Can I leave outside of u.s.a bewteen the n400 interview and oath ceremony?
Yes, you can travel briefly while you are waiting for the oath ceremony as long as the additional trip would not affect your (already established)...
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Yes, you can travel briefly while you are waiting for the oath ceremony as long as the additional trip would not affect your (already established)...
It sounds like your dad has an aggravated felony conviction (for fraud over $10K), which makes it very difficult to defend in immigration court....
Maybe, maybe not, depending on what's on the certified criminal records. Although you might have plead to "simple assault," such assault against...
I have handled an American Somoan's N-400 case (in San Francisco) a few years ago. It was processed pretty much the same way as other N-400 cases....
It's taking 5-7 months around Los Angeles, CA (your case might be in Chatsworth, CA). Even after she overstays on the status, she could still...
You appear eligible for naturalization as it has been more than "four years and one day" since your return from the long absence. See:...
If you have requested advance parole (I-131) along with I-485 application, you should be getting it about 60-90 days into the process. If not,...
You can check on one, print it out, and manually check on the other one. As long as you can show the required income one way or another, you...
The date USCIS received your petition (March 8, 2017) should be the priority date. The processing time for I-130 is about 6 months. But it will...
In theory, yes. But you should have an attorney to have a comprehensive review of at your N-400 eligibility, especially the continuous residence...