contacting selective service (split topic)

[MadeForEachOther_ 42]

Hello All,

I am submitting my Application for N-400 this weekend, and have a quick question. So if you have an answer to my question , then please reply as soon as possible, it will help me get clarification. I have chosen to apply via paper mode and not online.

 

I immigrated to USA at the age of 36 years on the basis of marriage to my US citizen wife. Selective Service does not apply to me since I never resided in this country between the age of 18 and 26 (this is a must required for Selective Service).

 

Now, my question is: do I have to call Selective Service at their given number (1-847-688-6888), explain my status to them and obtain a 'Status Information Letter' from them ? Do I have to submit that Status Information Letter in my Application package for N-400 ? As, in the Document Checklist, it mentions that if you did not register, then submit a status information letter ?

 

Or, should a letter explaining why I did not contact Selective Service, with my signature at bottom of it, will be sufficient for USCIS? (Since, I never resided in USA between age of 18 and 26). Will my personal written letter addressed to USCIS be sufficient, or, a Status Information Letter from Selective Service is a 'must submit' ???

 

Please reply at your earliest.

[Roel 7,192]

59 minutes ago, MadeForEachOther_ said:

Hello All,

I am submitting my Application for N-400 this weekend, and have a quick question. So if you have an answer to my question , then please reply as soon as possible, it will help me get clarification. I have chosen to apply via paper mode and not online.

 

I immigrated to USA at the age of 36 years on the basis of marriage to my US citizen wife. Selective Service does not apply to me since I never resided in this country between the age of 18 and 26 (this is a must required for Selective Service).

 

Now, my question is: do I have to call Selective Service at their given number (1-847-688-6888), explain my status to them and obtain a 'Status Information Letter' from them ? Do I have to submit that Status Information Letter in my Application package for N-400 ? As, in the Document Checklist, it mentions that if you did not register, then submit a status information letter ?

 

Or, should a letter explaining why I did not contact Selective Service, with my signature at bottom of it, will be sufficient for USCIS? (Since, I never resided in USA between age of 18 and 26). Will my personal written letter addressed to USCIS be sufficient, or, a Status Information Letter from Selective Service is a 'must submit' ???

 

Please reply at your earliest.

Since it has nothing to do with ROC, go and ask in naturalization forum. 

[MadeForEachOther_ 42]

1 hour ago, Roel said:

Since it has nothing to do with ROC, go and ask in naturalization forum. 

Thanks for the reply. Roel, Please ignore this question for you.

 

I know this is ROC forum But many members submited the n-400 also.

My questions to those members who submitted the n-400 in this forum.

 

Thanks in advance.

[Crazy Cat 41,976]

8 minutes ago, MadeForEachOther_ said:

Thanks for the reply. Roel, Please ignore this question for you.

 

I know this is ROC forum But many members submited the n-400 also.

My questions to those members who submitted the n-400 in this forum.

 

Thanks in advance.

I agree with @Roel. ROC and Naturalization are completely different actions and areas for discussion. Why sift through all the ROC discussion when you can easily find posters discussing N-400s in the proper forum?  I think the Mods prefer us to use the proper forum for discussions.....

[MadeForEachOther_ 42]

5 minutes ago, missileman said:

I agree with @Roel. ROC and Naturalization are completely different actions and areas for discussion. Why sift through all the ROC discussion when you can easily find posters discussing N-400s in the proper forum?  I think the Mods prefer us to use the proper forum for discussions.....

I know this is ROC forum But many members submitted the n-400 also.

My questions to those members who submitted the n-400 in this forum.

 

Thanks

[Crazy Cat 41,976]

4 minutes ago, MadeForEachOther_ said:

I know this is ROC forum But many members submitted the n-400 also.

My questions to those members who submitted the n-400 in this forum.

 

Thanks

I think you will receive much more valuable information if you use the correct forum...maybe others who want ROC information don't want to read your N-400 posts........that's why the N-400 forum was created in the first place.

Edited July 21, 2018 by missileman

[MadeForEachOther_ 42]

4 minutes ago, missileman said:

I think you will receive much more valuable information if you use the correct forum...maybe others who want ROC information don't want to read N-400 posts........that's why the N-400 forum was created in the first place.

Thanks.

[qfbariza 26]

3 hours ago, MadeForEachOther_ said:

Hello All,

I am submitting my Application for N-400 this weekend, and have a quick question. So if you have an answer to my question , then please reply as soon as possible, it will help me get clarification. I have chosen to apply via paper mode and not online.

 

I immigrated to USA at the age of 36 years on the basis of marriage to my US citizen wife. Selective Service does not apply to me since I never resided in this country between the age of 18 and 26 (this is a must required for Selective Service).

 

Now, my question is: do I have to call Selective Service at their given number (1-847-688-6888), explain my status to them and obtain a 'Status Information Letter' from them ? Do I have to submit that Status Information Letter in my Application package for N-400 ? As, in the Document Checklist, it mentions that if you did not register, then submit a status information letter ?

 

Or, should a letter explaining why I did not contact Selective Service, with my signature at bottom of it, will be sufficient for USCIS? (Since, I never resided in USA between age of 18 and 26). Will my personal written letter addressed to USCIS be sufficient, or, a Status Information Letter from Selective Service is a 'must submit' ???

 

Please reply at your earliest.

I would write the letter you mentioned and send it with the application. For the interview you can obtain and bring the selective services letter.

[MadeForEachOther_ 42]

2 hours ago, qfbariza said:

I would write the letter you mentioned and send it with the application. For the interview you can obtain and bring the selective services letter.

Thanks a lot.Appreciated.

[Ryan H 3,812]

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[TBoneTX 45,469]

OP, you posted the same query in at least half a dozen threads.

Hijacking and spamming the forums are not looked upon kindly.

The duplicates that we have found (so far) have been removed.

Stop this reckless posting behavior immediately, and never repeat it.

 

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