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I already have one interview before , i passed english and civics test but got continuance for some more documents to furnish. I got my next interview in two weeks but its scheduled at 930 pm , thats way after office close for business? Is that a normal process or should i be a bit concerned...

you are right , i guess i am just frustrated with the whole situation , i need to hire a attorney and let him organize this for me ,,

No, she was not even in this country , i did not leave USA in previous 8 years either. I talked to a lawyer and he said if i can prove my marriage in my native country was annulled before the statuary period of 5 years , my N400 should be ok ,, or they will probably deny it for having bad moral...

No, she came , i believe in 1994 or so to visit her brother, she had multiple visit visa and then she came back in 1998 again to get away from her family. I understand what USCIS can perceive , but what was stopping me from divorcing my wife in 1998 to marry my cousin if that was my intention...

Exactly , you are prob right on your guess. But i have never gone to a POE counter with her, i am quite positive of that but , right now , thats besides the point. I mean should i have just said she is not wife and that would have been the end of it? Its a catch 22, trouble if i explain it and...

religious marriage was after i married my legal wife, after my LPR and a quick religious divorce.

i got my original GC back in 98 , based on my marriage to an american citizen. i was never married to anyone in anyway at the time of when i got my permanent green card. while visiting my native country i was pressured into marrying my first cousin , both of us did not want to marry each other...

crux of the matter is when IO asked me if i ever was married to my cousin i did not lie about it and told him everything, also telling him that only reason i did not mention it on N400 is that i am not sure if that religious marriage can be called legal in any sense. There lies in the same...

yes, my legal wife is a natural born us citizen , we lived together from 92 to 99, i got my LPR based on marriage to her in 1998, after that we felt apart but never legally divorced . we prepared the divorce documents in 99 or so and i was under the impression that she would take care of it, but...

He did not tell me that i was living my cousin. I have traveled with her frequently to go see family, he told me that i told some airport official that i was traveling with my wife and not a cousin , which i have no recollection of whatsoever. Rest of it i told IO myself. IO asked me if i ever...

i had my N400 interview recently , i am applying based on 5 year LPR status. I got my LPR in 1998. Even though i am legally married and not officially divorced to my current wife , i got married in 1995. I had answered marriage question with having one wife , during the interview IO told me...

i failed to file a return 9 years ago, i took care of federal part but still have not gotten around to file sate return, i think from year 2000. i know you need tax returns from last 5 years, and i have those. Do i need to go back and take care of state return from year 2000? My state residency...

Let me try again. My friend have had GC for almost 10 years, he got it through kinship. He gets reentry permit every time he needs to and go back to UAE. He came here few months ago to 1. Get reentry permit 2. Renew his GC , its expiring this year He applied for both. He did not get...

i said renew his GC, he is not applying for citizenship. what does he return with the fingerprinting letter after signing it, is there a form to make such a request etc?

a friend on mine came to USA to renew his GC , 10 year expiry date is coming. He lives in UAE and dont plan to move in here in the near future. After applying he waited two months for fingerprinting letter but did not get it. He had to go back to work and as soon as he left letter was in the...

i concur ,, there is such a thing as statue of limitation under federal guidelines ;) assembler.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode18/usc_sup_01_18_10_II_20_213.html I came to USA legally in summer of 1989. Now hindsight is 20/20 , if i had knows the difference between felony and...

It was not a aggravated felony ,,

I plead guilty to a felony under USC 1029(a)(2) Unauthorized use of access device back in 1995. I was sentenced to 6 months of halfway house and 3 years of probation. During my halfway house stay i was picked up by INS for deportation proceedings based on the felony conviction. I was bonded...

I came to USA legally back in 88 on F-1 Visa. I had a felony back in 95 , it was non aggravated white collar crime. For that i was sentenced to 6 month half-way house, my co-defendant was given just probation because he was a citizen , judge made that clear to me. I also had a shoplifting...