Fortuna7

I'm not sure why I'm getting messages update yours citizenship when mine was blessed and given in April 2017.I sincerely wish you all the best.

Thank you kindly.I wish the same to you too.

I would like to thank VisaJourney for being so well hosted .I would like to Thank my Beautiful Country for taking me in.It's a non replaceable feeling!Good luck to you all and God Bless America <3

Not 2 days ago I had my test taken and I have to admit I was nervous .I passed right away after answering 6 civic questions correctly.They use word stop.You have to answer 6 questions correctly in an order and once you hear stop it means you passed.Don't ask to much,answer with yes or no when requested but pay attention to it.

This public sharing is really more about how I felt afterwards.I wanted to kiss and hug the lady that conducted my interview after I found out I passed 100%. Not because she was nice to me but because she's done her job well!I'm waiting to receive an notice of Oat Ceremony and be able to say out loud "Proud to be an American"Love you America

Most welcome.

"Beautiful" by Vast
 

All depends. If they need more evidence from you will delay your process if not should go faster.(It usually takes around a year) I've done my biometrics on 12/07 passed but had to schedule an additional appointment to sort some E-Verify issue so mine might be delayed. I've found very helpful USCIS app that will keep you informed while on the go. If you have busy life stile you should check it out. As well alerts you on the similar cases and the processing time. Good luck  

Great news.

Not sure if any of you is using USCIS app?.

It's amazing and keeps you posted on the go. I found it very useful.

1 hour ago, americanintrainin said:

That's incredibly strange.

 

I don't think employees can sign up for E-Verify. That's just something employers do. 

My dear my employer done it in 2007 again just trying to warn those that never dealt with E Verify

Hello and good day everyone,

Before my biometric app I was asked to E Verify my employment. This was new to me as I've been working for the same company for over 10 years now and been paying taxes which I had to submit  when I filled for N-400. USCIS located in Phoenix area has a glitch in the system at the moment and if anyone in this area is a subject to use E verify please go to www.uscis.gov .Once you open up the page in the very right corner you'll be able to see schedule an appointment. Those are booked for 14 days or 2 weeks ahead and the best time to schedule it is in the morning around 5 am or after midnight.

Note: Don't discard E Verify if you're asked by USCIS to sight up for and use it! 

Hello and good day everyone,

Before my biometric app I was asked to E Verify my employment. This was new to me as I've been working for the same company for over 10 years now and been paying taxes which I had to submit  when I filled for N-400. USCIS located in Phoenix area has a glitch in the system at the moment and if anyone in this area is a subject to use E verify please go to www.uscis.gov .Once you open up the page in the very right corner you'll be able to see schedule an appointment. Those are booked for 14 days or 2 weeks ahead and the best time to schedule it is in the morning around 5 am or after midnight.

Note: Don't discard E Verify if you're asked by USCIS to sight up for and use it! 

According to the USCIS page https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processingTimesDisplay.do  for Chicago IL field office is currently  processing  N-400  as of January 25,2017.

14 hours ago, plvmr said:

They did not take fee when they rejected. I sent same copy with correction. waiting for the response.

Good for you . I wasn't that lucky... a few years back I've applied for the extension  of my work authorization the fee was taken but application denied so I had to re apply and pay another $325.

Good luck in your progress and keep us posted.

17 hours ago, marcusa said:

will you get refunded ?

No. You have to pay the whole amount again.

7 hours ago, plvmr said:

They also sent me green letter to include it when I resubmit my N400 again.

Obviously add "green letter" with correct GC date plus another $725.Please double check before submitting it.  

Don't ever lose it,

It's not right of yours to give it away.

Remain calm,

and in waiting.

Be mature and act as one.

1 minute ago, Cathy Chandler said:

Oh no, he has met her for lunch about 7 Times. But that is not enough in my book to marry someone. I know he is lonely and so excited about her and that is why I’m trying to educate myself by getting on here. But others must have had real issues with their parental relationships because I’m getting ripped apart on here and no one knows my son better than his father and I, no one knows the rejection he has been subejcted to or the bullying he had as a middle school and high school student. He is super intelligent and really valued at his job, but that doesn’t mean that his self confidence is where it should be because he is still overcoming the past.

This post is fishy I mean very fishy. Fake and I just proved myself that some people have nothing else to do but try to get attention.

You've lost mine!

Sad but true, these kind of "situations" are so common!Scam is screaming with BIG mouth wide open.

What scared me the most about this story(if it's the truth?) was that your son was ready to marry someone he never met in person!!!

Advice: Make sure he snaps out of it!!!

Best of luck dear.

If you haven't filed N-400 yet if I was you would try to set an appointment with nearest USCIS as you've been traveling a lot for some long periods. You don't want to apply before you do the research as you might get denied plus pay the fee again.

https://www.uscis.gov/us-citizenship/citizenship-through-naturalization/continuous-residence-and-physical-presence-requirements-naturalization

When was the last day of your trip and how long ?

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i all,

 

I'm filling out the N-400 as my window is coming up. I'm eligible due to marriage, and have been a green card holder for (almost) 3 years now. 

 

Now, 4 years ago, I was living out of the country (work), though still engaged with my current wife.

 

My question to you guys is: in section 5, it asks for your residence in the last 5 years, and in section 9 it asks for time outside of the USA in the last 5 years. Obviously, if I include the data going back 5 years, it'll show a lot of time outside the US, as well as residence outside of the US. 

 

Since my eligibility is due to marriage, should I still include information from 5 years back, or should it only include information from 3 years back, matching the period I was married/GC holder? Or does it not matter if I include 5 years back?

 

My main worry is that adding up all the days I've been outside the US in the last 5 years, it amounts to 330 days, though most of that is from my time living abroad (4--5 years ago).

 

Thanks a lot guys, you're a great source of information.

https://citizenpath.com/travel-abroad-affects-citizenship-eligibility/

My whole life was an amazing journey with ups and downs, downs because I've witnessed a war for the whole 10 years in Bosnia the country I was born in. At the time I was only 14 years old  and I was forced to grow up over night. I really never had enough time to process anything...in order to stay sane I had to be on the go at all times. During the war time I was trying to finish the high school as I only had 2 years left but I really never knew when it would be the last time I'll see my family and friends alive which was always in the back of my head! So I promised myself to keep those fears to myself and try to move forward and I have. 

10 years later

Survived the war, visited USA on my student exchange visa J-1 in 2004. The day I've entered America I've felt the butterflies. I've felt the freedom I never felt before.

Today and forever

I Thank You America for taking me in for giving me a better life.

Fortuna

More info on your Bio App can be seen on

https://myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov/

You'll need to create an account in order to access it.

Good Luck

Please do some research before you apply. Check all prequalify options first. 

https://www.thebalance.com/how-to-get-a-credit-card-with-no-credit-history-960228

Further:

Just put in the search secure credit cards for people without no credit history .It's important that you find the best match and you aren't applying for 5 or more credit cards at the same time. The bank will see you as desperate.

Good Luck