People born in American Samoa are U.S. nationals but not U.S. citizens.
If they apply for citizenship, I believe they should check eligibility D on N400
Citizenship - overstayed as visitor in the past
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People born in American Samoa are U.S. nationals but not U.S. citizens.
If they apply for citizenship, I believe they should check eligibility D on N400
Sorry guys I made a mistake during my last update. I had my interview today at Fresno CA USCIS office 01-08-10. Got there around 11:30 a.m., my interview is at 12:30 p.m. The first officer who did the interview asked me to read something in English and then put a stamp on the paper after I read it. Then he asked me to write something in English and then he put a stamp on the paper again, the 3rd one is the question and answer portion. He only asked me 5 questions, which I answered correctly and then told me to go to the next room where a lady officer was waiting for me. She then asked me to raise my right hand and so on and so forth. I had everything with me except for my selective service status report, I did not sign up because I did not know I had to. The officer asked for my green card and then went through the n-400 questionnaire with me except the selective service question . Then she asked me to sign a document with my full name and hand me another document with my full name and address, she told me to make sure everything is correct because that will be the info that they will put on my certificate. Then she hand me the oath letter and congratulate me. My interview lasted 12 minutes. Got in the office at 12:30 pm and was outside at the parking lot at 12:45 p.m. 
For those who are wondering my age, I'm turning 32 this year and I got my Green card at the age of 25 years and 8 months old. I hope my journey to citizenship could shed some light for those who are in the same situation. Also, thank you to this forum and to all who gave their opions.
10-02-09 N400-Mailed
10-05-09 N400 Received
10-08-09 NOA Date
10-12-09 NOA Received
10-13-09 Check Cashed
10-19-09 FN Notice received
11-02-09 FP completed
12-03-09 Interview Letter
01-08-10 Interview Date - passed: Same day Oath letter received
02-22-10 - Oathtaking yahoooooooo
For those who are wondering my age, I'm turning 32 this year and I got my Green card at the age of 25 years and 8 months old. I hope my journey to citizenship could shed some light for those who are in the same situation. Also, thank you to this forum and to all who gave their opions.10-02-09 N400-Mailed
10-05-09 N400 Received
10-08-09 NOA Date
10-12-09 NOA Received
10-13-09 Check Cashed
10-19-09 FN Notice received
11-02-09 FP completed
12-03-09 Interview Letter
01-08-10 Interview Date - passed: Same day Oath letter received
02-22-10 - Oathtaking yahoooooooo
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TheRealCanadian
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No. If an individual claims to be a permanent resident, you cannot require proof of this. A DL and SSN suffice.
Jackolantern
Registered Users (C)
As long as the SSN card doesn't have the employment restriction wording on it.
trialanderror83
Registered Users (C)
Agreed.
trialanderror83
Registered Users (C)
Sorry guys I made a mistake during my last update. I had my interview today at Fresno CA USCIS office 01-08-10. Got there around 11:30 a.m., my interview is at 12:30 p.m. The first officer who did the interview asked me to read something in English and then put a stamp on the paper after I read it. Then he asked me to write something in English and then he put a stamp on the paper again, the 3rd one is the question and answer portion. He only asked me 5 questions, which I answered correctly and then told me to go to the next room where a lady officer was waiting for me. She then asked me to raise my right hand and so on and so forth. I had everything with me except for my selective service status report, I did not sign up because I did not know I had to. The officer asked for my green card and then went through the n-400 questionnaire with me except the selective service question . Then she asked me to sign a document with my full name and hand me another document with my full name and address, she told me to make sure everything is correct because that will be the info that they will put on my certificate. Then she hand me the oath letter and congratulate me. My interview lasted 12 minutes. Got in the office at 12:30 pm and was outside at the parking lot at 12:45 p.m.
10-02-09 N400-Mailed
10-05-09 N400 Received
10-08-09 NOA Date
10-12-09 NOA Received
10-13-09 Check Cashed
10-19-09 FN Notice received
11-02-09 FP completed
12-03-09 Interview Letter
01-08-10 Interview Date - passed: Same day Oath letter received
02-22-10 - Oathtaking yahoooooooo
Congrads allen! I told you it would be fine......