Citizenship

Hello,
i became a permanent resident on 11/14/2017, and i am eligible to apply my N400 today based on my marriage. my husband was born in the US but left in 2011. When my husband and i came from Jordan by the end of 2017 we both didn't have any income or jobs then so i didn't file for taxes that year.
my question is can i still apply with 2 years of taxes or should i just wait more to get my 2020 taxes?

I have applied for my ROC in May 2019 and then N-400 in April 2020. I got notice about my I-751 is transferred to NBC and then to other office (via case took but don’t know which office, since they only sent transferred when it was transferred to NBC) this happened in span of couple of days, since then it’s nothing, no biometrics for N-400 either.

Hi, to all those who went to the ACTUAL interview,can you please share the NECESSARY documents to bring aside from what is mentioned in the notice? because i don't want to bring many papers that are not needed.

I appreciate your replies.

Thanks

Im having my N400 interview next month. As you know, we need to bring our old passports to the interview. My question is, do I need to bring a translation into English of my passports?
Thank you

N-400 Sacramento filers, any updates? I filed January 14, biometrics Feb 7, no news yet.

This is my history in NJ.

- March 23/2019 application i751
- May 16 /2019 fingerprint Done
- Aug 20/2019 Fingerprint Received
- Dec 16/2019 Case Was transferred, From Vermont to Potomac.
- Just waiting out of any new or movement.

- March 19 / 2020 application for N400
- Case was received.
- No movement or any news.

Is someone in a similar situation. 18 months extension letter almost expire.

Hi,

Are those 10 questions generated randomly from the computer or its up to IO to choose those questions?

Thanks!

I live in Dallas and applied for my son’s certificate of citizenship On July,16. Have not received biometrics date.
Can anyone share their experience.
Thx

Hi guys pls I have a quick question, do you think it’s best to apply for the N400 while waiting on the 10 years green card or wait to get approved on the green card before applying for the citizenship? The processing time for the green card is so annoying and I’m getting close to a year since I applied for the i751 but I want to know what you guys think is I should go ahead and apply for the citizenship or wait for the green card

Hello guys, I hope you are safe and well. I am scheduled for an interview on my Application for Naturalization (citizenship test) in September, 2020 in Irving, TX. Did anybody recently attend citizenship test in the Irving office? If so, would you mind sharing your experience? I am a bit concerned if it is safe enough to attend the test during COVID 19? What safety precautions should I take during the test (such as N95 facial masks, gloves, eye protection goggles, and hand sanitizer)? I would greatly appreciate it if you could share your experience. Thank you so much!