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Hi, sorry for the delayed response. To answer your questions: 1- I have not visited my COP after receiving asylum. 2- I would rahter not say which country, but yes conditions have changed. Same leader but now firends with the U.S. 3- The application was processed in the Texas service center...

I'm 38

I didn't choose to wait 20 years. I was a student for my first 4 years, and when I applied for asylum it took a very long time. My green card process also took many many years. The citizenship process took 2 years. The bottom line is I have been applying for something or other for the last...

Today, I am finally a U.S. citizen. I've been here for the past 20 and a half years and obtained my green card through asylum. To those of you that have been on this board for a while, thanks for all your support. It's been a loooong road, but finally, I'm done. The N400 interview was...

were you able to do it? I need to do the same next week. Thanks!

Originally posted by LolaLi Not necessarily. I think our status will always come up and then the question about traveling internationally and to the COP will follow. Especially after reading InQ4GC's experience, I am convinced now that those who don't get asked about the COP are the ones that...

Did you receive the interview notice as a certified letter or just a regular letter? Thanks.

Congratulations.

Congratulations.

Here is a link to the application. http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-589.htm

My brother has done it and had no issues. No visa needed from him. Good luck, enjoy your vacation!

please keep us updated. This is very interesting..thanks

I would recommend you write a letter to CIS and CC your senator. If you can visit your senator and explain this to him/her it would be even better. It sounds like your case fell through the cracks and I'm sure if you get the right person they will try to help you. Good luck.

Dude... Rant somewhere else..what the heck does this have to do with this forum???

very interesting but.... Interesting, but what the heck does this have to do with this forum???

No it does not, as there is no such requirement on U.S. citizens. I suppose you could just carry your ID and claim that you are a U.S. citizen, but if you get caught doing so, the ramifications are bad. The bottom line is, border patrol agents may (and do) ask for your citizenship. When a...

I would advice you to carry your GC with you at all times, especially if you live in the SW region of the country. In Phoenix airport, the Border Patrol regularly checks up on people (even on domestic flights). I have also been stopped by border patrol when driving from Phoenix to San Diego...

Hi..I went to the UK a couple of years ago on my RTD. Everything was fine. I received the visa on the same day of application. These days, they are even more efficient, as the whole application process can be done online. Good Luck.

Gilbert I found Gilbert's message...it is dated July 3rd, 2004. Good Bye and Good luck people All, I am withdrawing from this forum effective tonight. I simply cannot devote so much time to delete inappropriate messages and keep everybody happy. A few people here have been doing their...

Gilbert I could be wrong, but I could have sworn I saw a message from Gilbert sometime back saying he no longer wanted to moderate. The bottom line is someone has to moderate because some people in this forum are starting to take a hateful and racist attitude towards discussions. LolaLi seems...