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Well of course they ask for it in the interview letter and as such they always have the prerogative of asking for it. As some have stated here that is their experience of being asked for it and it's always the possibility. HOWEVER their experience is in the MINORITY if you've been on here for...

They typically only ever ask for your GC and DL. The fact you actually have copies of your passport is great - your story is plausible, and while I'm not a IO, in the unlikely event they ask to see your passport, the fact that you have these should be adequate. At the very least they could...

There is no problem traveling with 2 or more passports. I do it all the time, using the passport for the country I'm going into, as you noted, due to either possible visa requirements/restrictions or just simply a faster process through that country's customs. However, as cafeconleche stated...

Seriously? "I have always used my family's address as my permanent address in other forms like school forms etc." Ooooookaaaaaay So what's your question?

OK... so you are really motivated to find out about selective service. Why didn't you look two posts up on this forum? There is a whole sticky thread devoted to the topic. I don't know, but I suppose we could make it more obvious to you, like flashing pink... what do you think? There is...

Do what they told you to do... "contact customer service"

WOW! You really went all out and put the effort in there... congratulations!!! That's mighty big of you! Nice attitude too!

Yup just as I thought, use the info for your benefit but can't be bothered to contribute.

of course i did...nickname lennoxlennox i don't know why you are only seeing 10, if you follow the instructions, there are 55 listed for santa ana. Make sure for nationality "all", service center "all", and uscis district office "Santa Ana, Ca", click go. Perhaps you've limited the search with...

I mean that, like everyone else on the tracker who have posted, you could add your case details as well. You've been to the site a couple of times to check it out, it's pretty simple to add your info, i.e. "give back" and then others can benefit from this info instead of being a silent lurker.

I see 55 people there (if you followed the directions I gave you with the link) and sure 1 from 2015 and approx 15-20 from 2014. Hey, you could be the second person for 2015 and you might even encourage others to enter there info as well so people after you can also benefit - you know the old...

hmmmm..... here, try this... http://lmgtfy.com

Well I don't know what you are looking at, but the time between fp being done and interview letter shows 3-6 months for everyone, except 1 person which was 4 weeks but that was a case that was put in 3 years after the fact, i.e. the date for that case is 2012.

You are in for a longer wait at Santa Ana - the latest trend is anywhere from 220 to 315 days from sending in your app until the oath ceremony. You can track what others experience is here at this website - just click on the green "plus" sign for "show filters", then for the USCIS District...

With a pen. ;)

You only recently discovered that US citizens have to report their worldwide earnings to the US!? Unless your taxes and business dealings are very complex, which it sounds like it isn't if you can't afford to pay a tax professional $3-5k, then the filling out of your US taxes is straight...

For someone else here on the forums who may know more about this type of situation and can answer you, you might want to clarify or provide more info. Is you question around the restraining order, i.e. was there an assault/physical violence? Or is your question around your Green Card, i.e were...

Why did you stop at asking the same question only 3 times in the same forum? Come on, I know you can ask it at least a few more times!

That's really up to you to decide, however, there is no obligation for you to do anything between now and your oath. It's only at the oath and indicating on the form that you've been arrested. However, if it were me, I wouldn't say anything. You have to think, out of the millions of people...

If you haven't figured it out already, as this post is old, your GC is expired. You cannot re-enter on this and if you wish to come to the US to live, the clock starts over again on the whole process. So you will need to qualify for an appropriate visa.