I am sending application for us citizen with $400. If I was rejected, would they still charge me $400.?
Answer:
Yes, they're going to reject you, and yes, you'll lose your $400.
If you still have it, don't send it.
You need to follow all of the steps to citizenship. It takes years. When you get to the point where you can apply, they'll tell you to apply. If this is the point where you're at, then there's almost zero chance of being turned down. Unless you've committed a felony or belong to a terrorist organization or something like that, you'll likely be approved.
They do this so that they can have a track record of your intentions and activities.
Yes, the application fee is nonrefundable.
Pass or fail, the money belongs to the gov't. So, next please,,,,,,
hi.
Yes, of course the government will keep your money if you are rejected. But if it's for missing the test questions, you will be given a 2nd chance to come back in a few months at no additional charge.
Was this your actual question?
Why do you believe that you qualify for naturalization?
What reasons do you have to believe that you might be rejected?
Have you studied the test questions and know all the answers?
Do you have ANY criminal problems? (criminal or misdemanor -- certain types of both may cause deportation). If so, get your butt to a AILA member immigration lawyer. Don't go to a notario nonlawyer! You can't effectively sue them if they give you bad advice.
~Mr. Schmegicky
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