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Is there any way one can apply for Citizenship online? I saw something on the USCIS website but it did not seem to apply to the citizenship application... Thanks!

Ok, but what ties can I keep? My immediate family is not in the States (I just have cousins) and I would not be paying rent. What proof can I give?

I have a weird question. I am in the process of applying for citizenship and, I am admitted to study in a University in Montreal, Quebec for Spring 2008. In case I did not get the citizenship then, what should I do? Can I leave the US for studying abroad and maintain my application for...

it seems no one has an answer....

Hello, I am in the process of applying for citizenship and I am filling out the N-400 form: last year,2006, I worked for a couple of days and did not make much money. In my W2 form, I have no federal income taxes withheld but only 12$ social security tax and 3$ medicare tax. Everybody...

I prefer to apply after 5 years, just to be on the safe side. Thanks a lot for your help!

Thanks a lot for your help. One last question: my last entry after the 2 long absences was August 11 2003. Can I file now or should I wait until August?

Thank you for your response. But when you fill out the N-400 form, you are required to put ALL your trips abroad from the moment you became a permamnent resident (so in case you stayed here for 20 years, are you supposed to remember all your trips abroad??) I hope they will not focus on the...

Hello, I have a couple of questions: 1) I got my green card in september 2001. For the first two years, I stayed outside the country for more than six months but less than one year and was readmitted at the airport. I want to apply now for citizenship (after almost 7 years), since after every...

Thanks a lot for your help :)

Well, that's what I thought, insurance has nothing to do with the citizenship process. I was eligible for commonwealth care and my dad for masshealth even if we are not US citizens: you can be eligible if you have green card! But I am wondering why this lawyer said that you shouldn't be covered...

Hello, Someone told me that, having the Government's insurance coverage (Commonwealth care in my case), it will not be legal for me to apply for citizenship; it's one or the other.Is that correct? Also I am allowed to leave the country for a short trip between the fingerprints and the...

I heard that the application fee will double starting August 2007, is that correct? I decided thus to apply for citizenship now, but I'm leaving the country for 2 months. Can I leave the US after I send the application? Thanks for your help.

I'm new here and not understanding the tax filing system. I'm now giving private lessons, so I'm taking cash money. Should I declare my income every month? If yes, where can I get the application and where should I send it? Some people told me that even if you don't have any income, you should...

Yes but how would he know I didnt stay more than 6 months? There is no stamp on the passeport saying I went out, nor an americain checkpoint before entering Canada!

I have one last question: I don't understand something! If you cross the canadian border from the U.S and then you come back, how are they supposed to know how long you have been in Canada? You can stay more than six months there if americans don't check your exit from the US! Do they ask you...

Do I need my passport to cross the border or Green card is enough?

ok I see. So if someone goes to Canada from the US he will be with all the passengers from the rest of the world. There's not a special gate for US residents or citizens!??

They don't register your exit at the airport! I do have my old passeport,but I thought that I have to have a stamp on my passeport to prove my entries and exits. They're telling me it's not necessary..so I don't know! Having an entry to Canada without an exit may sound suspicious.. I can't prove...

I don't know, that's why am asking!! When you get out from the american airport, they don't register your exit, so I dont know if it's the same on the american/canadian border!