nad2000

Hi Visajourney community, I'm writing this to give back to the community and share my experience with USCIS, I applied in November 21, 2021 for N400, I was married to american citizen for 11 years, she divorce me in November 2022', ''she is a successful doctor, on the divorce petition she said I'm incompatible with her", I was arrested three times: in February 2015, June 2015 and November 2015, but my record since then was clean which means my statuary period of 5 years was clean, because all my arrest were misdemeanors, I was denied citizenship once in 2020 because of my arrests they told me you don't have good moral character. my interview for N400 was in November 2022, the officer was kinda mean, after the interview they mailed me a notice saying bring all the divorce papers court certified, and proof you paid all your taxes. thanks to allah my citizenship was approved in march 2023 and I attended my citizenship ceremony in March 9 2023 after 11 years of permanent residency, my first green card was issued in december 2012. it was a long journey, but hamdollah I attended my citizenship ceremony in march 2023. from my experience the general rule is that uscis and usa consulates and embassies are mean to muslim men, " be careful if you are a muslim man and married to usa citizen", because muslims are male dominated societies, which create a dilemma in american culture. on the ceremonies in Minneapolis there were couple of women with a tag saying women voting leagues, they were greeting every woman but not greeting males. now I'm proud to be a citizen of the great nation on the galaxy, so I can enjoy the rights and freedom of the great American people. wish good luck to every one.