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7/11/09 Filed N400 7/22/09 Mail Received 7/22/09 Priority Date 7/23/09 Check Cashed 7/26/09 Fingerprint Notice 8/11/09 Fingerprint done 8/31/09 Letter for Interview 10/08/09 Interview done I didn't receive anything yet but the IO said that she suggested my approval.

What do I do then? :confused:

ICE officers came to my house looking for someone else and they took me thinking I was illegal because my papers were lost. I told them I was legal and he said "you will be our guest until we figure out what's going on with you". I spent the night in the county jail and next day they admitted...

She said "you should consider getting a lawyer for this". It's like why should I have to pay at least a thousand dollars to a lawyer because of a mistake they did?

When I was getting my conditions removed at the end of 2 years, the same issue came up but all IO had to do was to make a phone call. She was very nice and understanding about it. I hope that the IO at the citizenship interview will be similar as well.

I called them today but they couldn't help me. She just said she wouldn't be able to send me a copy of my arrest record and I should contact DHS but she's a part of DHS too. I'm confused now. :confused:

So for my citizenship interview I am asked to bring documents about my arrest. I was arrested in 2005 by Homeland Security Agents (or ICE) wrongfully. They thought I was illegal because my documents were lost, and the next day they confirmed that I was legal and let go of me. No charges were...

7/11/09 Filed N400 7/22/09 Mail Received 7/22/09 Priority Date 7/23/09 Check Cashed 7/26/09 Fingerprint Notice 8/11/09 Fingerprint done 8/31/09 Letter for Interview 10/08/09 Interview date

So it takes about 3 months between finger print and interview.

7/11/09 Filed N400 7/22/09 Mail Received 7/22/09 Priority Date 7/23/09 Check Cashed 7/26/09 FP Notice 8/11/09 FP will be done

So I'll get straight to the question. I read somewhere that they want the applicant to present tax returns for the last 5 years, however for the last 4 years I've been student and I never worked, never had income, and never filed tax return. What can I do about it? Would they simply deny my...

It's going to be very hard for me to go there 2-3 times. I live in the other end of the state and I don't even have a car currently. I guess I will apply for citizenship at a later time.

From beginning of the process to the end, how many times do I have to go to USCIS building in Detroit?

Is Detroit office the only one serving in Michigan? I live in Michigan but I'm far away from Detroit. Can't I go to another office? Besides, I heard that Detroit is the most dangerous city in the country. Is the USCIS building in a safe neighborhood? Thanks