Qestions regarding removal section in N400

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When I was in my honeymoon in 2005, after married my U.S. citizen husband, because my visa expired, I was detained and bond out. ( The immigration officer was so mean, they told me I could apply green card but still ruin my honeymoon) I was required to see immigration Judge. I recieved a letter, I don't know if it is an order of removal or not. Later my case was dismissed by immigration Judge since my I-360 was approved and I was granted green card in 2006.

Shoud I answer yes to these two questions 27 and 28 " Have ever been ordered to be removed .." " Have ever applied relief from removal...." ??? I know most people here answer No to these, I am just so unfortunate. I don't know answer No, will how affect my N400 application. I think it should be ok, since this happene before I got my green card, not after. I really need advise.

This recalls bad memory, but I have to face them now.

Thanks for help!
 
You should answer "Yes" to both questions. Do not answer "No" and think that it would be okay because they already have all history about your case in their records. Also, just because you answer "Yes" does not mean that your citizenship will be denied. Be prepared to provide a good explanation for those two questions at the time of the interview. Your English is a bit shaky so you may come across differently than what you would have actually meant. It would be a good idea to consult an immigration lawyer.
 
It depends on contents of the letter you received. You probably received summons before the immigration judge but since the judge dismissed the case you were NOT ordered removed.

What do you mean by "bond out"?
 
eltoro said:
It depends on contents of the letter you received. You probably received summons before the immigration judge but since the judge dismissed the case you were NOT ordered removed.

What do you mean by "bond out"?
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I think she meant that she was bailed out of the detention (it means released after paying the bond either by her husband or a lawyer).
 
Thanks for everybody.

Acturlly I disclosed the detention history when I was applying my green card. The detention is relating to immigration status not crimals....It happended before I got my green card and USICS sure have all the records.

I have an order of the immigration judge saying terminate the removal proceedings. Is this mean they have ever ordered removal or they just put me in removal proceedings, not really ordered? Later I apply green card, is this a application for relief of removal?

This maybe really need a lawyer's help. My concern is that I am afraid some immigration lawyers doesn't really know, but they will told me they know. ..

Thanks for professionsal answers.
 
I hope somebody really know, or have experience give me some advices, doesn't have to be a a lawyer. Even a good lawyer doesn't know every thing. Some legal assistant , for example know more..

Thanks,
 
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