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go here: http://www.trackitt.com/usa-immigration-trackers/n400 use "show filters" select your district office, hit the "go" button see the trends for your district office (and help others out by filling in your information as well)

Relax. You won't be "denied citizenship for this incident." It's not a crime listed that that bars you from citizenship. It's not even a crime of moral turpitude. In fact, by definition, it's not a crime but an infraction/citation. You will get your citizenship, if you actually read the...

You don't have to wait 3 or 5 years. Provided that you are finished any sentence requirement and are NOT under probation, you can safely apply. If you are still under probation, you can't apply, which it doesn't sound like you are if you have already gotten your record expunged. As for...

illegally

I have an employee who is 21 who was born in the US. Both his parents are here illegally and have been here 20+ years. Can anyone tell me how and if he can go about sponsoring his parents without them having to return to Mexico. Thanks

You paid $675 each for your application, pay the damn 2-3 hours for babysitting... sheesh

5 years from date of sentencing. They don't care about expungement. The time period prior does not count either. It's 5 years from the date of conviction/sentencing. As for shoplifting it may or may not be a CIMT. Her 9 month "alternative sentencing" might be an issue, maybe not, as it wasn't...

Wait.... let me get this straight. You give your opinion as fact and it's incorrect advice. I counter with fact, not opinion, based on what the Government states is required. You counter with this post with sexual references ... seriously, that's your credibility? look bud... do the people...

Furthermore, based on your logic, i.e. "it's only a form letter" and therefore you can ignore that and listen to you, then they shouldn't have to bring their alien resident card or a state issued ID card either!

Cafeconleche, once again you can't help yourself and continue to post defending your incorrect position. Now you say that it's a form letter and means nothing!? Seriously!? So you are telling this OP that you know much more than what USCIS knows and states in their correspondence to all...

Hey, clearly you didn't read the documents that came with your interview letter. What that means is that the N-659 Interview Document Checklist that accompanies your Interview Letter, which your silly statement clearly shows you haven't bothered to read. While you are not required to maintain...

OP, this is bad advice. Sure, this might be OK and most times they don't ask for your passport and if they do you "might" be ok. But, you are actually required to bring this to the interview and not having it when requested could be a problem for you and reason for them not to be able to make a...

why are you worrying about something that hasn't been law for over 40 years? the fact is you won't be drafted. if however, and it's a really big IF they changed the law and put a draft back into affect, this would require a major change in the politics of Washington to get the democrats and...

I'm not being hostile, I'm being sarcastic - big difference. The reason I'm being sarcastic is either you are too lazy or too, um, how can I put this in a nice way... hmm I can't, OK, I won't say it, since it's a 4 letter word starting with D and ending in UMB, to figure this out. Yet after my...

hmmm, not to sharp are you? is that what you would safely assume? let's think this through, if there is a lack of volume of individuals who contributed that must mean.... come on... I know you can get this, here's a hint.... how many people live in Reno? Did you look at the Vegas DO for a...

that's like asking how long is a piece of string it's highly dependent on which USCIS District Office you will be processed out of, some are quick and some are slow fortunately there is a website were a lot of people have entered their information so you can see the trends for your DO go...

well you couldn't have searched too hard there is a lot of relevant info about this. I have posted several times on this as well. it was a waste of her time (and money) to apply when she was on probation - I have no idea why she wouldn't have thought a DUI wouldn't affect her!? Especially when...

on average it's a 2 month wait at Newark

I see, so you let your green card expire and you can't figure out how to get your arrest record and you got arrested but the sherifs department are complete idiots - got it! ;)