Question about select service base on 3 year marriage

[luvforever 0]

So I came here on a k1 visa when i was 26 years of age but the month after i turn 27 years old so when i apply for 2 year green card  about a couple months later i was not qualify to apply for select service because im 27  so on the application of n400 it ask about now that you are 27 to 31 years of age ( filing under the ina section 319A) that you did not register for select service you have to provide statement why. Does this part applies to me or only if i was here when i was 18-26 that i didnt register for selected service that i need to give them a explanation? 

[luvforever 0]

Hi guys i made a mistake my birthday was march 10, 1987 and it looks like during that year 2013 I was 25 turning 26 I cant believe it it means that i did not register for select service and i dont even have the letter to show on my interview coming monday Im so scare what will happen when i go to interview on monday. 

[luvforever 0]

14 minutes ago, luvforever said:

Hi guys i made a mistake my birthday was march 10, 1987 and it looks like during that year 2013 I was 25 turning 26 I cant believe it it means that i did not register for select service and i dont even have the letter to show on my interview coming monday Im so scare what will happen when i go to interview on monday. 

I got my 2 year green card when i was 27 on march 2014 so im still confuse that when i was 26 in 2013 waiting for my aproval for 2 year green card did i need to register or not 

[drosha 23]

From selective service website:

”In accordance with U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Service (USCIS) Policy Manual - Volume 12 - Part D - Chapter 7, applicants for naturalization who are over age 31 are eligible for naturalization even if they knowingly and willfully failed to register. This is because the applicant's failure to register would be outside of the statutory period during which the applicant must show that he is of good moral character and disposed to the good order and happiness of the United States. Thus a man's failure to register with Selective Service does not make him ineligible for naturalization because he is age 31 or older. Also, since an immigrant who is age 31 or older remains eligible for naturalization even if he knowingly and willfully failed to register, he should not be asked to get a "Status Information Letter" from Selective Service.”

https://www.sss.gov/Registration/Status-Information-Letter

 

if your birthday is correct,

 You are 31, hence you don’t need anything from selective service.