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you're welcome. hey, that's why we're all here in this forum right? to get and share information :) my fingerprint notice did not mention anything about the english/civics test. and i don't know if it did on the people that took the test same day or were offered. i know for a fact tho that...

here's a link of one of the threads i was talking about that test was administered same day as fingerprint appt: http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?t=163811&page=3&pp=15 if you refer to post #37 where jzlthssw quoted lunamoped on his experience during his interview. according...

the general rule is one has to have 5 years (unless if you acquired your GC through marriage to a USC which is 3 years) of continuous stay in the US before one can apply for US citizenship. however, i believe one can apply 90 days (4 years and 9 months) prior to the 5 years because they take it...

what does EB1, EB2, and EB3 mean?

thanks for your reply mpotturi! but i have read posts where some ASC's administer the english/civics test the same day as you get fingerprinted. i guess it depends on the center. can you show up early on your fingerprint appt (same day but couple of hours earlier) and get fingerprinted...

has anyone did their fingerprinting and took the civic/english test the same day at an ASC? particularly in Glenmont ASC? if yes, kindly post here how long it took from the time they did your fingerprinting and administered the test to when you finished the test. thanks!

thanks for both of your input. g :) , i remember you took your civic/english test, interview, and oath all in one day. did i remember it correctly? so you did your FP at glenmont but did the test, interview, and oath at baltimore? what was your timeline from the time you received your FP...

hi abs49080! cool fellow filipina! quick question: when did you take your test? i believe it's called the history and civics test? didn't see that part on your sig. cause i was wondering if i will be able to take it when i go for my fingerprinting.

thanks homeschoolmum for your reply. yea, that's what i was thinking as well. to avoid complication.

anyone else have an input on this? will be much appreciated. thanks!

hey guys! i received my notice for fingerprinting yesterday -- woohoo! my appt date is on wednesday, November 16, 2005. that was pretty quick. i'm excite. i just have a question: does anyone know the number for the glenmont ASC here in maryland? i want to call them and ask them...

we didn't think so either. but that's the information she was told and that's why we felt it was the fault of the first DSO. even the second DSO said that the information that was told to my friend was incorrect. she was maintaining her status while trying to transfer. but when she inquired...

hi all! i have a question for my friend. she has a valid F-1 visa and an I-20 issued by a university A where she attended for 1 semester. after that semester, she had to move to a different state for some reason and asked university A if they could release her and forward her credits to the...

no, even at the bottom, it's only my middle initial. i just looked at the I-90 application. it only asks for middle initial and not middle name. and that's why i just put my initial as opposed to spelling it out.

what if the would-be spouse has a valid F-1 but fell out of status prior to marriage. when is it better to marry, before or after i become a US citizen?

thanks for your info! i did start a thread regarding my questions. please refer to this link and offer your input: http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?t=194768 thanks sony55!

what if the would-be spouse is not able to maintain separate status? when's the best time to marry?

i believe F-1's are valid for some period of time. however, validity of which is contingent upon one's f/t enrollment at the school that issued I-20. so i guess F-1 is valid but you're out of status of your I-20? i dunno. i get confused. butumyea, since you didn't attend school after you...

is there a way to edit one's option and be logged on indefinitely (or atleast until one actually logs off)? because it's happened to me several times. when i would post something and by the time i hit 'submit reply', it'll ask me to log on again, thus i just lost everything that i just typed...

verru71, congratulations on passing your interview. i have a similar question tho i'm not as far ahead as veeru71 is: in my full legal name, my middle name is spelled out. so that's what i specified on first part of the N-400. now, the second part, it asked how is your name listed on your...