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I was just helping a relative(greencard holder) change her home address online because that's what USCIS requires. I, on the other hand, am a naturalized US citizen and I have no case or any business pending with the USCIS. Am I correct in assuming that I'm under absolutely no...

I was helping a relative submit the AR-11 change of address form on the USCIS website. She is a greencard-holder with no case pending with the USCIS. She moved to a new address and just want to complete a change of address per USCIS regulations. After filling out all of the information...

well.... I realize I started this thread a LONG time ago... but it has come back to bite me in the [rear end], unfortunately. now I'm not sure I should do....

so much for doing the right thing... :D I sent the greencard back last month. Yesterday, it was mailed back to me. The USCIS included a letter that basically said they had no idea what to do with it. :confused::mad::(:eek:

don't waste their time by filling out your membership in the AAA, local PBS station, PTA, or the Book Club... The govt only wants to know if you're actively involved in a trade union(Teamsters, for example), or worse, communist party or Neo-Nazi groups.(which would probably mean immediate...

after speaking with agent this morgen, I was advised to return the greencard anyway. I have already dispatched it via USPS Registered Mail with Return Receipt this afternoon. (mailed to the original office) Guess that's that! :)

if old girlfriend shows up and claim her child is mine, can I refuse to have anything to do with it? For examplpe, let say for argunment's sake that the child is really biologically linked to me... which I admit is a possibility because she and I were boyfriend/girlfriend for several years...

I went into the local Passport Agency(2-hour drive) with my wife the day after she took oath at the courthouse. After the ceremony, she was officially a US citizen. At the Passport Agency, we were 3rd in line and after we explained our urgent need for a passport, the agent took the...

okay... I'm not going to panic.... almost a million people become citizens every year in the USA, so I can't be the only one who is in this situation, right? :) I dont' really care to keep it as a souvenir... the picture was super unflattering.... I have my US passport, which is the best...

It depends. When my cousin went to his naturalization, I was NOT allowed to take any pictures because it was inside a federal courthouse. but we took many pictures afterwards, standing on the courthouse steps... the judge even came out to the stpes and posed with everybody. for my ceremony...

if your marriages(first and second one) to the same woman was 100% legit, then you have nothing to worry about. just make sure you can document and back up your claim. There is no law that says you can't get married to the same woman over and over again. People are entitle to change their...

It's been a little over 3 years since my naturalization ceremony. Everything went smoothly and I got my US passport three weeks later. Just before the ceremony started, I remember the USCIS workers lining everybody up and asked us to turn in our greencards. I turned it in like everyone...