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@Ted46, I dont remember if the checkboxes were separate or not. Thank you.

@NickD, thank you for the suggestion. Will take that up. @JustBob, the reason i say i dont remember exactly is coz i dont know if at the time the form had separate check boxes for USC and national. I thank you both for your insights. Truly appreciate it.

@NickD, thanks for the suggestion. I will take that up. @JustBob, I dont remember if the form had a separate check box for USC and national...which is why i am a little cloudy on what i checked. again, thank you all for your insights. i remain grateful.

No..i did not know what USC meant in 1998. Infact, I dont remember exactly the box i checked. i was on panic mode and i didnt want to lie. i was on F1 status then. i dotn think the job required me to be a USC coz it was a department store. they never hired me and i think they are out of business now. i did work somewhere else after that. i have no idea if that 2nd company has records. i stopped working there over a year ago. i have never voted anywhere. if i had known then what it meant to check any of those boxes, i would not have done it. i have spent my years here doing community service at my church and trying to honor God. Thank you for your time and insights.

Update: they sent a letter asking for copy of the application i made in 1998.

My personal opinion is that this won't matter at all. That's my 2c.

Bradcanuck...I sure hope you are right. I'm sitting tight waiting. I'm learning to trust God coz it was His will that I tell the truth and I did. Have a great week.

Thank you NickD and Just Bob. I kept thinking to myself also that I did also ask to change my name so that could be another reason why. Someone I know did the same thing (i'm finding out today)and was granted. They didnt require name change so they got theirs the same day.

Also they had me verify my info as it would appear on certificate and asked me to sign. Would they do that if intending to deny?

I had my interview today and i told the truth about checking the "u.s. citizen" box in a job application over 10 years ago. It was with a private company. I had checked no in my N400 but remembered later I had done that so when they asked if i had ever claimed to be a USC i said yes. They went ahead and did the test and i passed. They gave me form N652 with the "decision cannot be made" box checked. Am I screwed? I know a lot of people lie and get away with it but I didnt want to lie. Any hope for me? I have been married and still married and i love my husband dearly. Worst thing is we just found out yesterday that he has a heart condition so this news is really stressing. I'm panicked. I don't know what to do. Someone please help. Thank you so much for your time.