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The biggest confusion is whether I should mention this on the N-400 application or not because both the local police and the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) people just let me go. They did not ask me to do any follow either at the police station or a court or any other place. And I...

Any recommendations on good lawyers in SF Bay area?? Thanks

It looks like one can request their own FBI Identification Record at http://www.fbi.gov/hq/cjisd/fprequest.htm Should I do this??

One more question..if because of the above incident my Citizenship is denied, then would they let me stay in the US on greencard or deport.. Thanks

Again I don't remember wether they had SWAT insignia on their arm patches. But they were definitly dressed like swat and had ICE (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement) written on their backs. What puzzles me now is they just let me go at that time without asking to show up in court...

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This was in bay area http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/artic...&sn=001&sc=1000 I was never asked to show up for a court date. Does that mean there was no case booked against me and I don't need to mention this on the form??

I intend to mention this on the form. But my concern is where do I get a document like the one people get for TICKETS stating that NO CHARGES WERE FILED specially when both local police and federal authorities were involved.

Mr. Obongo and Mr. Cantex, Before posting my query, I had thought a lot about people like u who would want to make fun of the situation rather then giving a helpful advice. What I did was my choice and I will pay for the consequences. So I would appreciate if u cannot give any advice then...

I don't remember whether I was fingerprinted or not... Also anybody else has any inputs??

Hi Guys, Last October I was at an asian massage parlor (when I say say massage I mean the whole massage) when there was a police and USCIS raid. I was detained there for 3 hours and after my status check I was let go. Is this going to be a issue when I apply for citizenship later this...