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Business casual should be OK. Depends on each case, whether there are lots of questions that need to be asked or not. I would think about 0.5~1.5 hour. Don't know anything about couple interview.

Yes. After my interview, my case was not approved, but pending for document. And I think I asked on this forum (I can't find the post now). After I was told about the A-file, I scheduled an infopass to go to the office just to "remind" them that it should be in my A-file. It was in computer...

I absolutely agree with you. It's just that in my case, I was asked about my long trips back to my home country and asked to show reentry permit. The reason for this, according to the IO that handled my case, is that I might have long trips back and did not file reentry permits and was just...

Continuous residence I had similar problem. Let me share my experience. I had my GC for about 10 years now. But my trips that were more than 5 years ago was still asked about during the interview. And the IO asked me to provide travel document for those trips. I asked her the reason why it's...

Trips outside of U.S. for more than 6 month For the trips out of U.S. for more than 6 months, did you apply for travel document? When you came in the U.S. on Jan. 10, did the immigration officer ask you anything about you staying out of the U.S. for more than 6 month?

Just an update if anyone's interested in this topic Went for an infopass this morning. Told the lady assisting me that I was not able to find the travel documents. She said sometimes if it's close to the end of the two years, some airports will take the travel document away even though they...

I see. Thank you for helping. I have scheduled an InfoPass appointment for this Thursday morning. I'll asked about it then.

The interview took place in Greer, SC. I'll ask around. Thank you.

Sorry, stupid question, what's an A-file? Thank you

Oops... Can't find my travel document anywhere... I have to send them back by December 3rd. Is there anything I can do? Should they have a record somewhere? If I can't provide my travel document, does that mean I won't be able to get my citizenship? Does that affect my PR status also?

OK, This is stupid, but... Help! I already had my interview today and I didn't realize this problem till now: I did not mention the traffic tickets!! I had 2 speeding tickets, 1 "failed to give way to..." ticket, and 1 "driving with expired tag" ticket. All paid. (Went to the court for 2, but...

Thanks for all the replies above. I filed my tax (actually, got my tax return) and that wasn't an issue today during my interview.

So, I had my interview today. I was still asked to provide my reentry permit for 2000~2006, which is before my 5 year continuous residency. Thought I won't need those. But I guess I do.... I will update this thread afterwards for anyone that's interested in this topic.

I didn't owe any tax, as far as I know, the federal and/or the state owe me since I probably should have money returned to me. So should I try to file 08 tax now? But I was in another state back then, can I still just do it online? Btw, thank you both (javacafe, vimarket) for helping.

I didn't file extension. I didn't receive anything from IRS. And I did file for years 2009 and 2010.

I got my PR for almost 10 years now and have been living in the U.S. continuously for almost 5 years now. But in n-400, part 7, C, I need to list trips outside of U.S. since I became a lawful permanent resident. Does that mean I have to include the time that I remain in my hometown even though...

I forgot to file tax return for 08' and in M-477 it says that I need to provide "All correspondance with the IRS regarding failure to file." What does that mean? I don't understand what that is. Thanks for helping.