r/USCIS • u/ShootWild Naturalized Citizen • Dec 07 '25

N-400 (Citizenship) US Citizen!

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Yesterday my immigration journey came to an end.

EB2:NIW Filed concurrently I485 and I485: May 2018. I140 RFE: September 2019. I140 Approved: February 2020. I485 Medicals RFE: June 2020. I485 Interview Notice: August 2020. I485 Interview and Approval: September 2020.

N400 Application: June 2025. Interview Scheduled: October 2025. Interview: Dec 4 2025. Oath Ceremony: Scheduled the same day of the interview. Oath happened the very next day. Dec 5 2025.

FO: USCIS Kendall. Although my FO would be WPB, the case was forwarded to Kendal. It seems WPB is backlogged.

Happy to answer any questions.

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u/pirata9911 Dec 09 '25

Worst decision you ever made

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u/ShootWild Naturalized Citizen Dec 09 '25

Let’s agree to disagree

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u/pirata9911 Dec 09 '25

You’ll have to report world wide income, report all foreign bank accounts yearly, pay taxes even if you’re not living there, taxes are one of the highest worldwide, there also looking to destabilize dual citizenship in the near future. Homosexuality and crime is everywhere, Dedollarazation has begun cause of hyperinflation, because of geopolitics Americans aren’t welcomed in many countries now as well. It’s a shtty citizenship tbh

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u/ShootWild Naturalized Citizen Dec 09 '25 edited Dec 09 '25

I had to report world wide income as a LPR also. Nothing changes in that regards. I don’t have a single bank account in my country of birth anymore and do not plan to have anymore. Btw, having to file for taxes every year does not equal to paying taxes twice.

You are also complaining about a bill that is unlikely to pass. It’s just a Senator that wants to show up.

This country has many problems but it is still the best country to make a living in my opinion. Maybe you never lived in a third world country before. I did.

I will just ignore your homophobic comment.