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OP I think you should contact your local TV station and have them do a news feature on your story !!!!!

Starting January 18th 2009 GC Holders will be fingerprinted just like all the other visitors while entring the country Check out http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-10126625-38.html

This question is for a friend of mine... Her family moved to U.K. as a refugee. She got married to a US Citizen soon after that and moved to the U.S. She got her Green Card based on a marriage to a U.S. Citizen. Her passport from her home country is about to expire soon, and her country...

You don't need to send in a copy of your SS Card. However you should go to a SS Office near you and apply for a replacement card since the one you had was lost. Take your expired GC and your reciept for I-751 with you when you apply.

Collect the paperwork, but do not submit it with the application. Submit only the paperwork that is required. Attaching it to the application may cause un-necessary confusion. Take the paperwork with you to the interview, and offer to show it only if asked. You were never arrested, never...

It is not impossible, but difficult.

When Green Card expires, permanent resident status does not expire. Check out http://www.foreignborn.com/visas_imm/immigrant_visas/green_cards/2faqs_expiring_green_cards.htm

Yes you may travel. Don't count on USCIS to send the oath letter to your new address....they may still scontinue to send the mail to your old address.

I don't think you need a letter from Selective Service. Just make sure you know your exact time line (with dates if possible) on when you entered the country, on what visa, when you got your GC, etc.

check out http://www.innocentspouserelief.com/ Since your husband did not have income, he may not be liable for paying the taxes. If your husband does in-fact owe back taxes, they may hold the citizenship decision till he can comeup with a payment plan with the IRS to pay the taxes.

Not paying taxes, and not filing tax returns are different matter. It is possible that your husband and ex-wife were paying taxes, but never filed tax returns, in that case he can file returns immediately and not worry about any penelties or issues. If they never paid any taxes and had...

I don't think he will become a us citizen automatically. To become a US citizen by virtue of a parents naturalization the child must be a permanent resident, residing with the parent at the time of parent's naturalization. OP states that the child is not residing with him and I'm assuming the...

Naturalization Certificate with your photo attached is a valid ID.

Green Card and Oath notice

Right, it is not required, but you might get a lazy person who is processing the paperwork, and might enter your address in their system by looking at the check instead of looking in the paperwork.

Personal check is usually more helpful than a money order. You will get the check back after it clears, and it will have your case number on the back. If you are lucky you can check your case status online using that number.

Enjoy your trips, just keep a good record of the travel dates, you will need those at the interview.

If it is not a big deal for you....fly in just for the FP. Don't worry about what looks bad. If you have met all the requirements needed for naturalization before you applied...it does not matter. As a permanent resident you have every right to travel for business or personal reasons.

Do not mail the reciepts with the application. Take them with the interview, show it to the IO only if they ask for it. Usually they don't.

The lady gave you legal advice....which post office employees are not supposed to. It is good if you take a lot of caribbean cruises or frequest road trips to Mexico or Canada.