CarlHamilton

Do you even humor bro?

The fee for filing Form N-600 is $1,170.  A bit expensive for "one never knows."

Do you even humor bro?

Do you even humor bro?

Do you even humor bro?

Do you even humor bro?

Yes, but it doesn't show what was in the envelope.  You could have sent a birthday card.

Do you even humor bro?

As a frequent poster, you know the answer to this.  He should always tell the truth, and yes, hiding it would be fraud.  I don't know what you mean by "coaching," but you shouldn't train anyone to lie to USCIS.  

As a frequent poster, you know the answer to this.  He should always tell the truth, and yes, hiding it would be fraud.  I don't know what you mean by "coaching," but you shouldn't train anyone to lie to USCIS.  

As a frequent poster, you know the answer to this.  He should always tell the truth, and yes, hiding it would be fraud.  I don't know what you mean by "coaching," but you shouldn't train anyone to lie to USCIS.  

As a frequent poster, you know the answer to this.  He should always tell the truth, and yes, hiding it would be fraud.  I don't know what you mean by "coaching," but you shouldn't train anyone to lie to USCIS.  

As a frequent poster, you know the answer to this.  He should always tell the truth, and yes, hiding it would be fraud.  I don't know what you mean by "coaching," but you shouldn't train anyone to lie to USCIS.  

The fee for filing Form N-600 is $1,170.  A bit expensive for "one never knows."

If you're going to argue with my correct answer, I can't help you. 

If you're going to argue with my correct answer, I can't help you. 

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The answer is the kids will learn about the system from the streets, like everybody else. 

Neither.  You apply for a passport for him.

If you're going to argue with my correct answer, I can't help you. 

Since she was asked specifically about the 2016 presidential elections, I bet the officer had evidence that she voted (I mean, these background checks are there for a reason).  That would explain the sudden moment of "candor" during the interview.  I also bet she answered no to all the relevant questions "by mistake."  Of course, I'm probably wrong.  We all make mistakes. 

I understand, I too once tripped on the curb and almost ended up voting by accident. A friend of mine had a case of hiccups that was so bad he accidentally ended up running for election. These things happen by accident all the time.

But your opinion or mine is not what matters, the LAW is what matters. And you are not breaking or even bending the law if you don’t file taxes when you are not required. The IRS lays it out plain and simple who is required to file taxes and who is not. Those laws and requirements are all that matters.
 
And your argument of legitimacy and chances of approval argument is clearly incorrect as I was approved on the spot and will be naturalized Thursday. 

Are you a lawyer?

"This updated guidance is effective September 11, 2018 and applies to all applications, petitions, and requests, except for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) adjudications, received after that date."  Let's hope everyone here is a citizen by then