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Don't worry. I doubt if tehre exist any PR who filed AR-11 everytime he/she moved. USCIS does not care unless they try to screw someone but exhaust other means. If USCIS cared AR-11, most of us would have been deported a long time ago.

One answer is enough unless question explicitly request for more than one. One answer is enough: Example: why did teh civil war start? You only need to provide one answer. Request more than 1: Name threes states of teh original colony. Then you have to provide more than one

Make sure by the time of Novenber 15, 2014, she will have been married for 3 years already. Since 90 day only apply to residence not to marriage

Most likely this change means re-entry of the same address.

To tell you truth, no one here know the answer and none of us work for USCIS. So my advice is: Leave these items unfilled on N-400. At the time of interview consult with the immigration interviewing office. Tell your above story to the IO and ask him whether you shoiuld write them down or not

Read Clause (vi) below. As I understand it means a pardon will make deportable offense NOT DEPORTABLE except for conviction of faliure to register as a sex offender (2) Criminal offenses.- (A) General crimes.- (i) Crimes of moral turpitude.-Any alien who- (I) is convicted of a...

You'll receive it in the next week

That won't help. I think the USCIS assess severity according to laws where and when your offense occurred. Otherwise everyone who is causght possessing marijuna will move to the state where marijuna is legalzied to get over it and also bad thing can happen to many people the other around...

That depends on what you fight in federal court. Here are two scenarios: (1st scenario) If USCIS place you in removal and and a federal court judge ask the deportation to be cancelled, then you will get a clean slate and USCIS can not deport you anymore for the same offense (sort of like...

If so, you can pursue along this line but I don't think you can do it by yourself. You need a lawyer. For now, wait for notice from USCIS first and see what they say

If your offense was in dec 2001 and the date of your GC is also in 2001 which is set as a new admission date for the law cited below, then does it make any difference even if 10 month can be added? You need at lleast 4 years to be added even if such time can be added, which I doubt (i)...

They can also ask USCIS to officially cancel deportation even if USCIS is right, then after that since deportation will not happen again (immigration equivalent of double jeopardy ), then citizenship is viable. But to cancel deportation, you have to be in deportation proceeding first. If it...

There is not much chance middle case between the best scanario and the worst scenario. Either you will have deportation hearing or you will get citizenship approved. Why? if there is no deportation . then they can not deny your citizenship since your offense if outside 5 year period...

If you go back in this thread you can see I am the first one to indicate you may have a deportation issue pending whether your admission date being your green card date or your ealy physical entry date. There are several cases disputing what is the admission date for this purpose and I...

The story posted here ,as I remmeber is: (1) The person's father become a natualizaed citizens before teh person became 18. (2) So the person toght he was a US citizen and applied for passport and got it (3) A few years later, he did N-600 but this time USCIS found some condition is not...

Everyone should have a basic root document for him/sherslf in his/her oen posesstion for such important things. Beside, although the purpose of N-600 is not to get citizenship but to get proof of citizrnship, if you get N-400 down, you ahve assurance that your citizenship is really real...

If she take oath before her kid turn 18 next month, her kid will automatically get citizenship assuming other conditions met. So she wont need any form to get citizenship but she need some form to get proof of citizenship of hier kid. The form is called N-600. Even this is optional but...

It is amazing that the OP or OP's friend dare to file application without consulting a laywer in the first place with so many offenses in the first place. It is a classical example of lack of common sense. Robbery and aggravated assault are most likely felony rather than petty misdeamnor

A few people may not be that pragmatically-minded. They think it is not morally correct to have two citizenships because you can be loyal to one and only one country as a loyal minister can serve one and only one emperor/king

All look like deportable offenses and there is no statutory period for deportable offense. Your friend will be lucky if USCIS does not initialzate a removal proceeeding