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I am applying for my US passport and in one section it request the Alien reg. number if applicable. Question is do we have to fill that in? I am assuming that this number will forever follow us naturalized citizens. If we dont fill it in are there consequences? I figure it is best to include...

if your friend is serious about getting his US citizenship then it may be a good idea to wait a few more years when he/she knows they will be more permamnet in the US. However, if your friend is only gone for a few months of the year then it should be ok, assuming he/she have proof of rent...

if your friend is serious about getting his US citizenship then it may be a good idea to wait a few more years when he/she knows they will be more permamnet in the US. However, if your friend is only gone for a few months of the year then it should be ok, assuming he/she have proof of rent...

if it is remote in time to your friend's visits then it wont play a role.. if it is within the 5 year continous period requirement then it wiil play a role. I also had many frequent trips of a duration more than 6 months but since it was remote in time (greater than 5 yrs) it was ignored..but...

i had my interview today and i got a $120 speeding ticket..so when officer asked just said i got one..

wife and daughter are newly minted US citizens. the new passport is an e-passport, at leats here in florida..who says we are just a vacation state!!

it was Texas service center and the district office was West Palm Beach, Fl. There wer at least 70 people in the waiting room and I had to put my letter in a tray. I was called in about 15 minutes later. I just went back and collected my Oath Ceremony letter and I am scheduled for Tuesday...

Hey all! Just got done with my interview. As promised I am relaying my story. I came to this country in 1979 on an F-1 student visa to go to university. I went on to graduate school and in the meantime, I was sponsored by my school to fill in a position. I recieved my green card in 1990...

This forum has provided me with a wealth of information and I say many thanks to all for both past advice and future advice! Any advice out there for the interview? any do's or dont's? Thanks. Needless to say I am nervous and excited at the same time!

thanks! feel at ease. wasnt sure if that was in error but it looks like it isnt.

Thanks Rama. Maybe it was an error on their part.

wife and daughter recieved their passports (expedited, overnight and took 5 weeks!). When I checked the front page with all the dat under "Endorsements" it says "see page 27." There are no endorsements on page 27. First, dont know why there would be endorsements and second is this on everyones...

passport question.. wife and daughter recieved their passports (expedited, overnight and took 5 weeks!). When I checked the front page with all the dat under "Endorsements" it says "see page 27." There are no endorsements on page 27. First, dont know why there would be endorsements and...

thanks folks. i will let you know how it goes.

I renewed my passport last year, however, i do not seem to have my older passport (not sure if the consulate kept it). Is this going to be a problem at my interview? (June 13) The previous one had most of my travel dates .. any help appreciated. Thanks

..finally! received m y interview letter May 14th, 2007, IV scheduled June 13, 2007. I had an infopass May 7 and was told it was in just placed in queue for an interview, so it took 7 days to get the letter. Pretty good in my opinion. Cant wait to get this behind me.

took an infopass today. was told that i am now in queue for an interview. not sure how long that takes but i am assuming i should have a letter in the next few weeks! finally

this seems to be the only office which has remained at the "now processing Aug. 14, 2006" dates. Eevery other office is at Sept. 12, 2006. Is WPB that overwhelmed. I am still sitting waiting..my priority date is Aug. 29, 2006.

I am surprised that jacksonville is so slow. Looks like you went through the whole process very quickly. My wife had her interview two weeks ago in West Palm Beach, FL. They told her to wait after she was done so they could give her the oath letter. The oath was scheduled for the following...

it doesnt really seem to change. My wife who was naturalized last week and sworn in..when I check online it still says it is being processed.. so not sure if the "update" information is correct. I think they enter it once and never look at it.