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That is fast. Congrats!

An InfoPass at the local office might give you more details about the waiting time. The last time I waited 10 months for my Green Card interview with lots of phone calls to them but all told me I had to wait. I then had an InfoPass and an officer told me approximately 2.5 months that I have to...

Cool. You got in line in only 1 month. That means you don't need to bring any special documents to the interview. Only a few people get that Yellow Letter; in my case, I got it because I checked the box "Have you ever been arrested or cited?". So in that Yellow Letter, they asked me for the...

You know Yellow Letter is totally different from Interview Letter, don't you? I am placed in line for interview scheduling :) Service Center:Phoenix Application Filed:16 May 2014 Priority Date:19 May 2014 Check Cashed:22 May 2014 NOA Received (I-797C):24 May 2014 Fingerprint Notice Received:31...

That we could not give you advice. But I can tell you about my friend's story. My friend is married to a person from a different country; after she got the 10-year card, she left him right away and took half of his house. Now he is married to an international student here, and she has been...

Make sure you bring your documents proving you have legitimate reasons to do it ahead of time. They did not let me do the walk-in as I did not bring my flight ticket with me.

They are scheduling a free interview spot at your local Field Office. Check the average processing time for your Field Office here https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplayInit.do For Phoenix Service Center, it takes an average of 5 months. Field Office Processing Dates for Phoenix AZ as...

Yeah I think everywhere is the same: you need some proof. I went to the Phoenix Service Center for a walk-in FP one day early because my business flight is a couple hours after my appointment of the next day. So they asked me for the proof of the flight; I did not print it out so I just left.

Yeah I think everywhere is the same: you need some proof. I went to the Phoenix Service Center for a walk-in FP one day early because my business flight is a couple hours after my appointment of the next day. So they asked me for the proof of the flight; I did not print it out so I just left.

It should be ok. You can clarify that with the tickets in hand during the interview. There's another thread in this forum where people are also having confusion with traffic tickets and they were all ok.

Oh only some people will get the Yellow Letter to remind them to bring some required documents for the interview, which will be notified in a different mail. You guys probably won't get it if you already sent sufficient docs. I'm family-based and from Vietnam.

You got the finger print notice yet? Small update: I just got a yellow letter (not an interview letter), stating that they have reviewed my application and require me to bring some additional documents of the past arrests for the upcoming interview, because I answered yes to the question "Have...

http://www.uscis.gov/iframe/ilink/docView/SLB/HTML/SLB/0-0-0-1/0-0-0-29/0-0-0-9898.html From the link above: a naturalization applicant, immediately preceding the date of filing the application, must have resided within the state or district in which he filed the application for at least 3...

Service Center:PhoenixApplication Filed:16 May 2014 Priority Date:19 May 2014Check Cashed:22 May 2014 NOA Received (I-797C):24 May 2014USCIS Received Date:20 May 2014 Fingerprint Notice Received:31 May 2014Fingerprints Done:11 Jun 2014

I see. So you just moved to a new state. Yes you need to live there and wait for 3 month before you FILE the application.

Use this calculator from the USCIS website to know which date you are eligible. So you were ok because your eligible date to file is 04/02/3014. http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/dateCalculator.html

It happened to me as well while I was waiting for a long time for the interview letter. Fingerprints expire after 15 months. But your case is very different. You need to make an INFOPASS appointment to see why it is still not approved yet as soon as possible. By any chance, you need to go back...

I am a US Citizen and my brother is currently an international student here. If I petition him now, would he be given the Work Permit to work here while waiting for the paperwork to be approved? If yes, how long will it take? Thanks in advance.

Yes, it is ok. When I did the copy of the back, the silver area becomes black. Don't worry about it.

Thanks for your answer myafi1985.