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@@STRAYKID-z9x I am so happy that you are studying Citizenship and learning about America. Good luck on your naturalization interview!

@@mariceladiaz2110 I am so proud of you! May God bless you always!

Yes, we are in Milpitas Adult School adulted.musd.org

I am not a lawyer. I can only provide you with public info. Please check the info below and make your own decision or consult a lawyer. Instructions for Application for Naturalization pg 20, 22 www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/n-400instr.pdf Unless a traffic incident was alcohol or drug related, led to an arrest, or seriously injured another person, you do not need to submit documentation of traffic incidents. If You Have EVER: Been in a traffic incident, you must provide documentation of traffic incidents only if the incident: 1. Involved alcohol or drugs; 2. Led to an arrest; or 3. Seriously injured another person.

Thank you so much. I know that you will be a GREAT American citizen!

Go under USCIS Tools www.uscis.gov/tools/uscis-tools-and-resources 1. Choose "e-request" 2. Choose "Service Request" 3. Choose "Disability Accommodations for Appointments" And describe his disability. I seriously doubt that he will be given the "65/20 special consideration civics questions," especially if he has not completed the required years of lawful permanent residence, but it never hurts to ask for an accommodation.

He applied for a waiver got approved and his interview next month June 4 and before he applied for US Citizenship he's been here 34 years and that the reason he ask if he can get the exemption questions. Thank you for the reply and informations have good day..

@@franciscovoluntad7933 I glad he got approved. It doesn't matter how long that he has lived here; what matters is the length of lawful permanent residence. I am glad he is finally getting his citizenship. There are many Lawful Permanent Residents who are eligible but haven't applied because of language ability, etc. I really appreciate you going the extra mile for your student

You can do it! I have confidence in you!

Am doing mine today, and so scared 😔.

@estellachea5633 don't worry you can do it

I am working on the updates and will be releasing the first set soon. I wrote an article about how to use old N-400 materials to prepare for the new test here: The New N-400 Application for Naturalization by Jennifer Gagliardi otan.us/StayConnected/Home/AdultEducationArticle/1944

I teach at Milpitas Adult School, 1331 E. Calaveras Blvd, Milpitas, CA 95035 adulted.musd.org

@@uscitizenpod Thank you teacher, I'm in Skagway Alaska, I'll be back in San Jose in July, I'll go to school to see you,have a nice day

Thank you so much--I deeply appreciate your comments. I just recorded interviews with two students from Belarus and hope to post the interviews soon. Keep up the good work!

First, find you USCIS Receipt Number--this is number is on the letter from the USCIS that says that it received the petition. Next, go to egov.uscis.gov/ . There you will see several tools that can help you. The first one is "Check Case Processing Times." Enter your form (I129) and closest field office/lockbox. Not the date it is filing petitions. Then go to "Check Case Status" online. It will ask for you receipt number and then it will tell you what the status is. If the date of your petition in 90-180 days past the date stated by the date on the "Check Case Processing Times," submit a "Case Inquiry--Case Outside Normal Processing Time." I hope this helps.

If this is your first time filing a case online, you probably don't have an online acct number yet. It is ok to leave this blank. Once you submit your N400 online, check your profile of your online account--the number should appear there my.uscis.gov/account/applicant/settings# . Also check: www.uscis.gov/file-online/how-to-create-a-uscis-online-account and this article citizenpath.com/faq/uscis-online-account-number/ As for your SSN card--do you already have a card? Do you already have a number? A new citizen is required to report to the SSA.gov their change of legal status from "lawful permanent resident" to "US citizen". See www.ssa.gov/personal-record/update-citizenship-or-immigration-status

@@uscitizenpod thanks for your reply i already have Social Security card

@@uscitizenpod yes it is my first time filing case for naturalization before used to file when i won green card

@@PS-ju1bb So you won't have a a USCIS online acct number--leave it blank; and say Yes to the SSC card question. I don't understand your question about spousal support

@@uscitizenpod thanks for you reply, Child and spousal support the question is provide evidence that you have complied with child and spousal support obligations?

Thanks--Kulwinder is a really great guy and family man. He couldn't come to class often, so he transformed in truck cab into his "classroom" and would listen to citizenship practice interviews non-stop. His biggest challenge came during the interview when the USCIS officer insisted that he had committed crimes in India and England. Although Kulwinder had not practiced for these questions, he remained very calm ("like crawling through a big big traffic jam"), and was able to give details about dates and places of previous residences and employment, and had many family photos and videos on his phone. Afterwards he found out that there was another with the same name who had "problems, not me." Kulwinder Singh of Milpitas is doing fine.

yes

1. Exemptions and Accommodations 1a. www.uscis.gov/citizenship/exceptions-and-accommodations 1b. Note: your mom must be a legal permanent resident for 15 years (not live in the US for 15 years) and be over 55. 1c. Note: your mom will need to answer questions based on the N-400 and civics questions in Spanish. 2. Bottom of N-40 instructions page 8 under Naturalization Testing and Exemptions 2a. www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/forms/n-400instr.pdf 2b. Many USCIS offices have officers who can interview applicants in Spanish. However, the instructions don't say that a Spanish-speaking officer will be provided. The instructions do say that you must provide your own interpreter. 2c. Also, complete section 12 (Interpreter) and 13 (Preparer) because you are translating and explaining the N-400 to your mother. 3. If your are filing electronically, go to the ADDITIONAL INFORMATION section 3a. Chose YOUR IMMIGRATION INFORMATION, and IF YOU ARE A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT..... 3b. Add a comment that because of the 15/55 exemption, you are requesting a interview in Spanish. I can't post the photo here, but I will post it to www.youtube.com/@uscitizenpod/community

Thank so much for your help, you're a savior.😊

It depends where you live. Go to www.uscis.gov/forms/all-forms/direct-filing-addresses-for-form-n-400-application-for-naturalization . click "All other Applicants." Look for your state. The USCIS address is in the right hand column.

@@uscitizenpod thank you

The new form is accurate and accepted by USCIS and they dont need your spouse info or parent if you're applying under " general provision ".

Use the current form. The N-400 focuses on children under 18 because they derive U.S citizenship from you when you become a citizen. Your wife and parents do not derive citizenship from you. If you are worried about "total members of your household" (Section 10:3-4), include the people who physically live with you--your, wife, kids, and parents.

@@uscitizenpod 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 thank you !

You are absolutely correct. The paper N-400 asks for the spouse's name; but the online account does not. I suggest that you upload a copy of your marriage certificate, along with a copy of your green card. USCIS has received comments about this problem and will probably correct it in the upcoming months.

@@uscitizenpod NO Jennifer , also the new paper application Doesn't require any info about spouse or parents if your spouse is NOT U.S Citizen , it says clearly in part 5 : if your spouse is NOT U.S Citizen skip to part 6 , please take a look at it and read it .. thank you again for your important video.

You are right, they made a mistake, there is no info about the spouse if your spouse is NOT U.S citizen .. but if your spouse is U.S Citizen then the online form will ask you about the spouse info .. also no question about the parents..

@@jamiljamil1941 thank you for your answer!

Is that possible to use previous version of form when we fill up ?

1A General Provision

Your Current Spouse 4.a (pg 4 of 14)

@@uscitizenpod It shows on the physical form, but does not show up on the online form. Is there a workaround on the online form?

I just went through the whole online application. You are correct, there is no place to enter your spouses name. I suggest you enter you spouse's name in the Additional Information Section and upload your marriage certificate there. Meanwhile, I will pass on your comments to my USCIS contacts. Thank you so much for your keen eye for detail! Good luck on your application.

correct

@@uscitizenpod do you know why that might be? Because I keep hearing mixed reviews whether or not I should list all my children, even if they’re over 18 but the form only says under 18

@@sbzrta on the previous version of the N-400, uscis wanted all of the children. On the current for, they are only asking for the children under 18 because these children can derive US citizenship from the applicant

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You have to check the box on your N-400 Part 2:13c when you submit it

Two of my Milpitas Adult School students are also interviewing next week. Good luck!

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