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if it is just 6 numbers starting from 9 then try this: NSC*001 xxx xxx or NSC*000 xxx xxx for naturalization petition, they started using different letters (WSC for california center that used to be WAC) so... you got other options to try receipt should arrive within 10 days after...

the receipt number is 13 characters long. if you have just 6 starting from 1, then your full number is LIN*001 xxx xxx otherwise just wait for the receipt - your case will be in the system by then.

In my case passport applications were accepted the oath ceremony. you could fill out a form and apply fight after the ceremony. but i would suggest to go to a post office, less hassle and in case you have questions better chance of getting an answer. you can check pos offices right there where...

You were right, Shribuy! Although I do not have the passport in my hands, I know that USPS already made an attempt to deliver the package at my house - I missed them by minutes! But oh, well! I will get it either tonight or tomorrow by just going to the postal annex where they load their...

I agree. just go there and have the interview. it is up to INS at this point to make sure law is not broken. they will easily schedule you for an oath date to satisfy 5-year residence requirement. you may mention it during the interview as a friendly reminder. do not skip the interview!!! you do...

I had same experience - I did not even think about it! I applied in the local library (there was an acceptance facility). And the postage I paid is for the passport to be delivered from Passport Agency to my address, not the other way. I think processing fee of 30$ includes delivering your...

1. what district you reside in? California, e.g., has 4 districts. if you are ina metropolitan area it usually has the district court seat right there - always helpful to be near one. 2. from www.uscourts.gov get onto your district court's website and look there for pro se package. there you...

Hi, There was no fee in the Central District of California (LA). I do know of any other such district where you do not have to pay though...

thanks, ApplyInDenver Hi APplyInDenver, thanks! As for your questions: 1. Here in LA the suggestion by the clerk and those who were filing before me (Mr.LA!!) was to put the first defendant like this Alberto Gonzales et al. (see attachment) And then staple a copy of the front...

I am done! Today I became an American citizen! I had an oath ceremony in Pomona Fairplex with 3000 other people and their guests. The whole ceremony was very well organized and went smoothly and effeciently. I was out of Fairgrounds by 11 am. My signature has my approximate timeline. I...

I am done! Today I became an American citizen! I had an oath ceremony in Pomona Fairplex with 3000 other people and their guests. The whole ceremony was very well organized and went smoothly and effeciently. I was out of Fairgrounds by 11 am. My signature has my approximate timeline. I...

to KJ This is a new issue for I485 filers. AILA may be the place to look for an answer. See, it's like catch22 - PD is not current, visa unavailable, then we (CIS) have no reason to work on a name check. When visa number becomes available - name check is not complete, back into the queue to...

to Basia866 I am just thinking out of the blue - you can report your lawyer to the bar. But I think you really need to substantiate your complaint with proofs that he did wrong you - that's why everything has to be in writing. If he tells you that were 60 days are not up yet - is there a...

to KJ Sometimes, Chertoff is not named defendant, but the entire Department of Homeland Security is. And alsmost always CIS is defendant. so try to narrow down with different keywords. As for Priority date being current and visa availability - I am not sure what course of action should be...

to XVISTIK I'd be proactive and find out the name of the guy ASAP by just calling the office. Waiting for a month (or two) for the name to show up somewhere was not an option for me - I admit, I am a control freak. And in your post, drgeorge, I think the key word is EVENTUALLY... :) Name...

Call Civil Process Clerk at US Attny's office and ask who is assigned to your case and what is the phone # to reach that person. Pacer a lot of the time does not show this info. good luck

sue them. go to the very first thread in this form "Anyone with a lawsuit..." you will find a lot of people who are in the same shoes (or have been in your shoes before they sued the government). there has been a deicion in the 9th circuit that 120-day period starts at day USCIS interviews the...

sign up with PACER at the link provided by CaJack http://pacer.psc.uscourts.gov/ then go to your district court PACER website and search 890 (other statutory actions) cases. There we will probably find a lot of cases filed against DHS and DOJ, or their respective secretaries - most of them...

Cajack: yes, in PACER has Cause: Petition for naturalization hearing 1446. But your cause of action is 1447b, that stipulates that 120 days rule. 1446 - as far as I remember is a more general that petitioner can request a hearing before immigration judge blah blah blah, and then it goes into...

Just a suggestion: Sign up with PACER account, look up WOM/1447b cases that were filed in your district and look up if plaintiffs are represented by attorneys. PACER lists attorney contact info. Very quickly you will have a list of lawyers who do business in your district.