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The question about race, can I leave it empty? Im Hispanic but in the race question they just have white, black, pacific islander, Asian, Amerindian. I don't consider myself either black or white.. Much less Asian or the other options..

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Yes, send the check with the papers. I used a paperclip to fasten it to the front page.

Not sure on the Hispanic thing.. I am pretty sure there was a separate question on being Hispanic?

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Me: Irish/ Swiss citizen, and now naturalised US citizen. Husband: USC; twin babies born Feb 08 in Ireland and a daughter in Feb 2010 in Arkansas who are all joint Irish/ USC. Did DCF (IR1) in 6 weeks via the Dublin, Ireland embassy and now living in Arkansas.

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D. Are you Hispanic or Latino? Hispanic is not a race but a culture, wife is of German descent whose grandfather happened to hop on a boat to South rather than to North America. So we checked yes to that question.

Its weird they used the names white or black to describe a race, no such thing, at best, very poor slang, but do mention Asian rather than yellow. But do isolate a Pacific Islander, hell, just kidding, but to a white guy, Asians and Pacific Islanders all look alike. And does a American Indian or Alaskan Native really have to apply for immigration, hell they been here over 10,000 years before any of the rest of us came here. Not to long ago, if you called an African American Black, you would start a war.

Apparently a real idiot wrote this section, well other parts of the N-400 as well. Could just leave it blank and let your IO figure that out if they can. Like most other government forms, could have just typed in a. "Race______________________" and let you fill that in.

Bush not only formed Homeland Security, yet another agency because we already have to many of these than cannot communicate, but put the INS under this newly formed egotistical agency and put a Cuban refugee that can't even speak good English in charge of the new USCIS. He is the one that butchered up the N-400. Since then, only two, maybe three now acting directors that haven't done a damn thing.

It does help when dealing with them having experienced with the mentally ill or with retarded people.

The single most important document you have to send in with your application is your check.

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I thought there was an "Other" category you could check?

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1997

Oct - Job offer in US

Nov - Received my TN-1 to be authorized to work in the US

Nov - Moved to US

1998-2001

Recieved 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th TN

2002

May - Met future wife at arts fest

Nov - Recieved 6th TN

2003

Nov - Recieved 7th TN

Jul - Our Wedding

Aug - Filed for AOS

Sep - Recieved EAD

Sep - Recieved Advanced Parole

2004

Jan - Interview, accepted for Green Card

Feb - Green Card Arrived in mail

2005

Oct - I-751 sent off

2006

Jan - 10 year Green Card accepted

Mar - 10 year Green Card arrived

Oct - Filed N-400 for Naturalization

Nov - Biometrics done

Nov - Just recieved Naturalization Interview date for Jan.

2007

Jan - Naturalization Interview Completed

Feb - Oath Letter recieved

Feb - Oath Ceremony

Feb 21 - Finally a US CITIZEN (yay)

THE END

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The question about race, can I leave it empty? Im Hispanic but in the race question they just have white, black, pacific islander, Asian, Amerindian. I don't consider myself either black or white.. Much less Asian or the other options..

They ask this for a criminal records check. Not sure if you can leave it blank. However, they give you the option to select one or more. So you could check both black and white.

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The question about race, can I leave it empty? Im Hispanic but in the race question they just have white, black, pacific islander, Asian, Amerindian. I don't consider myself either black or white.. Much less Asian or the other options..

no you can't leave it empty, mark white if you aren't black or any other race.

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Are you SURE they do not have a Latino box to check? That is odd. :huh: Your best bet is check off OTHER and write Latino. DO NOT check off white, because you are not white. :no:

01/01/2008 - Met
04/27/2010 - Engaged
08/23/2011 - Married
USCIS
10/03/2011 - I-130 Sent (USPS priority w/ delivery confirmation)
10/05/2011 - Package arrived at chicago lockbox
10/06/2011 - NOA1
11/09/2011 - NOA2 (no RFE's)
NVC
11/14/2011 - Petition received by NVC/ Received NOA2 by mail
11/21/2011 - NVC case # received by email/ Got AOS fee by email/ Called NVC to provide beneficiary email
11/27/2011 - Choice of agent (DS-3023) sent to NVC by email
.....took a break from process to delay interview....
01/26/2012 - Payed IV fee
01/27/2012 - IV fee status shown as PAID
02/07/2012 - Payed AOS fee
02/08/2012 - AOS fee status shown as PAID
02/09/ 2012 - DS-230 package sent to NVC (priority mail)
03/06/2012 - AOS package sent to NVC (priority mail)
03/12/2012 - Called NVC and found out about checklist. Sent revision to NVC that same day.
03/16/2012 - CASE COMPLETE!
04/11/2012 - Informed of interview via phone by DOS/ Got P4 email from NVC a few hours later that same day (May 4th)
SANTO DOMINGO CONSULATE
04/19/2012 - Medical
05/04/2012 - Interview (APPROVED)
05/10/2012 - Visa ready and picked up at domex
05/15/2012 - POE in Boston (together)
U. S. A
05/29/2012 - Went to SS office to apply for SS card
06/01/2012 - Welcome letter arrived (Received about 3 of these)
06/05/2012 - Green card arrived
06/15/2012- Back to SS office with green card to reapply and inquire about delay
06/18/2012 - Picked up SSN at SSA office
06/22/2012 - SS card arrived by mail

04/24/14 - Sent I-751 to remove conditions

06/09/14 - Biometrics

11/2014 - RFE from USCIS requesting more evidence before approval

Late Jan - Sent further evidence of marriage

03/05/2015 - Got letter of approval for removal of conditions

03/15/2015 - Permanent 10 yr green card received via mail

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Are you SURE they do not have a Latino box to check? That is odd. :huh: Your best bet is check off OTHER and write Latino. DO NOT check off white, because you are not white. :no:

There is no "other" box. I googled this an apparently Latino isn't a race because there are many different kinds of Latinos (white and black etc) so you have to pick one.

Here's a yahoo question with some good answers: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100321235721AAalPUY

The question about race, can I leave it empty? Im Hispanic but in the race question they just have white, black, pacific islander, Asian, Amerindian. I don't consider myself either black or white.. Much less Asian or the other options..

See answer above. No. You need to pick one (which is why it says pick one or more).

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There is no "other" box. I googled this an apparently Latino isn't a race because there are many different kinds of Latinos (white and black etc) so you have to pick one.

Here's a yahoo question with some good answers: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100321235721AAalPUY

See answer above. No. You need to pick one (which is why it says pick one or more).

This is SUCH BULLSH*T, excuse my french. Not the advice you are giving but the fact that things are this way. I, for example consider myself to be LATINA. That does not come close to white, black, asian or anything else. Hence, there should be a box. You would think that the amount of us the U.S.A would change things like this. Makes me so mad. :angry:

01/01/2008 - Met
04/27/2010 - Engaged
08/23/2011 - Married
USCIS
10/03/2011 - I-130 Sent (USPS priority w/ delivery confirmation)
10/05/2011 - Package arrived at chicago lockbox
10/06/2011 - NOA1
11/09/2011 - NOA2 (no RFE's)
NVC
11/14/2011 - Petition received by NVC/ Received NOA2 by mail
11/21/2011 - NVC case # received by email/ Got AOS fee by email/ Called NVC to provide beneficiary email
11/27/2011 - Choice of agent (DS-3023) sent to NVC by email
.....took a break from process to delay interview....
01/26/2012 - Payed IV fee
01/27/2012 - IV fee status shown as PAID
02/07/2012 - Payed AOS fee
02/08/2012 - AOS fee status shown as PAID
02/09/ 2012 - DS-230 package sent to NVC (priority mail)
03/06/2012 - AOS package sent to NVC (priority mail)
03/12/2012 - Called NVC and found out about checklist. Sent revision to NVC that same day.
03/16/2012 - CASE COMPLETE!
04/11/2012 - Informed of interview via phone by DOS/ Got P4 email from NVC a few hours later that same day (May 4th)
SANTO DOMINGO CONSULATE
04/19/2012 - Medical
05/04/2012 - Interview (APPROVED)
05/10/2012 - Visa ready and picked up at domex
05/15/2012 - POE in Boston (together)
U. S. A
05/29/2012 - Went to SS office to apply for SS card
06/01/2012 - Welcome letter arrived (Received about 3 of these)
06/05/2012 - Green card arrived
06/15/2012- Back to SS office with green card to reapply and inquire about delay
06/18/2012 - Picked up SSN at SSA office
06/22/2012 - SS card arrived by mail

04/24/14 - Sent I-751 to remove conditions

06/09/14 - Biometrics

11/2014 - RFE from USCIS requesting more evidence before approval

Late Jan - Sent further evidence of marriage

03/05/2015 - Got letter of approval for removal of conditions

03/15/2015 - Permanent 10 yr green card received via mail

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This is SUCH BULLSH*T, excuse my french. Not the advice you are giving but the fact that things are this way. I, for example consider myself to be LATINA. That does not come close to white, black, asian or anything else. Hence, there should be a box. You would think that the amount of us the U.S.A would change things like this. Makes me so mad. :angry:

I do completely agree that there should at least be an "other" box. I mean they get your picture as well so surely they could work from that?

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As another poster previously pointed out the term Hispanic or Latino (and also Arab) is considered an ethnic origin and not race. So check white, black, native american, etc as you deem appropriate.

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July 20, 2011- Received NOA1 Hard copy

August 4, 2011- Touched

Dec. 19, 2011- Received Noa2 via Text/email

Dec. 24, 2011- Noa2 hard copy received

Dec. 28,2012-MNL.number

Jan 28,2012-NVC left

Jan 05,2012- USEM

Jan 07, 2012- Nvc letter received

Jan.16 & 17,2012- Medical Exam

Jan. 20,2012- Interview date

Feb. **, 2012-Visa on hand

*******, 2012- Flight

Feb, 14 2012- wedding

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