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The officer has the discretion to ask for the tax documents but usually they do not do that unless there is an issue about your tax payment history. An exception is if you have a marriage-based application--in that case tax returns are mandatory.

The sad reality is that she cannot go.

They can delay the process but without more specific evidence of fraud I do not see how they can deny N-400. The burden of proving fraud is upon them. After 120 days you can threaten to sue them.

Hey cannot believe that you are ready to appply for citizenship!! Time flies by. You mean that the person's card should have been backdated but was not when the card was issued? You guys should have tried to fix this in the last four years. :) Now, how much longer does the person have...

Life is good. We first "talked" here like six years ago. Glad that we all made it.

congratulations

wow!!! what a pleasure to see an old familiar name. Hope all is well with you and congratulations. Thank you for updating us.

The response to both questions in 1. was negative. The examiner looked at the N-400 and saw that I had been to England frequently. She said jokingly you must be an Anglophile. She then asked what travel document did you use to enter the U.K. I said either a RTD or the RP. She then asked...

a pretty cookie-cutter experience. What do you want to know?

Greetings to the old timers who remember me from three or four years ago. Time flies by and it is a real pleasure to see that this forum is still around (and doing quite well). I just wanted to let all of you know that I recently got my United States citizenship. My asylum-based green card...

As far I can tell, the Senate bill contains the provision you asked about (it is a 600+ page document). It is now up to the House and the Senate to reach an agreement (hopefully with White House prodding). Colleagues in DC say that they are seeing mixed signals from the House--so who knows.

I am doing very well too. I just finished first year of grad school and I am getting ready to file for citizenship in a few months. I think this provision is relatively uncontroversial and it has a good chance of being part of any final reform package. The bigger question is if the reform...

Hey LolaLi, Indeed long time no see. How have you been? It was a nice treat seeing your name (this is my first post in a long time). Which version of the bill are you looking at? But this point I would not worry about its placement yet. There will be drastic changes to this bill...

EspressoJoy, I am really happy for you. I wish you the best in the future.

Gino, Stop worrying. What you received was a generic interview notice that the local offices mail out. They primarily deal with marriage cases and so much of the letter pertains to marriage-related issues. And you should not worry about employment letters either. It is not germane for...

Utility bills, a copy of your lease and cancelled check rental payments work the best.

should be around the corner. they have been really good. good luck.

Getting bored at home and deciding to check out this site. seeing the same old names. :D :D

obtain legal counsel. Yes it could be a big deal especially since it appears that you are still an asylee. You need the advice of an immigration attorney.

Relax. I assure you that you will not lose your asylum status in this manner.