Два месяца назад я подал на натурализацию и на прошлой неделе сдал отпечатки (fingerprinting for biometrics). Как я понимаю, от этого момента до назначения интервью может пройти несколько месяцев.
В то же время, я собрался искать новую работу и, возможно, начать работать по контрактам (я работаю в IT).
- Если я перееду в другой город/штат, то надо будет сменить адрес. Сейчас форму AR-11 (уведомление о смене адреса) можно подавать онлайн, и при этом спрашивают, есть ли какие-то pending petitions, к которым ты хочешь "прикрепить" эту смену адреса. Вызовет ли переезд в другой город/штат задержку в processing натурализации? (Переезд в пределах одного города/metro area, по идее, не должен влиять, так как остается тот же USCIS district).
- Отразится ли как-то на натурализации перерыв между контрактами, или между фулл-тайм и котрактами? Или надо сказать, что ты, скажем, фрилансил на odesk/elance или занимался самообразованием?
Натурализация и переезд
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Uzito
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Re: Натурализация и переезд
Выдержка из FAQ:
What do I do if my address has changed?
It is important that USCIS has your most current address. If we do not, you may not
receive important information from us. For example, we may not be able to notify you
about the date and time of your interview or about additional documents you may need to
send or bring.
If you move after filing your “Application for Naturalization” (Form N-400), call
Customer Service at 1-800-375-5283 (TTY: 1-800-767-1833) to change your address
on your pending Form N-400. Every time you move, you are required by law to inform
USCIS of your new address. To meet this legal requirement, you must file an “Alien’s
Change of Address Card” (Form AR-11), in addition to calling Customer Service. You
must file the Form AR-11 within 10 days of your move. There is no fee to file this form.
You should also notify the U.S. Postal Service of your new address to help ensure that any
mail already on its way may be forwarded to you.
What do I do if my address has changed?
It is important that USCIS has your most current address. If we do not, you may not
receive important information from us. For example, we may not be able to notify you
about the date and time of your interview or about additional documents you may need to
send or bring.
If you move after filing your “Application for Naturalization” (Form N-400), call
Customer Service at 1-800-375-5283 (TTY: 1-800-767-1833) to change your address
on your pending Form N-400. Every time you move, you are required by law to inform
USCIS of your new address. To meet this legal requirement, you must file an “Alien’s
Change of Address Card” (Form AR-11), in addition to calling Customer Service. You
must file the Form AR-11 within 10 days of your move. There is no fee to file this form.
You should also notify the U.S. Postal Service of your new address to help ensure that any
mail already on its way may be forwarded to you.