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ilngrl777

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Hi guys,

I just have a quick question. It might seem weird but I'll explain the need for the question. Where do I send my package if I'm sending it from New York?

The reason I asked is because when I was in the process of getting my green card we had a lawyer so he took care of everything. Now I've decided to do my citizenship myself, and after filling out all the forms and gathering paperwork, and reading this forum, I became confused as to where to send it.

My instinct is telling me that it should be sent to the Vermont Service Center but I see people from New York sending theirs to the Texas Service Center or elsewhere. I assumed where you send it depends on where you live. That's what I gathered from the USCIS website. But now I'm totally confused.

I hope someone can help. Seems simple enough but who wants to mess up when it comes to immigration lol.
 
I think it very clear in the n-400 instructions. New York Residents send it to the Dallas Lockbox facility. Do you not see it?
 
If you google where to file n400 application, there are only 2 places - phoenix and dallas. Your instinct is wrong. It is out dated. Your center is Lock box at Dallas, TX

bye
 
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ilngrl777 said:
Hi guys,

I just have a quick question. It might seem weird but I'll explain the need for the question. Where do I send my package if I'm sending it from New York?

The reason I asked is because when I was in the process of getting my green card we had a lawyer so he took care of everything. Now I've decided to do my citizenship myself, and after filling out all the forms and gathering paperwork, and reading this forum, I became confused as to where to send it.

My instinct is telling me that it should be sent to the Vermont Service Center but I see people from New York sending theirs to the Texas Service Center or elsewhere. I assumed where you send it depends on where you live. That's what I gathered from the USCIS website. But now I'm totally confused.

I hope someone can help. Seems simple enough but who wants to mess up when it comes to immigration lol.
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For immigration related matters, instinct is not what you should be counting on, but rather facts!! Go to www.uscis.gov, there's a ton of information including the guide to naturalization. Read all the material; you will be armed with all the facts you will need for this process.
 
All your replies are greatly appreciated.

Glad to know I didn't rely on my instincts and had the good sense to ask. The replies made me go over my paperwork to make sure I didn't miss anything since I obviously missed where it told me where to send it.

Thank goodness for this forum.

Once again, thanks.
 
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