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Hi guys, friend of mine got into argement with his roomate last weekend about some stupid stuff like rent and other things, and his roommate called the cops on him and told them about the agrement, when they came they start asking my friend about the agrement and he told them we only was talking and then start the agrgement about stupid stuff, than the cop told my friend you have to live because the lease is not in his name and gave my friend report to sign it and he didnt got arrested than he lest right away,because it was no hiting or damages, his question is he is going to apply for his Citizenship next year and he was wondering if that would affect him? because he never had any ticket in the US or fighting? thanks guys i appreciate that.

No there is no sponsor, and nobody moved with me? and i sent it to Departement of homeland security US citizenship and immigration services change of address PO box 7134 London Kentucky, and when they mail me back my form to sign it because i forgot to sign it says i have to send it to Departement of Justice and Naturlization and the same place change of address po box 7134 london kentucky?? i dont understand that.

Hi guys this is the address what they want me to send my aplication US Department Of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service, Change of Address PO Box 7134 London KY, 407-7134? because the first time i mailed it to the Adress what they have in the form, and when i forgot to sign it they mail me one sheet and want me to mail it to the address what i wrote in the top? any suggestion please thanks.

No there is no sponsor, and nobody moved with me? and i sent it to Departement of homeland security US citizenship and immigration services change of address PO box 7134 London Kentucky, and when they mail me back my form to sign it because i forgot to sign it says i have to send it to Departement of Justice and Naturlization and the same place change of address po box 7134 london kentucky?? i dont understand that.

Hi everybody, i sent my address change last week because i moved to differnt place, and i sent change of address form AR-11 and i forgot to sign the form Opps!! today i it in the mail to sign it and mail it back to them,the Address i sent was in Kentucky London..., and they ask me to mail it to differnt one it Derpartment of justice and Naturlization but the same one in Kentucky?? any help please?? thanks.

That questions is meant to see whether YOU are racist or whatever. NO has to be the answer. You never were persecuted.

WOW... when a company has to refuse everybody in this country whose names don't sound American,....

Maybe some do when your name sounds muslim but did that company really tell you this or did you presume they refused you because of your name? Companies are not even allowed to ask your age.

Hi Guys thanks for the reply!!

Hi Everybody, i will be filing N-400 pretty soon, and i have a question about Number 11?

It says have you ever persecuted ( either directly or indirectly) any person because of race, religion,national origin,membership in a particular social group, or plitical opinion?

I had field a charge against one company they didnt hire me because my name doesnt sound American!! and they descriminated me because od that and i press chargeges against them the case still pending now in the court.

Do i have to answer yes or no to question 11? thanks i appreciate it.

My husband just had his naturalization interview just the other day..

Doesn't matter if applying on 5yr or 3yr rule...still send copies otherwise they will ask you in your yellow letter(the letter stating what to bring to your interview or what was missing) to bring them to the interview anyways. We filed with the last 5yr copies and brought or last 3yrs of tax transcripts to the interview. I know that they like the transcripts better than copies of your fileds forms. The transcripts tend to be easier for them to reference,to see that you pay your taxes!!Thats why they want them! Also during my husbands interview that was the only thing the officer asked extra for and he only wanted the last 3yr. transcripts. Luckily we had them with us!

Good luck with your naturalzation process...this one can actually be exciting and not stressfull!! Congrats!

Hala

Hey, thank you guys for your reply i do appreciate it, now its makes sense to me!! God bless.

Hey guys, i have couple questions here regarding my N-400!! i will be filing for it next couple months and i want to know how many years tax return the USCIS want to see? i'm applying on 5 years window? thanks.

i have question, who must register for Selective Service ? i was reading about it and it says all the people from 18 to 26 years old must register:

Under current law, all male U.S. citizens are required to register with Selective Service within 30 days of their 18th birthday. In addition, foreign males between the ages of 18 and 26 living in the United States must register. This includes permanent residents (holders of Green Cards)

do i have to register i'm 29 years old now and i entered the US when i was 26 years old , and i'm permanent residents now.

Thanks.

No, you are free and clear! The law applies to you if you were 26(or younger) when you became a permanent resident, not when you entered the country.

Thanks for your answer, i do get my Green Card when i was 26 years old, that was in 2007 and i born in 1980 do i have to register? that confusing me, thanks

The law applies if you became a permanent resident before your 26th birthday so you are good. On your permanent residency application, you sign a waiver providing your information to selective service for registration. While, I don't know if they automatically register you or not, another person on visa journey as well as my husband found that they were registered even though they didn't know it. Either way, you are fine, but here is the website if you want to check. https://www.sss.gov/RegVer/wfVerification.aspx

Thanks for your reply i do appreciate it.

i have question, who must register for Selective Service ? i was reading about it and it says all the people from 18 to 26 years old must register:

Under current law, all male U.S. citizens are required to register with Selective Service within 30 days of their 18th birthday. In addition, foreign males between the ages of 18 and 26 living in the United States must register. This includes permanent residents (holders of Green Cards)

do i have to register i'm 29 years old now and i entered the US when i was 26 years old , and i'm permanent residents now.

Thanks.

No, you are free and clear! The law applies to you if you were 26(or younger) when you became a permanent resident, not when you entered the country.

Thanks for your answer, i do get my Green Card when i was 26 years old, that was in 2007 and i born in 1980 do i have to register? that confusing me, thanks

i have question, who must register for Selective Service ? i was reading about it and it says all the people from 18 to 26 years old must register:

Under current law, all male U.S. citizens are required to register with Selective Service within 30 days of their 18th birthday. In addition, foreign males between the ages of 18 and 26 living in the United States must register. This includes permanent residents (holders of Green Cards)

do i have to register i'm 29 years old now and i entered the US when i was 26 years old , and i'm permanent residents now.

Thanks.

If he has been a permanent resident for 3 years only and he is divorced, he is not eligible to file for citizenship yet. His divorce isn't going to hurt him with immigration, but it will mean that he doesn't qualify for the 3 year category. He needs to wait until 90 days before the 5th anniversary of his green card before he is eligible to file for citizenship. There is a question on the form that asks marital status - he just needs to fill in divorced. It won't have an impact on his citizenship unless some problem turns up between now and when he files that makes them question the legitimacy of his marriage and arrival to the US in the first place. That is always a possibility but not a big one as he has already removed his conditions on his green card on his own.

Does this answer your question?

Thanks Kathryn for your answers, yeah he got divorced when he was conditional green card, and he did filed in his own for 10 years green card and he got approved without interview becuase he had a lot of proofs with his ex wife jointly like mortgage ...ect, so now he is going going to file for Citizen in February of 2010m and he has been here 5 years and he has right to file as for it, he was just little curious if they are gunna ask him why he got divorced or something like that, i told him its no big deal and they already knew that you are divorced when you filed for removing of conditions, thanks .

5 years after you get 10 yrs green card, 3 years after you get your green card if you are still married, 5 years after you get a divorce even u had a conditional GC, and yes its a big deal when you apply, they will keep dragging you up to 5 years, its hard very hard when u get a divorce and try to apply for citizenship, and yes they will ask you about your marriage of course. so you are going to have that green card untill its almost expired before you get your citizenship. or may be not in some cases unless you hire a good lawyer. ta dik sa3a b9a hta tched lhram l9asis a sahbi malek zerban a ba l3alawi?

Thnaks for your reply, i know all that stuff and i had told him they are gunna review everything even if you are married or not!! how come you speak Moroccan and you are from Turkey!!!

If he has been a permanent resident for 3 years only and he is divorced, he is not eligible to file for citizenship yet. His divorce isn't going to hurt him with immigration, but it will mean that he doesn't qualify for the 3 year category. He needs to wait until 90 days before the 5th anniversary of his green card before he is eligible to file for citizenship. There is a question on the form that asks marital status - he just needs to fill in divorced. It won't have an impact on his citizenship unless some problem turns up between now and when he files that makes them question the legitimacy of his marriage and arrival to the US in the first place. That is always a possibility but not a big one as he has already removed his conditions on his green card on his own.

Does this answer your question?

Thanks Kathryn for your answers, yeah he got divorced when he was conditional green card, and he did filed in his own for 10 years green card and he got approved without interview becuase he had a lot of proofs with his ex wife jointly like mortgage ...ect, so now he is going going to file for Citizen in February of 2010m and he has been here 5 years and he has right to file as for it, he was just little curious if they are gunna ask him why he got divorced or something like that, i told him its no big deal and they already knew that you are divorced when you filed for removing of conditions, thanks .

I hope he knows that if he is no longer married to the US citizen through which he emigrated, he'll have to wait until he has been a permanent resident for 5 years to apply (instead of 3) for citizenship.

Thanks guys for your respond i do appreciate it, i told him the same too he is little confused if it will affect his N-400? i think he doesnt have to worry about it because the immigration already knows that he is divorced and he filed on his own!! thanks.

Nobody wants to answer my question??

I hope he knows that if he is no longer married to the US citizen through which he emigrated, he'll have to wait until he has been a permanent resident for 5 years to apply (instead of 3) for citizenship.

Thanks guys for your respond i do appreciate it, i told him the same too he is little confused if it will affect his N-400? i think he doesnt have to worry about it because the immigration already knows that he is divorced and he filed on his own!! thanks.

Hi Guys, a friend of mine was married to the USC and they got divorced before he got his 10 years green card, he did file in his own good faith, and he got approved without interview, so now he will file for citizen in February of 2010, he was wondering if they will mention his divorce at the interview or something, i told him you dont have to worry about, thanks guys peace.

bird lover,

another quick question. When did you get your conditional green card? the waiver "may" take even 2 years to get approved if you divorced soon after your conditional green card. 751 waivers are low priority. So it wont be a surprise to see someone waiting 3 years from the date you got ur conditional green card. Your final decesion would come sometime after your one year extension expires. That's the worse case.

No not usually the waivers get approved within 2 years, i had file with waiver and took me less than 3 months and no interview, AOS no interview I-751 no interview as well, just keep praying and everybody have different circumstances, good luck to all the waivers.

My husband came in on a K-1. We married, he adjusted status, we divorced. If he makes application to remove conditions (by at least 3 months prior to his 2 years) do I have a legal right to know? I ask as I am responsible for him for 10 years since I'm the one who signed the paperwork.

Hi there your ex-husband he didnt need your signature to get his 10 years green card, he can remve the condition in his own, i'm sure he got his 10 years green card by now and you dont have nothing to do with it. can you file you timeline please

thanks a lot guys and i wish you luck too ,my other question is on the approval letter they only put my first name initial like J Tucker instead of James Tucker ,ssould i be worried about this?thanks a lot

Yeah thats mormal you dont have to worry about it , thats how i got mine too, watch your mail you will get your card within a week or 2 , good luck

That's great, Congratulations on receiving your 10 yr GC!!!

Thank you guys, everybody who still waiting your turn will come soon , CSC they are doing pretty good, good luck to everyone.

CONGRATULATIONS!

I got my 10 years green card without interview , and the same with my conditional no interview, i will just do my interview when i will apply for citizenship thank god.

Congratulations.

Please go to My Assistant above and update your Timeline.

Good luck in the future.

I did submit my I-751 in December of 2008 and i did my Biometric in January and after that i got no touched until they sent me the RFE and i sent them the RFE back and i got approved March 19. that toke me 3 months and half to get my green card.

Hi guys i got my 10 years Green Card in the mail this morning i was so exciting i got my approval letter in March 19 and recieved my card today the 28th, good luck to everybody who is still waiting your turn will come pretty soon.

Hi guys i got my notice approval in the mail today, and they told me you will get ur card within 60 days.Iam so hapy that this journey over, good luck everybody your turn will be coming pretty soon.

wa mabrok akhoya wal3ogeba la citizenship

Hi guys thanks for your answer, this is my timeline:

-sent my I-751 to CSC December 20

- got my biometric done January 12

- RFE February 3

- Sent the RFE to CSC March 5

- Recieved Approval Notice March 18

i'm so happy now that this journey its over now, you guys be patience your turn coming pretty soon and good luck to everybody who is waiting.

Hi guys i got my notice approval in the mail today, and they told me you will get ur card within 60 days.Iam so hapy that this journey over, good luck everybody your turn will be coming pretty soon.