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So no urgent need - not even in a hurry. Just thought one of the first things you would want to do after becoming a citizen is to (possibly) hold up someone else's genuinely urgent processing. Not right.

I do not have a solution to your conundrum nilesh as there are wiser and more knowledgable folks in here - but I do have a remark that might be useful to all who visit this thread. As in how could you send away one of your most prized documents without keeping a copy? Yes, I know it says do not...

Congratulations. Good luck to all who are in process.

They just can't get rid of that old habit of filing in triplicates and tetraplicates, and keeping everything since Gandhi returned to India, in dusty files in moldy rooms. This is friggin insane. And on top of that 175 hard earned dollars for them to stamp cancel??? Talk about fleecing.

Thanks Howdy.Amigo. Yes she is beautiful indeed. Bride? Well - we've been married about 6.5 years now. ;-) And that brings up another point my IO mentioned. I could have applied for my citizenship as a 5 year + GC holder (got my green card before marriage, in 2004) as well. But I chose to...

Thanks to all of you. And good luck to all!

Here's my experience in Saint Louis. After over 14 years in the US, I finally decided it was time to become a citizen. My interview date was set on a Tuesday 06/08/2010 at 2:30PM. That would be about 5 days shy of 4 months after applying. Not too bad. Anyways, went with my spouse to...

Here's my experience in Saint Louis. After nearly 14 years in the US, I finally decided it was time to become a citizen. My interview date was set on a Tuesday 06/08/2010 @ 2:30PM. That would be about 5 days shy of 4 months after applying. Not too bad. Anyways, went with my spouse to...

Excellent write-up, LiveandLetLive. Congratulations!