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Hello all

 

I applied for n400 in june 2018 on 3 years marriage base.

I received an email today that my interview is scheduled for june 27 2019 in baltimore office.

The notice is posted in my online account and it says that i have to bring the notice, green card and any evidence of selective service registration.

My question is my dob is 17/11/1986 and i came to USA on december 1st 2012 and according to that i arrived after my 26th birthday.

Should i get any type of letter from selective service or just take my passport with me which has stamp on it from dhs. From what i understood  at the time is that if one arrives  in the  USA after their 26th birthday then he doesnt need to register for selective service. 

 

Any help will be highly appreciated.

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No need, you were over 26 therefore not required to register.

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1 hour ago, Subiel said:

Hello all

 

I applied for n400 in june 2018 on 3 years marriage base.

I received an email today that my interview is scheduled for june 27 2019 in baltimore office.

The notice is posted in my online account and it says that i have to bring the notice, green card and any evidence of selective service registration.

My question is my dob is 17/11/1986 and i came to USA on december 1st 2012 and according to that i arrived after my 26th birthday.

Should i get any type of letter from selective service or just take my passport with me which has stamp on it from dhs. From what i understood  at the time is that if one arrives  in the  USA after their 26th birthday then he doesnt need to register for selective service. 

 

Any help will be highly appreciated.

Not an issue, that is a generic request. Just take your GC and notice. Good luck!

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6 minutes ago, USS_Voyager said:

That is correct. You don't need to bring anything. Also, if you were here before 26 but in a non-immigration visa status, you don't have to do anything either. 

Thank you..yes i came in on k1 visa

Just now, ArmyVet said:

Not an issue, that is a generic request. Just take your GC and notice. Good luck!

Thank you

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