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I'm still waiting on my interview next month.. I had a speeding ticket in AZ some 20 years ago when I was visiting as a tourist driving a rental car... I never paid it, I don't even remember why (if I remember correctly I was never stopped by an officer. I was probably caught by a camera and the...

Hello Gurus, a couple of quick questions (I hope): 1. My native country's passport expires in 3-4 months.. Could that be a problem at the interview? Is there a minimum period of time it has to be good for?? 2. My interview is scheduled to take place in a sattelite location 2 hours...

No double taxation, of course. You just pay the higher rate of the two. The burden would be not an extra pay but rather having to file the US tax returns each year (whether or not you need to pay Uncle Sam or not). The question you have to ask yourself to see if that burden is worth while is...

After fingerprinting my status changed very quickly to "in line for interview scheduling". Does this mean that the fingerprinting was successful and just waiting on the interview to schedule or are they still waiting on the fingerprinting to clear but in the meantime put my case in cue? The...

Ok, Thanks for clarifying. I believe both are done at the same place, as this is the only DO in the whole state.. I may just wait one week and go on my scheduled appointment.. Since it's a 1.5hrs drive for me (each way), it may not be worth the chance of going and getting rejected, if all I'm...

DO = Oklahoma City. I know I don't need infopass for FP. My question was: is it advantegous to walk-in on a "no infopass appointments day" or should I aim for another day...?

I checked the USCIS website for the local field office where I need to do my finger printing, and it says: "This office is CLOSED for INFOPASS appointments on Tuesdays.." Any idea why there are no Infopass days like that? I plan on getting my FP done a head of time by walking-in. I know...

I have been cited 4 times in my "US history" in 3 different states, all for minor traffic violations. In 3 cases I paid a small fine (under $500) and in the forth case the complaint was dropped by the court due to the lengthy passage of time. I found an online record of my citations in each...

So if one changes last name during naturalization (not marriage derived, just "americanized"..) - do they also HAVE TO change name in home country? Is it optional only or would it cause multiple problems in the future (having two passports with two different last names..). Does anybody know?

ok, makes sense. That's what i thought.. Just wanted to see what others thought or had experience with.. Thanks a lot!!

Nothing illegal or anything "exotic" like that for y'all to be concerned about.. Just asking a simple informative question: When filing during the 90 day window prior to the actual eligibility date - does the 5 year history still pertains to the eligibility date or to the earlier 90 days filing...

Well it might just make things more complicated, so if I could avoid it - that'll be better.. My thought: Since it's taking several months from initial filing till the interview date - if I filed now (3 months ahead of time), by the time I get an interview I'll be way into my 5 year GC...

I got my GC in 10/07 so my 5 year "due date" for naturalization will be here soon in 10/12. I'm considering taking advantage of the 90 day early filing and applying now (7/12). My question regarding the N400 form: When specifying Residence and Employment "in the last five years" (Section 6) -...