Recent content by syt

Memme, I think it is OK to contact with US attorney around 10/12 (30 days after filing). If your case has been assigned, you can talk to AUSA and let him/her know your situation. Everything will be OK. syt

Yes! The Judge said "It is an order." That is, nobody can against the law, even the government. That is why I love USA.

Where you file 1447b complaint, you will be scheduled a case management conference, this is depended on your district court. If you can't make it with this schedule, you can re-schedule it. Usually, district schedule this conference 2 ~ 4 month after filing. From the other side, AUSA will try...

Don't waste time. You should file your complaint on Oct 9th, before your vacation. If something will happen during your vacation time, you can re-schedule it beforehand. 20 day off is OK. District court and US Attorney won't require you to respond in such timing matter.

Congratulations :D

I did send "intention to sue" and "draft of complaint" to all defendants. I gave them 30 days. Although my name check is not cleared after that, my lawsuit is dismissed in 30 days. If you are waiting for 120 days to file 1447b complaint and you are confident that your background is clear, why...

Even now, my case has been dismissed, I have not received the return receipt (green card) back from both FBI and DHS. Yes, it is much much better to take action rather than waiting. Good luck on your case :)

Use the print out from USPS website to file certificat of service + return of service or whatever in the local rule of your court. The court accepts the print out as proof of delivery. Good luck.

Got Notice of Naturalization Oath Ceremony in mail. Finally, I got it. :)

Annat, It is optional. You don't need it for 1447b petition. Don't waste time. File 1447b as soon as you can. syt

:) That is OK. Our goal is not the process of lawsuit. It is OK not perfect for Pro Se, as long as District Court accepted. Our purpose is to get application approved, right? If your court does not ask for it, why bother to file it :p

#1 It is not assigned by the court. AUSA is assigned by US Attorney's Office in your district. You don't know who is your AUSA until your case is served to the US Attorney's Office. Just server summons and complaint to "Civil Process Clerk" in Civil Division. #2 Yes, the local rule in...

ApplyInDenver, That was what I though. But, the clerk told me I also need to file certificate of service for serving summons and complaint. I prepared a certificate of service to file in court. Before, I file it, AUSA call me to dismiss my case. So, I don't bother to do that. syt

Do not feel that bad. I'll try to answer your question. But, I am not a legal expert and the answer may not 100% correct. "Return of Service" is the document you need to file after the execution of summons. That is, you need to file "Return of Service" after the defendants have received...