I-751, N-400 and AR-11 questions?

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Taterbug - 30 Oct 2004 00:45 GMT

Hi everyone,

Upon reading several pages of previous posts, a few things are unclear
and I have a few questions to ask. Okay first of all:

1. Does TSC send "I-751 transfer notices" to the Charlotte, NC office?
2. Will applying for N-400 help speed up the I-751 process? Can an
applicant get an approval for both of these at the same time?
3. After becoming a USC through N-400 and you relocate(within the
same state), do you still have to report a change of address(AR-
11) to USCIS?
4. Where can you go to get the material to study for citizenship? Are
there any websites to go to get this study material?

Thank you everybody! :)

PS-This website is a breath of fresh air.....no mudslinging, bashing, or
interrogating...Cool!!!!

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sphyrapicus - 30 Oct 2004 00:57 GMT

> Hi everyone,
>
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> PS-This website is a breath of fresh air.....no mudslinging, bashing,
> or interrogating...Cool!!!!

1. Not sure what you mean.

2. Maybe. Yes.

3. No. Not if you move anywhere. You are a USC!

4. http://uscis.gov/graphics/services/natz/index.htm

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Taterbug - 30 Oct 2004 04:16 GMT

> 1. Not sure what you mean.
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> 4. http://uscis.gov/graphics/services/natz/index.htm

Thank you for your reply Sphrapicus :) What I meant by #1 was that I
heard that a few service centers will notify you by mail when your
approved
I-751 has been transferred to your district office. (I don't know if I
understood this correctly though). I was just wondering if TSC will
notify me of the transfer of my I-751 to the Charlotte, NC office. I was
reading where VSC had notified applicants by mail when their I-751's
were transferred to the Boston office. Does this make sense Sphy? I
would think that this would be way too much paperwork and effort on the
service center's part, but I don't know. Thanks a bunch for helping me
Sphy...As you always do! :)

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Rete - 30 Oct 2004 13:03 GMT

> Thank you for your reply Sphrapicus :) What I meant by #1 was that I
> heard that a few service centers will notify you by mail when your
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> effort on the service center's part, but I don't know. Thanks a bunch
> for helping me Sphy...As you always do! :)

Approved I-751s are not sent to the district offices. Unapproved ones
are when an interviewed is required. In those cases, yes, you get
notification.

You will also get notification if the I-751 is approved by the service
center and told to go to the district office to get a new green card
made up (I-89).

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Taterbug - 30 Oct 2004 16:39 GMT

> Approved I-751s are not sent to the district offices. Unapproved ones
> are when an interviewed is required. In those cases, yes, you get
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> center and told to go to the district office to get a new green card
> made up (I-89).

Thank you Rete. :)

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I-751, N-400 and AR-11 questions?