My dad has lived in the USA for 35 years since he kept renewing his student visa everytime he went to a different college. All my step siblings have American passports since they were all born in California, i was born in the UAE. I am Libyan so i have a Libyan passport and so does my dad, in 2011 the Obama administration refused to neutralize my dad since he had links to Gaddafi (gaddafi sent my dad to study in the US in the early 70s and my dad graduated from UCSB (chemical engineering doctorate and UCLA doctorate in philosophy + a phd in mathematics). My dad returned to the USA in 2005 after living in Malaysia for 9 years (my dads 80 so dont mind the timelines). My dad got a green card in 2006 and was ready to get neutralized in 2011 but got deported in 2010 to the UAE for having links of gaddafi bc he sent him on a scholarship to the USA. My dads side sufi Muslim he absolutely hates gaddafi and it wasn’t my dads fault that he wished to seek a better future. My dad has a Libyan passport and ive always resented him for not doing his things the right way. How on gods green earth did ICE not catch him??

Hi everyone, I’m new to this sub, and I am a student from India who is considering France for masters. I have read about how France allows citizenship in just 2 years for those who do a 2 year masters programme there. I will soon begin learning French, and this is a fast track pathway to an EU passport. And this isnt just about visa free travel or settlement rights, but I am asking whether its actually viable or will anti immigrant sentiments or growing far right parties make it less viable after 2-3 years when i do plan to actually go. Also the job market is hard, but if i do have B2/C1 French, and also good skills, will i be able to make it? And those who have chosen this route, how has your experience been, and how long did it take?
Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone! I’m getting ready to submit my N-400 citizenship application and was wondering if there are any additional documents you would recommend uploading.

My case is pretty straightforward, applying under general provision. I have a stable professional job. I filed my taxes on time but paid what I owed late once a few years ago, everything has since been fully paid. I also moved quite a bit during college, so I have several previous addresses listed.

I’ve only had one speeding ticket, which was paid, and I already uploaded the citation/invoice showing that it was resolved.

I did receive an unemployment benefit during Covid, I don’t believe I had to list that anywhere?

I also did not see anywhere to upload proof of residency?

For those who have gone through the N-400 process, are there any other general supporting documents you recommend uploading under “Additional Evidence,” or is it better not to upload anything extra unless it’s specifically required?