so I had my citizenship interview today and passed. I was told I will be the us citizen in about 60 days. Crap. That is like in June 20th. I plan to submit my app may 15. Do they allow changing residency status after submitting the app? I am permanent resident right now. Should I wait until the ceremony?
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Yepp. I have ssn.
I thought it made no difference if you are a permanent resident or a citizen. Aren't the schools just looking for US residency?
And congratulations, fellow American🙂.
It makes no difference if you are already a greencard holder. 🙂
It makes no difference if you are already a greencard holder. 🙂
Wow... thats good to know lol, I was getting worried for a little there... Ill probably apply for my citizenship in a few years tho.
don't forget to vote for this year presidency.....
Anyone want a Canadian citizenship? Mine is up for sale😀
And I shall take a Texas residency in return, please.
You can't have my precious.
Yepp. I have ssn.
What is your social security number?
I joke, I joke.
No school cares whether you have a GC or Citizenship, mate. But I would put it in as a citizen if you so desire. AADSAS takes several weeks to process everything, so by the time everything's checked out, you will have your "official" citizenship.
But like I said, it's purely for your amusement, cause schools DO NOT CARE about the difference.
But like I said, it's purely for your amusement, cause schools DO NOT CARE about the difference.