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Hi Julie Are you referring to the fingerprinting and subsequent checks with the FBI via the submission of your fingerprints? If you are, what will show up are all arrests and convictions. If you have commited a crime, but you were not arrested - for example, maybe shoplifting where the...

For those who are citizens, please get registered and vote. The President needs VA. Romney will not be so immigrant friendly.

Question, how will India know if you have acquired citizenship? I don't think the USCIS takes away your indian passport nor do they notify the Indian embassy when you naturalize, so why not keep both passports? You can fly back to India and then just live there after that or maybe travel...

whats the point of asking people in the forums here to confirm? these people here are just layman, heck some of them even post stupid advice and use the forum as means to get attention to themselves. dude, just apply man. no one can guarantee you anything. heck you or I might even die tomorrow...

rely on what USCIS says - http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/menuitem.eb1d4c2a3e5b9ac89243c6a7543f6d1a/?vgnextoid=86bd6811264a3210VgnVCM100000b92ca60aRCRD&vgnextchannel=86bd6811264a3210VgnVCM100000b92ca60aRCRD

Once you get arrest and/or convicted, your prints will be in the NCIC system. So when you enter the country, you will always be flagged for secondary inspections because your prints will show up. No way to get around this unless you get naturalized (where you are not required to be fingerprinted...

you will be fine and please let us know

Just go and get your oath done. no need to declare anything. chances are no will know. i mean you will need to be a terrorist or someone endangering national security for them to dig up your files years down the road, find out that you did not disclose a speeding ticket and then denaturalize...

ironic that they warned us because our complaints about a troll. from my experience, the officer keeps the receipts. they usually want originals or certified copies, FYI. And don't declare anything unless your traffic ticket is $500 or more.

also, there are people who managed to get same day oaths or in 2 days as rjackal has pointed out. no one knows exactly as it depends on your DO

http://www.trackitt.com/usa-immigration-trackers/n400 you can get a brief idea from data contained on the above tracker. It depends on your DO and it depends on luck. I don't think anyone knows exactly but 4-8 weeks is a good timeframe. Best of luck

birds of the same feather tend to flock together, don't they

I understand that under normal processing we will have to submit the naturalization certificate together with the passport application. We will then get the passport and naturalization certificate back via mail. However, what happens if the cert gets lost in the mail? What will happen then? Any...

lol. my advice is to get some help. you are ruining it for everyone by posting nonsense. and god bless those who bothered to reply with genuine advice.

agooms occur you can call them back, talk to them and ask for a 2nd level customer service. those officers will be able to tell you more about your appt and even fax you a copy of your notice.

please go get some your help. you post way too many out of nowhere posts and reading them makes me think that you need help. get help for the sake of your family and friends

Hi, does anyone know if we can get same day infopass appointments? i know that they have terminals there for people to make appointments but i don't know if we can get it on the spot. i checked online and infopass appoints are two weeks out. also, does anyone know the rough schedule of their...

I can really understand why everyone is pissed off. Joe - Do you know if the DC DO office still do same day oaths?

I had a cousin whose case got denied because the IO felt that he was 5'5 ish instead of 5'8 as shown on his DL. He appealed and lost the case. So you should definitely worry.

can you change your wife's name later? i thought if you do it now, your oath will have to be judicially administered and that might add some time to the whole process. i mean a name change is very common, i am sure it happens to a lot of people after they file for the N400, so there are ways...