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All your answers are in the M-476. Go to the link below www.uscis.gov/files/article/M-476.pdf

Hello. I am a green card holder for the past 3 years. I have also been married to a US Citizen for the past 3 years. Could somebody please tell me what paperwork I need to include with my N400? My application is based on 3 years of marriage to a US Citizen. Thank you.

Hello. I'm applying to take my US Citizenship test soon. I'd like to purchase study material that will help me prepare to pass the US Citizenship test. Can anybody recommend a reputable company who sells such study material? Thank you.

I have a green card and am married to American citizen. We have a child. What would happen to my visa if I got a divorce. Can I still get American citizenship. What happens to my child?

I am a foreign born woman who married a US Citizen 5 years ago. I am now a US Citizen myself. I would like to partition for my mother to come to the United States. Can somebody tell me how long the paperwork would take. I've heard that it takes 3 years and I've heard it takes 10 years. Can you...

Hello. I am on a J visa at the moment (J1) and currently pay no tax. Due to the tax treaty with England, if i only stayed for two years on my J visa I didn't have to. If i switch to an H(if i am accepted), will I have to pay my tax back, and if so, will i have to do it straight away. Thanks.

I am currently on a J visa, looking to apply for an H visa. How can I do this? Thank you for your help. I am from England.

what is the N600? Can somebody please explain the difference between the N400 and the N600?

I got my green card 1 year ago. I am married to a US Citizen. I want to file to become a US Citizen. Which is the proper form.....the N400 or the N600? Also, when can I file the proper form? Thank you very much for your response.

I plan of filing for US Citizenship (N400). I have three questions that I'm hoping you can help me with. 1. I can file 3 years from what date? a. from the date stamped on my visa at the port of entry b. from the date that my green card was issued 2. Somebody told me that I can file 2...

house wife Your wife needs to say that she is a "Home Maker"

Thanks Thanks. Two more questions please. 1. How does she get a social security card? Will they automatically mail her one or do I have to take her to a local city hall to fill out the form? 2. So the next form I have to fill out is the N400, in about 3 years, is that correct?

Hello. I am a US citizen. My wife is not. However, she just got her green card and we're really happy about that. My question is, what's the next step in the process for her to become a US citizen? In other words, we have her green card, now what? I'm trying to avoid any future surprises...

I am an American. I'm planning to apply for a visa for my foreign born wife. My visa options are IR1 or CR1. I can also apply for a K3. I want to leave for America as quickly as possible. So, I'd like to apply for the visa that has the shortest processing time. (I can adjust status when I...

Thanks Joe. I posted how we did the "withdrawl" process in the other thread. Sorry for a couple typos.....I'm rushed for time and didn't double check my grammar. I think I used "you" when I should have used the word "our". Anyway...thank you your generous responses.

We sent a "withdrawl of application" to Supervising Officer at the Immigration Information Office located in the local INS building covering our jurisdiction. We were told to write a simple letter saying that you will not be in the country for you interview date. They asked us to include the...

Thanks to Jim and Joe, I have learned how to properly word my question. It's a bit tricky and I thank you for your patience. Here is my question..... My wife initially visited the USA on a B2 visa. I met her and married her two weeks later ….while she was still on her B2 visa. We then filed...

Hi Joe. Yes, you can "suspend" the paper work process if you have to leave the country on an emergency. The INS told us to write a letter requesting a suspension and we sent it by certified mail.

Joe and Jim. Thank you for dealing with my questions. I value your reply. Here's what happened. My wife came to America on a 30 day visa and we married in August 2002 (long story). Anyway, she was never in America before. A few months later, we filed the forms that would allow her to...

Hi Joe. No, my wife lived in American for less than four months. She just began the paper work but than suspended the process. The application process never got off the ground....so to speak. How can she re-enter?