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1. I advise to translate your birth and divorce certificates, notarize them and notarize a copy of the originals at a local bank, where you are a client - in many banks they have public notaries who do this for clients for free. I did the same with all my documents issued not in the US. 2...

Murali, I am afraid that "90 to 120 to review" is just USCIS's standard answer to all inquires, so this does not mean that you will have to wait another 90 to 120 days. I had exactly the same response, when I called USCIS to find out whether an IL has ever been sent out. They said the same key...

An inexperienced lawyer in at least three years must become experienced...

I also looked through the posts of oldtown77, and, yes, these posts are so contradictory! I have an impression that this person, oldtown77, is not asking about his/her own case, but asks about different cases, for example, his/her friends, still using "a magic pronoun I" in the posts, and that...

Thanks to everyone! I hope he will not have any problems at his interview.

I guess you have not had your interview yet? I doubt they will tell you when they might schedule your oath ceremony, if you have not had your interview yet. Much depends on how your interview goes. In some cases they put the case "on hold", request for evidence, etc. Sometimes there are lines...

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The mmentap To prove what? That you do not owe any tax? That you were continuously residing in the US (satisfying criterion of 182 days/calendar year for the past 5 years after getting your "green card")? Bring tax transcripts for available years (2008-2011). I looked in my folder, the...

First of all, if you paid all your taxes diligently, they will not ask you for showing tax transcripts. However, this Forum users still advise to have tax transcripts available at hand at the interview - just in case. Even though I have never had any delays or problems with taxes, I ordered tax...

I looked attentively at the Interview letter, and it says I should bring proof for Selective Service registration. It looks like this is a general letter for everyone - no matter men or women. I am a woman, and came to the US when I was older than 26. Do I still need to call selective service to...

This is standard process. First they update status when putting a case in line for an interview scheduling, and then, typically in a few days or weeks, but sometimes even during the same day, the status is updated again, when the Interview Letter is sent out.

I have also noticed that people who applied for naturalization at (5 years-3 months) go through the process for longer time than those who fulfilled complete 5-year-term (or 3-year-term based on marriage). But, of course, much depends on the DO. Anyway, all of us will be invited to an interview...

Thanks, Nwctzn! As for his birth certificate, we translated it into English and notarized the translation at a local bank. So he will take an original, a photocopy, and the notarized translation with him. Probably, they require this because he got his GC as my dependent, and the birth...

Thanks. Yes, he registered for selective service the same month as he turned 18. He got his registration card. He will take this card with him. Does he need any additional letters from Selective Service? YL says about State ID or DL, which he has. There are many documents listed in the IL, but...

Documents for my son's interview My son's interview is approaching. He got his GC 5 years ago as my dependent, a minor. All his prior visas were also dependent on mine (J2 and H4). My GC is employment-based, and his is a derivative. Does he need to bring to the interview copies of all documents...

Thanks, TheRealCanadian, this is important info. This means that IO has also no right to ask me for such a letter. That's exactly what I needed to know.

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