Your case must be first terminated before any action occurs. Upon termination, the court may grant you residency or the case goes back to DHS for...

Only one social security card is sufficient. It is unlawful to apply and possess more than one social security number.

SS card number is never transferable for any reason. In fact, you risk being securitized for fraud. What you do is contact or best visit a local SS...

I have over a decade experience as a USCIS officer in a large field office. During my tenure have adjudicated hundreds of N-400. Taxes matters...

No. The N-400 asks about your present address and prior addresses. You answer those questions accordingly.

The cross-chargeability concept uses applicants' (only spouses not parent/child) country of birth and not parents. It may apply where the parent's...

No law has been broken and no one is going to jail. You should contact relevant organization(s) to correct your records before filing any...

It is impossible to even adjudicate the N-400 when the I-751 has not been adjudicated and approved. In other words, there is no path from a...

In general, there is one petit theft offense exception. I would work with a lawyer licensed to practice law in your jurisdiction.

Generally, you may qualify for naturalization if you are at least 18 years old and have been a permanent resident for at least 5 years or 3 years...