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Some good news... Update on Pending FBI Name Checks and Projected Naturalization Processing Times http://www.dhs.gov/xnews/releases/pr_1220993097713.shtm

The first thing to do is schedule an infopass appointment if it has been over 120 days. The infopass appt would be able to tell you whether your case is stuck in the FBI namecheck process. if it is, you have the option of waiting. USCIS and FBI had announced a plan to eliminate cases stuck inthe...

Hi strongestgeorge, WOM is Writ of Mandamus. It is basically a lawsuit filed on USCIS to do their job within a reasonable time. The WOM did work for me as my case was stuck in the FBI name check process. To file a WOM you can either contact an immigration attorney or do it yourself. Here is the...

Got my oath letter in the mail yesterday (8/22) for September 17th 10am at Campbell. N-400 timeline DO : San Jose 04/09/2007 : Mailed 04/17/2007 : Priority Date 04/19/2007 : Check cashed 07/31/2007 : Finger Printing Done 05/10/2008 : Filed Writ of Mandamus 07/01/2008 : Received...

Update - I received my interview letter in the mail today. Status as below. dope4datish ------------------------- San Jose DO PD 04/17/07 FP Done 07/31/07 IL Recd 05/31/08 Interview Schedule 07/14/08

jumpdrive, here are the instructions on re-entry permit and travel after GC, that I got from my lawyer as a closing note when I got my GC. Please verify the below however for accuracy on the USCIS website as laws could have changed. "In order to maintain your lawful permanent resident...

It all depends on which country's passport you have. Check whether you need a visa or not at: http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1006977149962

Indian citizens are not eligible for the DV lottery. You can find out more information about the 2008 DV program here - http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/ps/2006/72835.htm

Will the new comprehensive immigration reform bill being discussed in the Senate prevent US Citizens from applying for Green cards for their Parents? CNN-IBN has today aired in the news that this would be the case. Would like to ascertain whether this is true or not.

Thanks for the heads up. Trip to Mars was fantastic :) The reason I asked this question was AR-11 requires the Port of Entry into US and Date of Entry into US. After getting the GC, I've exited and entered the country multiple times. Do these fields on the form pertain to the last entry...

Must Greencard Holders File Form AR-11 after they have changed residences within the US?

Must GC holders file form AR-11 when they change their residence?