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Yes, he's hired an attorney and I think that might be done. He had this pledge of allegiance ceremony in October 2018, so most probably the USCIS knows as well.

Yes, he's hired an attorney and I think that might be done. He had this pledge of allegiance ceremony in October 2018, so most probably the USCIS knows as well. I ask him to ask the attorney if any changes needs to be done to my application after he became a US citizen. The attorney replied no. PS - I am born and brought up in India. 30 years of age. Never been to US. Postponed my marriage plans since father said I would get GC in 2022 if I stay unmarried, it may fall to 2027 if I get married (He's insisting me to get married now, BTW)

proberts 7y ago
I still would have your attorney make sure that USCIS knows that you are now being sponsored as the son of a US citizen.
- godelmachine 7y ago
  Thanks for pointing this out, Peter. I am going to spur my father and the attorney into action next week. But I am still interested to hear your estimate. GC filed when father was GC holder -> Nov 2017 Father becomes naturalized US citizen -> October 2018 Approximately when would I get my Green Card, do you think? Also, can you picture any political scenario affecting my GC, either for worse or for better? Thanks a lot. Appreciate this.
- godelmachine 7y ago
  WhatsApped father if USCIS knows he's a US citizen. He replied 5 min ago - "USCIS gave me citizenship and one of their officers gave me oath."(sic)
  - proberts 7y ago
    That's different from notifying the adjudicating arm of USCIS.
    - godelmachine 7y ago
      I got the point now. Updated the correct question to my father. I will make sure he gets in touch with attorney next week over this. However, would you please advise on how long it would take for me to get my GC, in your fair estimate? An approximation would do. Also, any political change that might affect my application? I am born and brought up in India. 30 years of age. Bachelors of Engineering degree with 3 years of work ex in IT. Unmarried yet for GC.
      - proberts 7y ago
        2022/2023
        godelmachine 7y ago
        Million thanks for this, Peter :)

proberts 7y ago

I still would have your attorney make sure that USCIS knows that you are now being sponsored as the son of a US citizen.

godelmachine 7y ago
Thanks for pointing this out, Peter. I am going to spur my father and the attorney into action next week. But I am still interested to hear your estimate. GC filed when father was GC holder -> Nov 2017 Father becomes naturalized US citizen -> October 2018 Approximately when would I get my Green Card, do you think? Also, can you picture any political scenario affecting my GC, either for worse or for better? Thanks a lot. Appreciate this.
godelmachine 7y ago
WhatsApped father if USCIS knows he's a US citizen. He replied 5 min ago - "USCIS gave me citizenship and one of their officers gave me oath."(sic)
- proberts 7y ago
  That's different from notifying the adjudicating arm of USCIS.
  - godelmachine 7y ago
    I got the point now. Updated the correct question to my father. I will make sure he gets in touch with attorney next week over this. However, would you please advise on how long it would take for me to get my GC, in your fair estimate? An approximation would do. Also, any political change that might affect my application? I am born and brought up in India. 30 years of age. Bachelors of Engineering degree with 3 years of work ex in IT. Unmarried yet for GC.
    - proberts 7y ago
      2022/2023
      - godelmachine 7y ago
        Million thanks for this, Peter :)