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about your opinion on going to COP after GC I agree 110% it should not effect you in airports or citizenship or any thing it happen to me

hey The lawyer I spoke to showed me this: "(2) Alien Has A Travel Document From His/her Country. Similarly, if the applicant is in possession of a valid travel document from the country of nationality, the Form I-131 may also be deniable. There is no absolute prohibition against issuing a...

Hi Paramvir, I was checking the old thread the original one so I didn’t know about the great news so my congratulations and good job brother

Hi thaxs all...my COP in Africa and I wonder as much as you some people go through hard time and some not I was lucky thank God but since it's not against the law to go back to COP as on Lawyer told me he said they can’t deny you citizenship based on going back to COP he told me they might give...

Hi to you all Today I would like to post my citizenship interview experience which it was today, but before I get to the interview itself let me say I got my green card based on asylum on February of 2004 and before I applied for the citizenship I went back to my COP one time for 59 days...

Hi all My problem I think is bigger than all of you guys I entered the US on July of 1999 and lost my passport after couple weeks after arriving, I was granted asylum on December of the same year I had my asylum interview without my passport and it was OK back then, I went back to COP for 87...

Hi Paramvir hey bro this is great i hope you will get something today keep us posted plz

H i there Let's open a new threat I really do't know how and I think this matter is really important and more people can talk about it

Hi Paramvir, What happed to your citizenship case? I hope you got approved plz update

hi there Can a refuge or asylee travel back to native country? "(2) Alien Has A Travel Document From His/her Country. Similarly, if the applicant is in possession of a valid travel document from the country of nationality, the Form I-131 may also be deniable. There is no absolute prohibition...