My N-400 Timeline Starting June

[helpwithh1]

FP status check

For Curiosity sakes, I called the FBI office at the phone number in https://www.immihelp.com/fingerprint...citizenship/#3 and the gentleman told me that the FBI finished clearing the FP's the same day I had submitted them. So waiting for the interview letter in the mail

[PLANTATIONJOCKY]

simple info is so important

Dear helpwithh1

Many thanks for your reply

Just to clarify the day you mentioned is the day which you sent n400 or the day Service center received the application?

best regards
PJ

[helpwithh1]

Dear helpwithh1

Many thanks for your reply

Just to clarify the day you mentioned is the day which you sent n400 or the day Service center received the application?

best regards
PJ

If I understand your question correctly, I received my GC on 09/23/2004, so I mailed my application on 06/25/2009. 89 days before completion of 5 years.

[poisontee]

Helpwithh1-

You should be receiving your Interview letter by the end of this week or next week since your fingerprints have already cleared.

All the best the rest of the way!!!

Poisontee!

[Bobg]

Biometrics Appointment

Does any body no where is the INS location for Biometrics Appointment
in Austin TX

[poisontee]

Bobg-
The address for the Biometric appointment should be located somewhere on the Notice with the time for your appointment and documents you need to take with you for your Bio appointment!


USCIS Application support Center in Austin is located On:

11301 Lakeline blvd suite 150
Parkline shopping center
AUSTIN , TEXAS. 78717

Its on one of the new shopping centers new the lakeline mall.

Best regards!
Poisontee

[sapvij]

Posiontee

We just received our interview letter, in that "MUST BRING" section has
*Any evidence of Selective Service Registration*

in addition to interview letter, green card and passport.

I am not sure what to show as evidence for *Any evidence of Selective Service Registration*

We submitted our application after 5 years 2 months of GC.

Appreciate any info.

Thanks
Sapvij

N-400 Naturalization Timeline USCIS San Jose field office

06/18/2009 - Sent Application via FedEx
06/19/2009 - Delivered.
06/23/2009 - Check Cashed
06/26/2009 - Received NOA, PD 6/10, ND 6/11
07/06/2009 - Received Biometrics Appointment Letter
07/22/2009 - Biometrics Appointment
08/06/2009 - Received Interview Letter Appointment
09/09/2009 - Interview Date
xx/xx/2009 - Oath Appointment Letter Received
xx/xx/2009 - Oath Ceremony Date
xx/xx/2009 - Mailed in Application for Passport
xx/xx/2009 - Passport Received!!!!

[poisontee]

Dear All

please find below some website addresses which may be useful to all.

www.50states.com to get current info about states,governor,house of rep,senators,state symbols etc

www.enchantedlearning.com to get some general idea about USA

best of luck to all

rgds
PJ

Thanks for the links pj. Any info helps!! Thank you for your time!

Best Regards!
Poisontee!

[poisontee]

Posiontee

We just received our interview letter, in that "MUST BRING" section has
*Any evidence of Selective Service Registration*

in addition to interview letter, green card and passport.

I am not sure what to show as evidence for *Any evidence of Selective Service Registration*

We submitted our application after 5 years 2 months of GC.

Appreciate any info.

Thanks
Sapvij

N-400 Naturalization Timeline USCIS San Jose field office

06/18/2009 - Sent Application via FedEx
06/19/2009 - Delivered.
06/23/2009 - Check Cashed
06/26/2009 - Received NOA, PD 6/10, ND 6/11
07/06/2009 - Received Biometrics Appointment Letter
07/22/2009 - Biometrics Appointment
08/06/2009 - Received Interview Letter Appointment
09/09/2009 - Interview Date
xx/xx/2009 - Oath Appointment Letter Received
xx/xx/2009 - Oath Ceremony Date
xx/xx/2009 - Mailed in Application for Passport
xx/xx/2009 - Passport Received!!!!

Sapvij-
The Selective service registration has nothing to do with the time you applied for your citizenship.

I also got the same message "MUST BRING" section has
*Any evidence of Selective Service Registration*. In my case I don't have to take any evidence of registration because i was on a non-immigrant visa ( Student visa)during the time i was 18 to 26 yrs of any. I will mention that to the IO during the interview if he ask for the " evidence of registration".

As for you, i don't know whether or not you were required to register.


Please read this from a previous post!

Part 10-G 33 Selective service registration:- What should I answer for this question (lived in US between 18th & 26th age)?...I was on H1B working visa & then got GC when I was 25yrs old....So what should be my answer? Yes. You were required to register if you were a male btw 18 to 26. If you are a male who is or was previously required to register with selective service, then you must bring a "Status Information Letter" with you to the interview, which you can easily obtain thru Selective Service. No need to explain to Selective Service why you failed to register if you did not register with them either now or previously. Because they don’t care why someone wasn't able to register; rather they could only give you a latter explaining whether you were required to register or not. That is.

Your application for naturalization will be denied if you are a male and were in the United States between the ages of 18-26 and failed to register for selective service willfully and intentionally. But if you can convince INS officer that your failure was not willful then officer will be able to approve your application. So, it is better to bring an explanation letter (a notarized affidavit) with you at the interview, wherein you should explain very clearly that-[1] your failure was not willful; and [2] you were not aware of this obligation of registering with Selective Service; and [3] you did not receive any notification on this either from USCIS or Selective service.

You should know that if you were in the United States between the ages of 18-26 under any status, even as an illegal, then you were required to register for selective service. The only exception to it- those men who were here on valid nonimmigrant visa. Men's age does play a very important role during the time of naturalization. Because if a male did not register with Selective Service when he was required to register, no matter for whatever reason, then officer may deny his application unless he reaches 31 of age. Once a male reaches to the age of 31, then 97% of times this issue becomes irrelevant. And after the age of 37, it is 100% irrelevant because then this Selective Service issue becomes completely mute and a non-issue even though a person had failed to register deliberately. You may call them at this number- 1-888-655-1825.


Best regards!
Poisontee

[Nags3_cvn2004]

Thanks a lot Poisontee & others for your help in answering my N-400 application form questions, truly appreciate it :-)

[sapvij]

Poisontee,

I came to US at age 31.5 yrs with H1B visa (Non immigrant)

Got GC at age 36.10 yrs

With above assuming i don't have to take any evidence.

Please share your opinion.

Thanks
Sapvij

Sapvij-
The Selective service registration has nothing to do with the time you applied for your citizenship.

I also got the same message "MUST BRING" section has
*Any evidence of Selective Service Registration*. In my case I don't have to take any evidence of registration because i was on a non-immigrant visa ( Student visa)during the time i was 18 to 26 yrs of any. I will mention that to the IO during the interview if he ask for the " evidence of registration".

As for you, i don't know whether or not you were required to register.


Please read this from a previous post!

Part 10-G 33 Selective service registration:- What should I answer for this question (lived in US between 18th & 26th age)?...I was on H1B working visa & then got GC when I was 25yrs old....So what should be my answer? Yes. You were required to register if you were a male btw 18 to 26. If you are a male who is or was previously required to register with selective service, then you must bring a "Status Information Letter" with you to the interview, which you can easily obtain thru Selective Service. No need to explain to Selective Service why you failed to register if you did not register with them either now or previously. Because they don’t care why someone wasn't able to register; rather they could only give you a latter explaining whether you were required to register or not. That is.

Your application for naturalization will be denied if you are a male and were in the United States between the ages of 18-26 and failed to register for selective service willfully and intentionally. But if you can convince INS officer that your failure was not willful then officer will be able to approve your application. So, it is better to bring an explanation letter (a notarized affidavit) with you at the interview, wherein you should explain very clearly that-[1] your failure was not willful; and [2] you were not aware of this obligation of registering with Selective Service; and [3] you did not receive any notification on this either from USCIS or Selective service.

You should know that if you were in the United States between the ages of 18-26 under any status, even as an illegal, then you were required to register for selective service. The only exception to it- those men who were here on valid nonimmigrant visa. Men's age does play a very important role during the time of naturalization. Because if a male did not register with Selective Service when he was required to register, no matter for whatever reason, then officer may deny his application unless he reaches 31 of age. Once a male reaches to the age of 31, then 97% of times this issue becomes irrelevant. And after the age of 37, it is 100% irrelevant because then this Selective Service issue becomes completely mute and a non-issue even though a person had failed to register deliberately. You may call them at this number- 1-888-655-1825.


Best regards!
Poisontee

[helpwithh1]

Sapvij
You are fine, you do not have to do enter any selective service info.

Poisontee,

I came to US at age 31.5 yrs with H1B visa (Non immigrant)

Got GC at age 36.10 yrs

With above assuming i don't have to take any evidence.

Please share your opinion.

Thanks
Sapvij

[poisontee]

Poisontee,

I came to US at age 31.5 yrs with H1B visa (Non immigrant)

Got GC at age 36.10 yrs

With above assuming i don't have to take any evidence.

Please share your opinion.

Thanks
Sapvij

@Sapvij,Helpwithh1 is Correct. Based on the information you provided you are ok. You didn't have to register with selective services.

@helpwithh1, Thank you for the citizenship test link. I took it a did well. am at 100 %. lol

Best regards!
Poisontee

[jaykrishna]

Check not cashed

Hello members,

I have mailed (express USPS) my application on the 8th August and USPS shows delivered on the 9th August. Till today my check is not cashed. I see in the forum everyone's check is cashed with in two days of receipt.

DO you think I need to be worried?

Appreciate your inputs/advise

Jaykrishna

[poisontee]

Hello members,

I have mailed (express USPS) my application on the 8th August and USPS shows delivered on the 9th August. Till today my check is not cashed. I see in the forum everyone's check is cashed with in two days of receipt.

DO you think I need to be worried?

Appreciate your inputs/advise

Jaykrishna

Jaykrishna-
I wouldn't start worrying yet!. I would give it the whole of this week to show up in your bank account.

Looking at Sapvij

N-400 Naturalization Timeline USCIS San Jose field office
06/18/2009 - Sent Application via FedEx
06/19/2009 - Delivered.
06/23/2009 - Check Cashed

It Took 4 days for the check to be cashed!

All the best!

Poisontee!