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Depends on your DO. 1-2 months usually

If you didn't leave the country for more than 6 months and you met physical residence requirement, you didn't break continuous residence. And even if you did, don't worry about it. You shouldn't have a problem on the interview. Just have your supporting documents ready and be confident at the...

Do not send anything with N-400.

Denial doesn't affect your green card in any way....

Thanks! Yeah I will be going to my home country and not only for dental work but to see all my relatives. This time I won't have to worry about continuous residence.:) I parked in main parking where you pay $14/day. I know there are many other places to park but I didn't want to drive and look...

it's amazing to finally put an end to dealing with stupidity and retardness(if there's such a word) of USCIS, that's for sure.:)

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Thought you might be interested Thought you might be interested: http://forums.immigration.com/showthread.php?546002-My-interview-I-can-t-believe-it!!!&p=2569663#post2569663

Finally WOW. Finally, what a day..... Had my interview today in Newark. There were many people today, I stayed and waited there from 9AM till 5:30PM. My interview went fine I guess. The girl was very nice. She asked me about my over 6 month trip, and asked me all supporting documents I had...

sorry, can't agree with you. When it comes to immigration, lawyers are total waste of time and money.

I'm not guru but I'd definitely take a chance if you have supporting documents. The more the better.

Quote from interview letter "If for any reason you cannot keep the appointment, return this letter immediately to the USCIS office address listed below (local office) with your explanation and a request for a new appointment."

I think they have at least 5-6 IOs a day.

She was taking my interview too. And yes, she's very nice....at least looks nicer than others. I even know her last name.:)))

let it go my friend. When I was applying, I was concentrating on one thing forgetting many others. USCIS doesn't care about all your employers....unless you got your visa through your employer, or some of your employers sponsored you in the past. If you already had resident status and worked...

guys, come on already. you can call your employers and get exact dates of you want. there's nothing wrong with it. But it is very unlikely this will be disclosed at the interview. For example I too had all my tax returns with me, but they didn't bother to mention it. They usually have many...

No they don't check it unless they suspect something. You don't have to request any docs from employers. This is absurd.

http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=232168,00.html 1-2 weeks

No, you don't need statements for 5 years, just for time you were absent from the USA. And no, IO didn't ask for the statements. I had many support documents with me including savings account statements, credit card statements, medical notes, tax return transcripts, proof that I didn't work when...