I751 still pending after 3 years...Is it possible to be not called for an interview even if you're told you're scheduled for one?

[Harmonia 211]

Two comments.

A friend waited almost 2 years for ROC. He did have an RFE, to which he responded. He got his Congressman involved, who replied that they were in line for an interview at the local USCIS office. Two months later, he got a letter from the local office saying he was approved, no interview. He is from a European country and still married to his wife.

Its going on 14 months for my husband's ROC. We filed N-400 in early May and he went for biometrics a few weeks later. Filing N-400 hasn't "forced" any ROC adjudication. No ROC decision, no RFE, no interview letter. We contacted our Congressman last week.

Edited September 27, 2016 by Harmonia

[BeenSoLong 7]

i am a May 2014 filler, i was orginally a CSC filler, i had my fingerprint appointment then after a long time i had my interview this year on feb in california. now since i moved to NY they went ahead and transfer my case to the local NY USCIS. this is total bs, i already have the congressman involved, but he says that he cant do anything when im undergoing security checks. i also went to an infopass last week, they gave me a 1 year stamp and also told me my case is undergoing security checks. the IO also told me that if anyone who's schedule or needs an interview they will have to wait a LONG LONG time because they are super booked.

[praizee 10]

i am a May 2014 filler, i was orginally a CSC filler, i had my fingerprint appointment then after a long time i had my interview this year on feb in california. now since i moved to NY they went ahead and transfer my case to the local NY USCIS. this is total bs, i already have the congressman involved, but he says that he cant do anything when im undergoing security checks. i also went to an infopass last week, they gave me a 1 year stamp and also told me my case is undergoing security checks. the IO also told me that if anyone who's schedule or needs an interview they will have to wait a LONG LONG time because they are super booked.

That is absolutely ridiculous..i know immigration is a benefit but I STRONGLY feel that someone needs to be held accountable. it's stressful and annoying

[Siman 0]

Omg! I'm in same situation you're in and also requested I-751 in august 2014 and still waiting. Also I proved enough that my marriege is real. I have no issue in my background check but I was told that I'm on pending security check for nothin. Well I'm going to schedule infopass 

[shell20 746]

15 hours ago, Siman said:

Omg! I'm in same situation you're in and also requested I-751 in august 2014 and still waiting. Also I proved enough that my marriege is real. I have no issue in my background check but I was told that I'm on pending security check for nothin. Well I'm going to schedule infopass 

If you have been waiting nearly 3 years then I would suggest more than an info pass, I would suggest Ombudsman and Congress, a letter of complaint or whatever you can do to get this ball rolling

 

I do realise there are such things as security checks, especially in today's climate, but even a security check should not warrant a 3 year wait.

 

If memory serves me correctly I am sure I have seen some case studies where an applicant has waited numerous years and took the case to an immigration court.

[mindthegap 2,521]

15 hours ago, Siman said:

Omg! I'm in same situation you're in and also requested I-751 in august 2014 and still waiting. Also I proved enough that my marriege is real. I have no issue in my background check but I was told that I'm on pending security check for nothin. Well I'm going to schedule infopass 

 

Jesus I thought I had been waiting a while...

 

You are eligible for naturalization both under the 3yr (if still married) and 5yr (if no longer married) rules, so I suggest you get your N-400 in ASAP, which will force your 751 adjudication.

 

Also at minimum, file an ombudsman complaint here: https://www.dhs.gov/case-assistance

Edited June 6, 2017 by mindthegap

[shell20 746]

2 hours ago, mindthegap said:

 

Jesus I thought I had been waiting a while...

 

You are eligible for naturalization both under the 3yr (if still married) and 5yr (if no longer married) rules, so I suggest you get your N-400 in ASAP, which will force your 751 adjudication.

 

Also at minimum, file an ombudsman complaint here: https://www.dhs.gov/case-assistance

I was going to say the same.

 

Glad to hear the Ombudsman at least acknowledged you even if it did take around 2 months. I guess if nothing else it will force the USCIS to at least address your case.

[Ahmedatta1978 0]

Join the military that’s the best and fastest way to get your citizenship i will do that cause i’v Been waiting for two years and half with no response and I’m not ready to spend the rest of my life waiting on their damn answer