Help! Interview tomorrow, but no Status Information Letter

[rcaninni]

Dear Friends,

I'm 23 years old and have been in the US for the past 10 years. I registered with the Selective Service in 2003, but I lost the Status Information Letter that they had sent me. My citizenship interview is tomorrow, and I just read over the Document Checklist to notice that they require the Status Information Letter. I don't know what to do!

One option is, when I go to the Selective Service website and register online
"world wide web".sss.gov/RegVer/wfRegistration.aspx (since I can't put URL's because I don't have 15 posts, replace the "world wide web" with www)

It comes back with a message saying
"Our records indicate that you are already registered. Your Selective Service number and date you registered are shown below. Print a copy of this page for your records.

You do not need to register again.

If you have questions about your registration status, please call 1-847-688-6888.

Selective Service Number: 8508397513

Date of Registration: 8/20/2003

If a take a printout of this to the interview, will it be enough? Please help me out with this...I'm flying out of the US in a few weeks for business and won't be in the US for another few months, so it is vital that this interview goes well!

Thanks in advance

 

[Hochi]

That letter is for people that didn't have to register or failed to register and this letter is used as proof from SSS to say as such. This doesn't apply to you

Since you registered a printout of that message should be fine

 

[hoping in 2009]

Yes print that and take it with you.

good luck with your interview tomorrow, come back and share your expirrience

 

[rcaninni]

Thanks guys, however I'm running into a minor problem. My brother, who's 27, also registered a few years ago, but when I go to the website to register (so that I can get to the message stating he's already registered, and his registration number, for printout purposes), it doesn't allow me to "register" him because he's older than 26.

What do I do? How do I get confirmation stating that he's registered?

Thanks

 

[Usher]

The registration number should suffice on both cases. Good luck with the interview.

 

[rcaninni]

The registration number should suffice on both cases. Good luck with the interview.

That's the problem, how do I get his registration number?

 

[Hochi]

click the "check a registration" link on the main page http://www.sss.gov/
not register online, they are two different things

 

[Usher]

That's the problem, how do I get his registration number?

Click the link and enter his information.

https://www.sss.gov/RegVer/wfVerification.aspx

 

[Rjain2]

Folks, I came to US in 1986 @ age 25 on Student Visa. I stayed in that Visa till Age 26+ so am wondering how to respond to the selective services question in N-400. I guess I'll be 'any status except lawful non-immigrant' so will mark NO to question 34 but just thought I'll confirm with the folks who have gone through the similar deliberation...

 

[UscIn2009]

Folks, I came to US in 1986 @ age 25 on Student Visa. I stayed in that Visa till Age 26+ so am wondering how to respond to the selective services question in N-400. I guess I'll be 'any status except lawful non-immigrant' so will mark NO to question 34 but just thought I'll confirm with the folks who have gone through the similar deliberation...

Right, you were NOT in any status, except a lawful non-immigrant status (F1), between 25 and 26, so the answer to qn 34 is NO.