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I've got the green card thro' employment. Now it's the time for N-400 interview :-)
FYI, There was an case against me in my home country during 2003 and eventually it got dismissed by the honorable judge during 2007 on my favor and I've filed an divorce and it got approved/acknowledged on the same year
Accordingly I've applied for an H1-B lottery and got selected and travelled to USA during 2010. During my tenure/period in US from 2010-2019, I've never travelled outside USA and having an good moral character and my credit history is EXCELLENT !
At the time of applying for N-400, I didn't disclose as this was happened in my home country (more than 12 years) and felt not required. My friends also suggested the same
My concern is, all of us had to undergo an FBI criminal check worldwide and once cleared, we've got an interview letter .
Is it an good advice to disclose during my N-400 interview to the IO ? If he asks, why it wasn't on the application, what should be my response ?
Does it provides a ground for denial of my citizenship ? But I have those court proceedings copies as well
Please suggest !
I've got the green card thro' employment. Now it's the time for N-400 interview :-)
FYI, There was an case against me in my home country during 2003 and eventually it got dismissed by the honorable judge during 2007 on my favor and I've filed an divorce and it got approved/acknowledged on the same year
Accordingly I've applied for an H1-B lottery and got selected and travelled to USA during 2010. During my tenure/period in US from 2010-2019, I've never travelled outside USA and having an good moral character and my credit history is EXCELLENT !
At the time of applying for N-400, I didn't disclose as this was happened in my home country (more than 12 years) and felt not required. My friends also suggested the same
My concern is, all of us had to undergo an FBI criminal check worldwide and once cleared, we've got an interview letter .
Is it an good advice to disclose during my N-400 interview to the IO ? If he asks, why it wasn't on the application, what should be my response ?
Does it provides a ground for denial of my citizenship ? But I have those court proceedings copies as well
Please suggest !
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