N 400 Question about Selective Service Registration

[Tushar 0]

Hello,

I am filling my N400 and I have noticed Question 10 G about Selective Service Registration.

I came to USA in 2001 on Student F1 Visa. Get Married to US Citizen in 2005 and came to USA on CR1 in Jun 2005.

I was checking Registration on WWW.SSS.GOV and found out I'm already register for it in July 2002.

I called SSS and found out when I applied my Driving Licesnes in Illinois- They made me register for SSS during that process.

Now as I was over 26 when I got my Green card in 2005.. Do I still need to show proof for SSR during interview ? Or I don't need to mention about SSR on N 400 Form.

Any Advice will be helpful.

Thanks a million.

[Ashish 1]

Hello,

I am filling my N400 and I have noticed Question 10 G about Selective Service Registration.

I came to USA in 2001 on Student F1 Visa. Get Married to US Citizen in 2005 and came to USA on CR1 in Jun 2005.

I was checking Registration on WWW.SSS.GOV and found out I'm already register for it in July 2002.

I called SSS and found out when I applied my Driving Licesnes in Illinois- They made me register for SSS during that process.

Now as I was over 26 when I got my Green card in 2005.. Do I still need to show proof for SSR during interview ? Or I don't need to mention about SSR on N 400 Form.

Any Advice will be helpful.

Thanks a million.

Since you are registered the only information the form needs is your Selective Service Number & Registration Number. That should be all. However the proof itself is easy to obtain (https://www.sss.gov/ack.htm) and it might be helpful to include a copy of it. Good luck.

[hulio82 5]

hi everyone, i'm piggyback on this thread so as to not to create a new one. Here's a summary of my non-immigrant status:

2000 - 2006 (age 18 - 24): F1

2006 - 2011 (age 24 - 29): H1

2011 - Present (age 29 - now): GC

I'm applying for my citizenship and in process of filling out n400. For question #46 (Part 11)- " Are you a male who lived in the US at any time between your 18th and 26th bday? (this does not include living in the US as a lawful non-immigrant)"- my answer is NO and as a result, i don't need to provide any additional documentation.

However, i did check on the SSS.Gov website and it looks like i was registered in 2006 (probably by my work or during my H1-B application process??); So do i still provide the Selective Service verification letter? I'm leaning towards not, but wanted to confirm;

Also, my date of birth in the SSS system is off by one year. Do i need to try and change this before i apply? does it even matter?

TIA!

[Buckyball 22]

No idea why you was registered but it actually does not matter. You can select no because you were well over 26 when you became a LPR.

[Rip_curl 4]

If you are over the age of 31 when you apply for n400 you don't even have to mention it. There are several threads that covered this subject.

[hulio82 5]

thanks for the responses!

[second stage 14]

Hello,

I am filling my N400 and I have noticed Question 10 G about Selective Service Registration.

I came to USA in 2001 on Student F1 Visa. Get Married to US Citizen in 2005 and came to USA on CR1 in Jun 2005.

I was checking Registration on WWW.SSS.GOV and found out I'm already register for it in July 2002.

I called SSS and found out when I applied my Driving Licesnes in Illinois- They made me register for SSS during that process.

Now as I was over 26 when I got my Green card in 2005.. Do I still need to show proof for SSR during interview ? Or I don't need to mention about SSR on N 400 Form.

Any Advice will be helpful.

Thanks a million.

Yes. If you registered then you'll need to show proof.

Link: https://www.sss.gov/fswho.htm