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zaid74

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Hi all ..

I have a friend from morroco , he apply for n-400 in oct 2009 .. i meet him yesterday and ask about his interview and every thing.. he said every thing is ok and i pass the test in (mar) , but until now am waiting to hear any thing about my case . the IO till him that his case maybe 6 month or more for review .

Also i have another friend from tunisia he waiting his fingerprint note from 2009 ..

Those 2 friend is a good people , they don't have any problem with government or ploice or irs , even traffic ticket they don't have during past 5 years .

one of them said : i think faisal shazad is the reason or coz our country no good relationship with united state or or .

So I suggested we write in the signature ,our home country ..Will become easier for us


p.s ; soory for my so so english . :eek:
 
You should add it to your signature...

I suppose there will be more scrutiny for people from muslim countries, or people with muslim names.
 
zaid74 said:
Hi all ..

I have a friend from morroco , he apply for n-400 in oct 2009 .. i meet him yesterday and ask about his interview and every thing.. he said every thing is ok and i pass the test in (mar) , but until now am waiting to hear any thing about my case . the IO till him that his case maybe 6 month or more for review .
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USCIS as up to 120 after interview to adjudicate case, not 6 months or more.
zaid74 said:
Also i have another friend from tunisia he waiting his fingerprint note from 2009 .
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Your friend needs to go for an Infopass if he applied in 2009 and still hasn't received FP.
zaid74 said:
Those 2 friend is a good people , they don't have any problem with government or ploice or irs , even traffic ticket they don't have during past 5 years .

one of them said : i think faisal shazad is the reason or coz our country no good relationship with united state or or .

So I suggested we write in the signature ,our home country ..Will become easier for us
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Everyone's case is unique, so comparing case processing times with other applicants (from the same country) only provides anecdotal evidence.
 
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