N-400 September 2020 Filers

[NorthSouth 21]

10 hours ago, DreamCatcher77 said:

 Here is our document link for September 2020 filers:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IsFBL5rIL-9JoT8BTK7wET1a6vQIDKEvDKRvVWg-29E/edit?usp=sharing

 

At the moment it is restricted to view only and incomplete as it is late night here - I have listed everyone and will transfer all information over in the next 24 hrs. The reason it is restricted to view only because if I were to set it to "anyone on the internet with a link can edit this file" we might be in trouble ranging from "uncareful" editing, accidental removal of information, etc.... and seeing how it can be thousands of people editing from their devices that you have to trust - you and me would not be excited to get any viruses that can accidentally come from those computers when we open the file next. haha . So that's where I'm coming from on this. Let's see how this works out with me being the one doing the editing so far, however, I think this might be better that people can edit their own timeline eventually. What do you guys think? Unless there is some better safer way to do it. Posting this and going to bed for now.
 

 

Are you able to do another tab in the sheet that can be edited by anyone?  Maybe that's how people fill in their information then you control moving/copying it to the view only tab to ensure nothing gets messed up?

[LatAmerican_Drimr 20]

On 11/18/2020 at 1:26 PM, Shawn&Jodie said:

Of course, it’s San Antonio, TX

Hello,

Thanks for sharing the info. I have not seen that many of those instances. I wonder if they give you back your money, lol. Probably they have the excuse that they need the money to run a background check

 

Regards!

[prat14 0]

Hello Everyone,

Today I checked my n400.pdf snapshot in uscis.gov and found some error on part 10 (Information about your Marital History) No.5 Is your current spouse a US citizen and it got checked on yes box and also part 10 No.6.A When did you current spouse become a US citizen and it got checked on At Birth  box.  I am not  married.  Have you guys checked your N400 snapshot and noticed some error or it's just me. Please help in this matter what to do.

Thanks

[Prashant Dewan 17]

10 minutes ago, prat14 said:

Hello Everyone,

Today I checked my n400.pdf snapshot in uscis.gov and found some error on part 10 (Information about your Marital History) No.5 Is your current spouse a US citizen and it got checked on yes box and also part 10 No.6.A When did you current spouse become a US citizen and it got checked on At Birth  box.  I am not  married.  Have you guys checked your N400 snapshot and noticed some error or it's just me. Please help in this matter what to do.

Thanks

@prat14 I see the same thing. As long as part 10 No.1 says single as checked I think you should be fine. It is probably a glitch in their online filing system.

[clauric 10]

30 minutes ago, prat14 said:

Hello Everyone,

Today I checked my n400.pdf snapshot in uscis.gov and found some error on part 10 (Information about your Marital History) No.5 Is your current spouse a US citizen and it got checked on yes box and also part 10 No.6.A When did you current spouse become a US citizen and it got checked on At Birth  box.  I am not  married.  Have you guys checked your N400 snapshot and noticed some error or it's just me. Please help in this matter what to do.

Thanks

 I had the same issue with the pdf “snapshot” when you think you checked a wrong box but didnt. Looks more like a glitch. I saved a copy of the questions/answers I actually did before exiting when I submitted my application and rest assured myself that I did not check the wrong box.

[prat14 0]

@Prashant Dewan- thank you for responding . It really gave me piece of mind . Hope we will not be in trouble in interview. Also another error in Part 12

No.13. Between March 23, 1933 and May 8, 1945, did you work for or associate in any way (either directly or indirectly) with:

A. The Nazi government of Germany?

B. Any government in any area occupied by, allied with, or established with the help of the Nazi government of Germany?

C. Any German, Nazi, or S.S. military unit, paramilitary unit, self-defense unit, vigilante unit, citizen unit, police unit, government agency or office, extermination camp, concentration camp, prisoner of war camp, prison, labor camp, or transit camp?

 

I checked all No but now all three boxes are unchecked. Not sure what is really going on? 

 

Thanks

[Prashant Dewan 17]

29 minutes ago, prat14 said:

@Prashant Dewan- thank you for responding . It really gave me piece of mind . Hope we will not be in trouble in interview. Also another error in Part 12

No.13. Between March 23, 1933 and May 8, 1945, did you work for or associate in any way (either directly or indirectly) with:

A. The Nazi government of Germany?

B. Any government in any area occupied by, allied with, or established with the help of the Nazi government of Germany?

C. Any German, Nazi, or S.S. military unit, paramilitary unit, self-defense unit, vigilante unit, citizen unit, police unit, government agency or office, extermination camp, concentration camp, prisoner of war camp, prison, labor camp, or transit camp?

 

I checked all No but now all three boxes are unchecked. Not sure what is really going on? 

 

Thanks

 It is probably another glitch. I see the same thing as well.

[prat14 0]

@clauricand @Prashant Dewan- thank you guys for your response.It really helped me a lot.

 

I hope immigration officer don’t use n400 snapshot in interview. They might use the n400 pdf snapshot without the glitches. Finger crossed.

 

thanks

[xczme 6]

Hi everyone,

I was out of the country for a couple weeks, when getting back I didn't get my passport stamped, I even asked the immigration officer, if he was not going to stamp it, he said no, now everything is electronically . .

I thought it was weird, cuz I was also out of the country in march and got it stamped.

Anyways, I've always heard that on your citizenship interview you have to bring your passport so they can check the dates you were in and out of the country, I hope that "no stamping" won't be a problem.

 

 

[FARAMAREN 18]

I cannot believe that some september 2020 applicants for N400 got their interview already.

[Smile4rill1 64]

8 hours ago, FARAMAREN said:

I cannot believe that some september 2020 applicants for N400 got their interview already.

It depends on their state. There has not bn movement after i got biometrics reuse. Lol.

On 11/30/2020 at 10:43 AM, xczme said:

Hi everyone,

I was out of the country for a couple weeks, when getting back I didn't get my passport stamped, I even asked the immigration officer, if he was not going to stamp it, he said no, now everything is electronically . .

I thought it was weird, cuz I was also out of the country in march and got it stamped.

Anyways, I've always heard that on your citizenship interview you have to bring your passport so they can check the dates you were in and out of the country, I hope that "no stamping" won't be a problem.

 

 

I pray there won't b a problem did u try researching that information?

[xczme 6]

4 hours ago, Smile4rill1 said:

It depends on their state. There has not bn movement after i got biometrics reuse. Lol.

I pray there won't b a problem did u try researching that information?

I hope so too, I thought it was weird, but when I asked he said, is now electronically . . . back in January my passport was stamped upon entry.

Well, I'll pray for the best.

[Italy-USA 38]

Hello everyone,

Do you guys know if I can get the i551 stamp on my passport when I got in for my biometrics appointment or does it need to be a separate appointment?

[Ansbekk 46]

51 minutes ago, xczme said:

I hope so too, I thought it was weird, but when I asked he said, is now electronically . . . back in January my passport was stamped upon entry.

Well, I'll pray for the best.

I doubt there will be an issue. It is electronic.  In fact you can check it yourself and print it out and either attach it to the online system (if that's how you applied), or take it to the interview.

I happen to be in the same scenario.  I have been out several time and have no stamps on my passport (weird) because they stamped my CBP paper that I filled upon entry and was taken by the agriculture people.  However, I went to  https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/history-search where I got I-94 entry/exit record.  All you need is your passport number, first and last name, and your DOB and then you travel records will populate.

I hope this helped!

[xczme 6]

3 hours ago, Ansbekk said:

I doubt there will be an issue. It is electronic.  In fact you can check it yourself and print it out and either attach it to the online system (if that's how you applied), or take it to the interview.

I happen to be in the same scenario.  I have been out several time and have no stamps on my passport (weird) because they stamped my CBP paper that I filled upon entry and was taken by the agriculture people.  However, I went to  https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/history-search where I got I-94 entry/exit record.  All you need is your passport number, first and last name, and your DOB and then you travel records will populate.

I hope this helped!

You're the best, thank you for that info, it did really help! I'll print it and take it with me to the interview whenever that day comes.

Also, I noticed a sticker in the back cover of my passport from the airline with the date of my arrival back into the US, so that's also good.

 

Thank you again!!