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Hi Anyone in Houston who is/would be filing lawsuit for name check reason. I am planning to, so I think we might work together and exchange info so we can file the lawsuit more efficiently. My email zensealiu@yahoo.com. Zensea

Hi Any lawyer in houston would do the case of N-400 name-check delay lawsuit against USCIS? What is an average cost? Thanks

My Timeline PD: Oct 20, 2005 FingerPrint: Nov.30, 2005 Interview: Jan 5, 2006 Pending due to Name Check

Hi: Please help if you know any lawyer in St.Louis or Kansas City who will accept the case of name-check. Thanks

Hi : Where should I file a lawsuit for my N-400 delay case due to name check? :confused: I submitted N-400 and interviewed in Houston. Now I temporally moved to Columbia, MO for a short term project. Can I file a lawsuit in Missouri, or I should go back to Houston and file a lawsuit...

Hi: I have GC. I plan to pursue a MBA in Canada for two years. How can I maintain my GC status, which requires half-year per year residence? Zensea

This seems the most stupid question: HOW DO YOU KNOW YOUR NAME IS CHECKED? I think everybody knows nothing regarding the results of fingerprinting and name check until he finishes his interview when the office gives him the form N-652, on that “A decision cannot yet be made about your...

Hi All: I had my FP a couple of weeks ago. I would like to know if my name is checked or not. Some posts mentioned calling to FBI regarding the results of background checking. Any information (web site, phone #s) is highly appreiciated. Thanks. Wish all happy holidays.

Hi All: I just wondered why so many people got name checked. I believed that the SS# must be used in the application processes, and the number is identical. Every applicant provides SS# in the application materials, how come so many get name checked. AM I missing sth there?

Hi: I am recently getting information regarding application for citizenship (N-400). According to the instruction, an applicant will submit N-400 form to one of four service centers according to the state the applicant lives in. Is this right? Why did many posts ask and present different...