souls canuck

Hiya

I know it's been awhile I do check in from time to time to follow progress of others thru the years.

I am (hopefully) sending off my application for Naturalization on Monday after getting a couple of pictures taken this weekend.

One question for you. Question 26- "have you ever been removed, excluded, or deported from the United States?" I was not admitted on a couple of occasions and told to come back with more evidence that I would return to my home country. (prior to filing for K1 visa) I received no stamp in my passport or ban. Just wondering if this falls under "excluded"

thanks in advance.

ian-mstm

No, I believe it doesn't. It's seen as a voluntary withdrawal rather than anything more formal.

Ian

Norri

I believe the same, particularly with no passport notation.

Arpita

Your answer should be- No because you were simply denied entry into the US which is different if you would have been removed, deported or excluded from the United States.

souls canuck

excellent, thanks you 3. I have my 100 questions printed, let the studying begin (I know most of it, it's the history and govt stuff that's going to need to be deposited into the memory bank)

Noorah101

Cool, souls! You'll do great, it's a quick process now through Phoenix! I agree with the others here, by the way.

Rene