a general question

[man31 0]

hi every one

when the state help you pay for school (around $ 1000) and some tools ,does it hurt or become a problem when you applying for N-400 ( citizenship)

by the way I am a resident now

thank you

Edited October 3, 2010 by man31

[NickD 203]

hi every one

when the state help you pay for school (around $ 1000) and some tools ,does it hurt or become a problem when you applying for N-400 ( citizenship)

by the way I am a resident now

thank you

Some kind of an educational grant? Doesn't make any difference, especially for the N-400, doesn't make any difference even for the I-864. I look at those grants as a very mild discount, but doesn't even come close in reducing the tuition rates to where they were even five years ago.

[man31 0]

the reason I aked because at on interview day for AOS interview ,I was asked by IO if I got any benifit from the goverment,so I was thinking it is a problem for Immigration status to let the state pay school and some tools this is an apprenticeship programm

thank you

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

At the N-400 state all that matters is that you:

1) have met the residency requirements

2) do not owe tax money to Uncle Sam

3) don't chop up old Ladies

3) eat little children for breakfast.

That's it.

Edited October 3, 2010 by Just Bob

[v333k 59]

As long as you did not claim to be a citizen on any of the forms you filled out to receive grants - then you should have nothing to worry about!