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1. Go to court and they'll give you all the forms and instructions 2. Court 3. 6 weeks

My attorney told me that according to US laws, you are innocent unless they can prove otherwise. So it's not YOU to prove; it's your employer to prove. Just tell your employer: "Go Fu*& Yourself."

Go to the court and they will give you the instruction. You need to publish your name change petition on news paper for 6 weeks, then go to court again for hearing. If no one challenges your petition, it will be granted. Then you buy the judge order and mail with your old passport. No need to...

Your new passport is made in China too. LOL. Congratulations!

Journal over 3/7: became US citizen; applied US passport (regular service) 3/11: start changing name process at Alameda County 3/22: received passport 5/9: name changed 5/12: applied US passport with new name 6/17: received new passport.

They don't care as long as you are not a criminal I left my sponsor right after I-140. I was a little afraid before I went to the citizen interview but the officer didn't even bother to ask my employment history...........

My wife's father will come visit her next month. She's US citizen and would like to apply green card for him. How long will it take if she starts the process once he arrives? He will stay for 6 months and we are hoping that the green card can be approved within 6 months. Another question...

Here is what I found out if you want to change your name after naturalization (if you are in SFO district): 1. Take oath, apply passport using original name 2. Change your name: http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp/other/namechangestart.htm 3. Apply new passport (no fee within 1 year)...

Helper00: Since I want to change name too, we are on the same boat. I have to reschedule my oath because I need to go a business trip. So if you could find the details and let me know, it'll be greatly appreciated. The question is how do we proceed? 1. Take oath, get naturalization cert...

Please let us know if you find the answer after oath. I want to know too. Thanks a lot!!!!

I was told you can't change names at some INS districts, such as SFO. The only way is to go through the court...

My timeline 10/12: Submitted application 10/24: Received notification that requires $70 fingerpint fee 10/25: Paid $70 fee 11/15: Finger print notice 11/23: Finger print 1/5: Interview notice 1/26: Interview at Oakland 2/17: Received oath letter 3/7: Oath If I want to change my...

Congratulation!! And thanks for the detailed information. Did the immigration officer tell you when you should expect the oath letter? Did she tell you anything about backgroud/name check? Is it done? Thanks again.

San Francisco oath dates in 2006: http://www.masonicauditorium.com/calendar.html Still no one is willing to help an old man on the questions above? :(

Please, anyone knows? My timeline 10/12: Submitted application 10/24: Received notification that requires $70 fingerpint fee 10/25: Paid $70 fee 11/15: Finger print notice 11/23: Finger print 1/5: Interview notice 1/26: Interview at Oakland Haven't heard anything on oath??

Did interview on 1/26 in Oakland. Got the congratulation letter. However, no oath letter yet. Is it normal? I see some guys at within 2 weeks, some guys even faster? Will anything hold it up? Background check? Where can I call to check the status? Thank you!!!!!!!

My wife received form N-430 Naturalization Appointment Notice for this month; I received form I-797 Request for Applicant to Appear for Naturalization Initial Interview for next month. What's the difference? Why is mine "initial"? Is there any following interviews? I hope not. Thanks for any...

I'm going to submit my N400 application but I'll be out of country for 2 months. If they ask me to do fingerprint during while I'm gone, can I reschedule it after I come back? Will it cause any problems? Or should I submit my application after I come back? Thank you!

What's wrong with you dick head? Did I ask which court???? Read my question again.

I got a illegal left turn traffic ticket in 1998 or 1999. I understand that I need to write it in the application form but I didn't keep the record. Where can I get that information? From DMV or local police department or local traffic court? Thanks a lot!