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Hi, I got my GC when I was 14 years and 10 months old. Now, I am 22 and still have another 2.5 years on my GC. Should I have renewed my GC before my 16th birthday, or is the card valid for another 2.5 years? If the card is valid, can one file for a new card even if it still has 2.5...

And if we apply again do we have to write the check inlcuding the biometrics fee, which they will return to us later when checking the database, or do we exclude the biometrics fee?

How long are the USCIS biomtrics valid for? If one's first N400 application was denied can the biomtrics taken the first time be used for the reapplication of a new N400?

I contacted the NPIC today about the application and they told us to call back in a couple of days as they have not got our application into the system yet. Will update once I know more.

So we had to send in the GC with the application? Will it help to go to the post office on Monday and try to submit the GC, or should we wait for them to contact us? We chose expedite service, so hopefully the process will be quick as we will be travelling abroad in the first week of August.

They never asked to see them.

Were we supposed to send the applicants GCs with the application? They never asked for their GCs, but the passport form said: "proof of your admission to the United States for permanent residence." Did they forget to ask about the GC in the post office? Will the application be rejected?

So we just applied for the passports and both applications will be processed together. They never took their GC, so what happens with it when they get the passport?

So my younger siblings are both allowed to apply for a US passport because our dad has become a US citizen. Today I went to the local post office and got the passport application forms, and on them it says what documents one has to provide. One of the documents listed is: the Certificate of...

What is the N600 process like? Is it similar to N400, involving FP/interview/oath ceremony/same timeline, or is it just a matter of sending in the form and getting a certificate?

As the title says, what happens when one reapplies for citizenship after having had a denial earlier? Will the process be any different? Will they know that one has already filed for citizenship and got it denied? If the reason for denial was physical presence, will they ask for any...

I will just wait and see if something comes. Otherwise I will just schedule an Infopass next week.

I called the 1-800 number and asked to be transferred to a second tier officer. When I asked about my case status to the 2nd tier officer, she just read the same information I already knew, and told me that I should allow for 14 business days for the notice to arrive. I specifically asked her if...

When I have been rescheduled for the oath ceremony, will the case status revert back to oath ceremony? Could the "initial evidence" that they "mailed" me on May 18 really mean that I have been rescheduled a new date?

I sent the oath rescheduling request as registered mail, and they received it on May 1. Seems it took them a while to process the request. Will just give them a call on Monday then. They should be able to givev me the real status of my case, and not just read up the same info as their...

Copy and paste from case status page: On May 18, 2012, we mailed a notice requesting initial evidence in this case. Please follow the instructions on the notice to submit the evidence requested. Meanwhile, processing of this case is on hold until we either receive the evidence or the...

And you are 100% sure about this? Sorry if it comes across as rude, but I have been freaking out since I saw the changed case status this morning. So there is nothing coming my way from USCIS, even though it says so on their website? Does this mean that I am removed from the oath ceremony...

But I will receive a letter, the cause status says "On May 18, 2012, we mailed a notice requesting initial evidence in this case". So what kind of evidence will this be?

Hi I couple of weeks ago I was scheduled for an oath ceremony that will take place late next week. As I was supposed to be outside of the US during that week and the following one I sent back the oath ceremony notice and explained my situation (that I would be outside of the US). Yesterday...

What am I risking? I still meet the requirements for becoming a citizen.