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have faith this is a standard process. I feel for you, and hopefully they do to. Have faith, you may never know. Hopefully you made a good impression on him, so he can talk about you to his IO in a good way. Good Luck.

Jack, again, I must disagree with you. The 3 month residence requirement doesnt apply if you already fufiled it in your filling state. That is if you change your address after you file. However if you change your address before you file then you have to meet it. I went through the same thing...

I have to disagree with both Bob, and Jack. As far as your case hasnt been transferred to the district office yet, then you wont experience any delays. I transferred case from Los Angeles to Seattle, and dare I say, thing went even faster because my file was in Phoenix and not in the Los Angeles...

I was very nervous too, so I understand how you feel.

File from VA, because you have passed the residence requirement there. If you file from PA, they will tell you to wait 90 days. However, after you file, and you've done your fingerprint, then you can call and change your address to PA. Then they wont require you to satisfy the requirement in PA...

U.S passport in hand. Sent in my application March 28. Originally sent it from Los ANgeles, but then moved to Seattle. Thanks so much to everyone for your help and I wish everyone the best of luck in this journey. Big hug to my fellow Aprillers since I joined this thread instead of the March...

Hi Guys, Thanks so much to everyone for their help. I finally have US passport in hand. Pad $225 and got it within 24 hours at the Seattle office. Main question is my grandmother is back in Africa. she is almost 70. I will like her to come here, but checking on the USCIS website there is...

I passes my interview, and took oath today too! Thanks so much everyone! My case is a little different. I filed petition in Los Angeles office originally on March 28, then moved to Seattle in early June. I had interview today, did Oath today too. I cry like a baby through out. Long journey is...

Listen, try to kiss their *** and make good until your Oath. They can make things difficult for you by going to the Police and lying. As for the passport, depending one where you stay you can get next day service. It just will cost a whole lot of money. Good Luck.

Again, my question was for asking was because one of the bob's on this forum wrote somewhere that USCIS verifies the address on your ID, with the one on your tax return. My ID address is different from my TAX returns since I moved. So, all the assumption that I may be hiding whatnot is just...

You are fine, since you werent required to file so dont mention it except you are asked. And when the I/O asks you the question, say NO.

Anyone out there, who actually has answers? Thanks.

N400MD, I've been reading your replies in this forum since, and here's what I need to tell you. There's nothing wrong with not answering questions you dont know the answers to. Just saying. Stating a generic statement, making assumptions, and asking the OP questions sure wont do any good. So...

Hi Guys, I was reading through here and found a post that said USCIS verifies the address on your application with what's on your income taxes. I find this confusing. Does USCIS check our tax returns on their own. By this I mean those of us who arent filling for citizenship based on...

Thanks so much, Sanjose.

Thanks guys. Its probably too late to get any dismissal records now. But for what's worth, I called the secetary of state in Illinois, and those tickets are not showing up on my driving record. There's only one other ticket for driving in a carpool in California (I moved from Illinois and we...

You need to unregister immediately, and go to your interview with the paper they give you. Sure, your father did it, but to prove this, you will need to show proof that your father did this and hearsay (your word) is not proof. As someone stated above, bringing charges against your father will...

Hi guys, problem here :confused::mad: I got a two tickets in 2004. One for negligent driving and another for not having my license with me. I was like 18 or something and this is before I got my greencard (didnt mention it there too, and used a lawyer for that one. The problem is I totally...

Select No. Putting yes, is just putting yourself through useless hassle for no reason. Worst case scenario, go to court and collect the relevant documents and take them with you to the interview. However, putting yes, will only put your husband through more scrutiny, as well as generate him a...

Relax, get the police clearance and you should be fine. Seems like the I/O was being a toughie. If she thinks you are a scam, she wont ask you, she will tell you to your face and tell you that's why she needs more time as well as request more evidence regarding the marriage. So nothing to worry...