Citizenship and PETITION TO REMOVE CONDITIONS OF PERMANENT touched?

[imailin 0]

I am on the process to get my citizenship (June 2010 Filer) I already did my fingerprints on August 11.... One question: when I went to see today my case status on the USCIS.GOv website I noticed that my PETITION TO REMOVE CONDITIONS OF PERMANENT case was last touched on August 7.... did this happen to you? I will guess it was touched because of the fingerprints?

and also, when you guys study the questions, some of them have many answers (different answers)like the one that ask: Why did the colonists fight the British?

Answer:

- because of high taxes (taxation without representation); - because the British army stayed in their houses (boarding, quartering); - because they didn’t have self-government

do you give all answers or just pick one? because they are all different answers

[Happychap 0]

I am on the process to get my citizenship (June 2010 Filer) I already did my fingerprints on August 11.... One question: when I went to see today my case status on the USCIS.GOv website I noticed that my PETITION TO REMOVE CONDITIONS OF PERMANENT case was last touched on August 7.... did this happen to you? I will guess it was touched because of the fingerprints?

and also, when you guys study the questions, some of them have many answers (different answers)like the one that ask: Why did the colonists fight the British?

Answer:

- because of high taxes (taxation without representation); - because the British army stayed in their houses (boarding, quartering); - because they didn't have self-government

do you give all answers or just pick one? because they are all different answers

my previous petitions had been touched during 1751. I understood this was for them requesting my files at the local office. As the files are all kept central. So when you file a new petition that warrants an interview such as the N400 your local office requests the files.

[Okalian 41]

my previous petitions had been touched during 1751. I understood this was for them requesting my files at the local office. As the files are all kept central. So when you file a new petition that warrants an interview such as the N400 your local office requests the files.

The same here. I just got done removing my conditions and some previous applications, specifically i-485, was touched. It primarily means they're looking at your file, and I think they scan any of your previous paperwork so as to pull up the rest of your info. This is completely normal, don't sweat it