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Does anyone know how long it takes for a decision??? Few weeks seems average but i see multiple stories where people waited anywhere from few months to even years...
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Last edited by Christian Morasco; 11-29-2015, 04:49 PM. -
It depends on what specific issues are being reviewed and whether USCIS has to allocate staff for an external investigation.
Could be two weeks to several months. A decision may be required, by USCIS regulations, to be completed within a a year or so (not sure) but I knew an Iranian whose paperwork was squeaky clean and it took 18 months for him to be called for an interview. That could very well have been a "political" delay.
--Ray B
Originally posted by Christian Morasco View Post -
N400 question 46
Hi, I'm very confused with question 46. Im 35 I came when I was 18 in 1998 ans I'm a permanent resident since. I've never registered for selective services.
"Are you a male who lived in the United States at any time between your 18th and 26th birthday? (this does not include living in the united states as a lawful nonimmigrant.)"
I appreciate any help and thank you in advance.Comment
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Jon,
If you did not register for the Selective Service before you turned 26, you may have a problem at the interview and might be denied. You should contact the Selective Service and get a "Status Letter," which might keep your application from being denied. Go to : https://www.sss.gov/Home/Registration It might be that someone registered for you, so follow the instructinos at the SSS website.
--Ray V
Originally posted by Jon Bibas View PostComment
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same here
I am waiting with the same issue. Decision cant be made yet. Please share with us if you have any update.Comment
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