Found a useful link about n400 in Adjudicator eye

[long jhon 0]

hello

I found a link that might be helpful about how the immigration officers Adjudicae a n400 case.

http://www.imminfo.com/library/nats-CISinstructions.html

Good Luck everybody

[NickD 203]

hello

I found a link that might be helpful about how the immigration officers Adjudicae a n400 case.

http://www.imminfo.com/library/nats-CISinstructions.html

Good Luck everybody

"Applicant Photographs. Every applicant is required to provide USCIS with three identical passport style color photographs. However, most offices will generally allow the applicant to submit two photographs."

So why does the application say to only send two photos?

"advise the applicant to sign the front of each photograph with his or her full name"

Application says to print name and alien number on the rear with a light pencil.

"(9) Notification to Appear for the Naturalization Oath Ceremony. If you inform the applicant at the time of the interview that his or her application has been approved, you should inform the applicant of his or her choice to take the Oath of Allegiance in an administrative hearing before USCIS or take the Oath of Allegiance in the appropriate court having jurisdiction over his or her place of residence (subject to exclusive jurisdiction)."

Sure wasn't given that choice.

"Additional documentary evidence is required to complete the adjudication of the applicant’s N–400;"

Must be the loophole they used with my wife's friend, while she supplied all the evidence listed in the M-476 manual, was rejected and given 30 days to send in a copy of a utility bill. That was like 15 months ago, but it prompted us to send in everything we could think of. Since we weren't there, maybe she said something to give her IO suspicion, we don't know that, and still don't know why she didn't go to court, too nervous about that. But guess that is her problem.

[KyngSilva 0]

Apparently this whole choice ####### has to do with individual states. Certain states....the courts give authority to an IO to conduct the Oath ceremony. That's why the Oath of Allegiance is on the N-400. In Minnesota from what I hear, the courts said No to IO's conducting same day Oaths.

[tmman 0]

IS IT A BIG DEAL TO PUT DIFFERENT INFO IN DIFFERENT APPLICATIONS UNINTENTIONALLY...FOR EXAMPLE, IF YOU SAID YOU WORKED AT THIS PLACE FROM THIS DATE - THIS DATE OR YOU LIVE IN THIS PLACE FROM THIS DATE - THIS DATE, THEN IN ANOTHER APPLICATION MISTAKENLY YOU PUT A WRONG ADDRESS OR JOB IN THOSE DATES YOU MENTIONED IN PREVIOUS APPLICATIONS...IS THAT GONNA CAUSE ANY PROBLEM..? THANKS GUYS

[Nagishkaw 510]

hello

I found a link that might be helpful about how the immigration officers Adjudicae a n400 case.

http://www.imminfo.com/library/nats-CISinstructions.html

Good Luck everybody

Thanks!

[jasminelily 1]

hello

I found a link that might be helpful about how the immigration officers Adjudicae a n400 case.

http://www.imminfo.com/library/nats-CISinstructions.html

Good Luck everybody

Hello long jhon,

Thank you kindly! Definitely helpful information!