You were denied entry into the flight by airlines/non-US Govt since you didn't a valid visa to land in US. You did noting illegal.

First of all, on what basis are you applying for N400. 3 year married to USC or 5 year on PR. If 5 years on PR, it probabily doesn't matter if you filed seperately or joined. But if 3 years married to USC, it probabily does matter.

I totally agree with madh4. I know of a case where someone tried this. Immigration at India asked for return tickets and checked Indain PP to see US visa status/GC. On telling the USC status there was threat of arrest. Anyway, even if you are not arrested, this would cost you $250 more...

For the interview there are just few exact numbers we need to remember: When was the Declaration of Independence adopted? July4,1776 When was the Constitution written? 1787 How many amendments does the Constitution have? 27 How many voting members are in the House of Representatives? 435...

Stalking federal employee. Be careful. Might be counter productive to the very interview you are waiting for :)

Congratulations Jackolantern, I have interacted with you over few years. Was wondering if you ever applied for USC since your signature always says I-485. Anyway, I just checked my passport card and it's valid for exactly 10 years from the date it was issued. I had applied for both card...

We have had a very good experience at Seattle office. We were considering name change but were worried that it would become a judicial oath and push the oath to a later date (instead of the normal same day oath at Seattle FO). During interview, requested name change just to find out what...

halivingston, we are going for interview in about 10 hours from now. The letter says bring your DL or any other government issued photo id. So, basically DL is just a photo id to identify you. They do nothing with DL. As for GC, they take GC away during interview.

I agree with fushy. Non-lin was very quick. Just over 2 months. I thought I was fast, 4 years back when I took oath in 3 months.

non_linear, you must have taken your oath today. Congratulations on becoming USC

CalGreenCard, Couple of comments to your reply. He would be able to enlist as a GC, but if he wants to become an officer, he would need to be USC. Like DUI and BUI, is there also a term called FUI :) Flying under influence

Don't worry. It is very simple. I am preparing my spouse too. When I had interview 4 years back, I had saved some important information from this site to remember for interview. Here you go : There are just few exact numbers we need to remember: When was the Declaration of Independence...

My spouse received YL (Yellow Letter) today. The only doc mentioned is to bring the DL for the interview next week (Wed 7/24).

We tried doing walkin FP in the morning one day but they said the wait for an FP without appointment at Tukwila Center was about 5 hours. It's about 20 miles drive from Bellevue and with traffic it was not worth doing multiple trips between office and Tukwila so we didn't wait. Anyway, on the...

No big deal. My spouse's application got rejected couple of months back since we missed couple of page in N400 application. I think page 6 or 7. Anyway, they sent the whole package back along with 2 orange sheets signifying we missed 2 pages. They also returned the check. The page also had...

Bob32962 Our office is Seattle. Details are in signature. We should have been in April tracker since the application was mailed in April. But it got rejected due to missing papers hence had to resend the application again in May.

non_linear, winthan, My spouse received Interview letter today. It's scheduled one month from today on 24 Jul. BTW, both of us had been LPR for over a decade (since Mar 2003). Employment based.

non_linear, Your timeline seems pretty close. Our IL was mailed on 6/14. Guess Interview date to be around July last week.

My understanding is, if you request name change when filling N400, you are queued for Judicial oath. Did you request for name change when filling N400 or decided to do name change while at interview? Did you have to fill any forms for name change or just asked IO to change name?