no RFE after interview n400

[1node1 0]

Hi,

I had my N400 interview and passed the test, however the IO didn't approve the case and said she needs more documentation, she said she will be mailing the rfe letter and I should reply to it within a month.

I have never received the RFE letter, I called multiple times and it's now been more than two months [the uscis case status website shows that the letter was mailed to me].

I also did an infopass appointment, explained what happened, the clerk directed me to IO office telling me that I should give her the necessary documentation (which I had with me - all the paperwork that shows our joint accounts and bona fide). Unfortunately the IO was not there that day so I left it at the front desk with a note that this was the RFE itself and hoping that they would give the documentation to IO.

I haven't received anything, I called USCIS second level support and explained the case, I keep getting letters [we do not have a time frame] which I didn't ask for, my case on uscis website says it's suspended and no action will be taken until they receive my reply to their RFE.

Anyone has any idea?

IO = interviewing officer

[DC85 113]

You need to make a second info pass and make sure to talk to supervisor to resolve the issue. You need to make sure the officer have your rfe response and your case is still under processing

[DC85 113]

Or if you live away or you couldn't book an info pass, you can contact your congressman office for help , they may push ur application

[1node1 0]

Hi, thanks for your reply.

I live close and I have scheduled another infopass on Dec 8th, when you say supervisor you mean when I go to infopass appointment I should ask to speak to a supervisor?

Thanks

[DC85 113]

Personally, I would go and ask the agen about what's going with the case, if I am not satisfied with answer ask for a supervisor or the officer who interviewed you

Personally, I would go and ask the agen about what's going with the case, if I am not satisfied with answer ask for a supervisor or the officer who interviewed you