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hi, their system is broken, hang in there dude.

All I can say is hang in there....Mine was descheduled...still waiting for a new one 09/7/2007 N400 (TSC) mailed 09/17/2007 Priority Date 12/20/2007 Moved cities (Houston to Dallas) 12/20/2007 Check Cashed 12/25/2007 Filed AR11 online and called for address change 01/28/2008 Received FP...

My advice is to go to Indiana and get it over with. At the oath ceremony the only identification they ask is your Green Card. Good Luck

You don't need to present proof at the time of the application as long as you meet the requirements. If they have any doubts they will ask you for the proof that you resided in the district that your DO has jurisdiction. The rule of the thumb is....present only what is required and what is...

There is a six year term limit on H1B if no Green Card is filed

You can quit your job, be fired, work at 2 different places.......you are fine

Certified copy is very simple. The clerk from the court that handled the case makes a copy of the relevant document, sometimes they print it from microfilm. An authorized person from that court then stamps and signs that document. The stamp has a language that contains the word "certified"...

Now that I think about it....you are right

By convention step father is someone who adopts you after marriage to your mother. If there is no adoption...that person is just mother's husband, not step-father.

Once legally adopted by a step father...even after parents divorce, the step father continues to be the legal father (i.e. child support payments, etc, etc) Your other option is: If you still are a minor, you can hire an attorney and try to get your Green Card status back. You can claim...

Dont forget...you only have 10 days to fill out the AR-11 from the date you move. If the time between you move and your oath ceremony is 10 days or less....you will be a citizen...and won't be required to fill out AR-11

It is not USCIS that is handing you the voter registration form. It is probably some volunteer organzation that is doing that with the permission of USCIS at the oath ceremony. Don't expect those volunteers to be experts in this issue. Know the law, and follow the law. It is...

I'm interested in knowing if anyone has done this before. I'm guessing a person born in Australia and eligible for Australian citizenship grew up in Canada as a canadian citizen. This person can abandon (or not) canadian citizenship and acquire Australian citizenship at any time and it won't...

Have you received your fingerprint notice. Your name check will not start till after your fingerprinting. If you have your interview notice....rest assured that they have cleared your name with every variation found in your file. It is a good habbit to keep a copy of everything you send to...

Normal N400 process does not require a birth certificate.

I know that birth certificate is required for Green Card process, but unless they specifically ask, it is not required for Naturalization process. In case they requested the document, check with your country's Embassy or consulate if they provide certified translated document.

A letter from your landlord, and some utility bills like gas/electric/cable/phone or bank statements or credit card statements mailed to your address should be a good enough proof that you maintained residence in the state. Maintaining residence is not good enough just by itself. You have to...

You have a couple of choices 1. Go through your naturalization with your current name. If you don't need your passport you can wait till you get married, or get a passport in your maiden name. Get your Social Security card updated. Once you get married, you can take your marriage...

check out this link http://www.uscis.gov/files/article/Chawathe011106.pdf If your company is a true US file, and owns at least 50% of the European subsidiary you should qualify for N-470.

The trick is....you are eligble to apply 90 days before the completion of your 5 years (or 3 years in case of marriage based), provded you meet all the requirements on the day when you apply. For example ... a person gets married to a citizen, applies for the Green Card...and gets green card...