Selective Service evidence (immigrated when 27)

[Absolutely 34]

Hi all, searched but could not find anything specific to my question. I have my N400 interview in January and on the letter it asks for "Any evidence of Selective Service Registration". I was 27 years of age when I entered with my K1 visa and therefore outside of the age limits of being between 18-26 years old.

 

What evidence do I take as I have none?

 

To those who were also above 26 when you immigrated, do I call Selective Service and ask them for a letter or do I take none due to being above the age limit and the USCIS officer will not ask for anything?

 

Thank you in advance,

Mike

[SalishSea 17,820]

6 minutes ago, Absolutely said:

Hi all, searched but could not find anything specific to my question. I have my N400 interview in January and on the letter it asks for "Any evidence of Selective Service Registration". I was 27 years of age when I entered with my K1 visa and therefore outside of the age limits of being between 18-26 years old.

 

What evidence do I take as I have none?

 

To those who were also above 26 when you immigrated, do I call Selective Service and ask them for a letter or do I take none due to being above the age limit and the USCIS officer will not ask for anything?

 

Thank you in advance,

Mike

I'd print out the official US government selective service age policy, and show that if the topic of registration comes up.  

[Dashinka 24,490]

I would think the showing the date of entry stamp using the K1 along with your age at that time, and the requirement for Selective Service as @Jorgedig suggested would be enough to explain why you did not need to register.

 

Good Luck!