Naturalization Interview and no N-14.
You just need to be patient, it simply takes longer...
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You just need to be patient, it simply takes longer...
Sure, still need to show some hardship as one of the factors for the waiver...
Contact the consulate, I am sure they will be able to assist.
Well, you will need to file I 9 and I would assume your employer would not lie about being E verify... that would be just bizarre.
If you were outside the US, it does not count.
Nobody knows. Were there any RFEs? You can hire an attorney to follow up and keep track of your case.
If you have proof of being in the US immediately prior or immediately before, it may work.
A resident has to become a citizen, most likely. However, there is not enough information here to give any advice, and questions like this one...
You are probably better off waiting for your interview.
Just submit everything they are asking. If you do not comply, you risk your application be denied.