Top things people do once they obtain citizenship
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VivaLasVegas
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update SSN records
Update information with the employer.
Update information with the employer.
Jackolantern
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Name change
no no it reads like this..
Pre.1. Post Update and Thank you for all who helped on the forum.
Pre.2. Quit posting here.
1. Obtain passport
2. Travel to country of previous residence
3. Register to vote
4. Sponsor family members for gc/citizenship
5. Enjoy new status as US citizen
Pre.1. Post Update and Thank you for all who helped on the forum.
Pre.2. Quit posting here.
1. Obtain passport
2. Travel to country of previous residence
3. Register to vote
4. Sponsor family members for gc/citizenship
5. Enjoy new status as US citizen
Jackolantern
Registered Users (C)
Cancel the old passport
6.PARTIES......................
7. I love to travel, and everytime I go to Europe I need to get a visa ,it's not a very big deal,but so much of wasting time and a lot of booking ahead .With us passport it's going to be the HISTORY.Probably this point still number 5 of Bobsmyth.
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VivaLasVegas
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never have to mention speeding tickets again 
frustrated_alot
Registered Users (C)
For me it was like this,
Post thank you to group.
Actually do my work without checking case status by calling uscis about 10 times a day.
Furiously begin working on my husband's I-130
Post thank you to group.
Actually do my work without checking case status by calling uscis about 10 times a day.
Furiously begin working on my husband's I-130
FlyingTurk
Registered Users (C)
I will travel to Germany or France or Italy and stop over on the way to Turkey and enjoy not having to go through the hassle of obtaining visas from them..
Of course, that's if i get my citizenship before i decided to move to Alaska and be a loner permanent resident..
Of course, that's if i get my citizenship before i decided to move to Alaska and be a loner permanent resident..
You know, until recently, I had no idea that carrying your green card at all times is mandated by law. I've always kept it in a safe with my other important documents.
VivaLasVegas
Volunteer Moderator
Oh, and probably the single most important thing that people do once they obtain citizenship......NEVER HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT NAME CHECK!
Yep you said it
no more name check.Oh, and probably the single most important thing that people do once they obtain citizenship......NEVER HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT NAME CHECK!
One thing doesn't really change is RANDOM CHECK
Triple Citizen
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I use my US passport in right wing European countries and my Canadian passort in left wing European countries
One thing doesn't really change is RANDOM CHECK
Speaking of random check...here's a random piece of information. Continental Airlines definitely profiles younger people when selecting passangers for random screenings. My fiancee and I were flying from San Antonio to New York this past August, and we were pulled into a plexiglass corral during initial screening. We were informed that we were selected for random screening. Along with us, a couple of other passengers in their 20s were pulled aside and subjected to the same screening. Something told me that it wasn't a coincidence.