N-400 and I-751 combo pending

[Zombie69 363]

1 minute ago, AustinCanada said:

It takes 2-4 years for the I-751 application now!?  

 

I hope I have some good news in the next 3-6 months!     Fingers crossed!  

Yes, 2 to 4 years for 751 at field offices. Obviously, Trump admin sees the increasing surge of applicants who apply for 400 while 751s are pending, and 751s in this case will end up at field offices being combined with 400. That is why you have this new and arbitrary normal processing time creation of 2 to 4 years for "751 at field offices". It is so obvious they did that to discourage people from applying 400 while 751 is pending. Typical Trump's anti immigration shenanigan. This is all caused by CSC screw up, and applicants are paying the price. I sure hope you will hear from them soon. Fingers crossed.

[Nikkosan 127]

Looks like snail mail will get to me before USCIS has the opportunity to upload my oath ceremony letter in my online document tab! LOL

 

On pins and needles to know for when I will actually be scheduled, hoping for NO travel arrangements rescheduling necessary.

 

[MHZ 68]

I just found this thread. I was following the N-400 and I-751 separate. 

I am in the " your N-400 interview scheduled" but have not received a letter yet with no action on the I-751. 

All the details of my journey are in my signature.

 

[Cincyman 127]

10 hours ago, Zombie69 said:

Yes, 2 to 4 years for 751 at field offices. Obviously, Trump admin sees the increasing surge of applicants who apply for 400 while 751s are pending, and 751s in this case will end up at field offices being combined with 400. That is why you have this new and arbitrary normal processing time creation of 2 to 4 years for "751 at field offices". It is so obvious they did that to discourage people from applying 400 while 751 is pending. Typical Trump's anti immigration shenanigan. This is all caused by CSC screw up, and applicants are paying the price. I sure hope you will hear from them soon. Fingers crossed.

UNBELIEVABLE!! 

I don't think that is true, 2-4 years is kinda funny thing 

[Zombie69 363]

1 minute ago, Cincyman said:

UNBELIEVABLE!! 

I don't think that is true, 2-4 years is kinda funny thing 

It is like voter suppression. It is immigration discouragement.

[Cincyman 127]

1 minute ago, Zombie69 said:

It is like voter suppression. It is immigration discouragement.

Yup! 

I did apply for my N-400 1 month ago, while my ROC is still pending. Then yesterday I received a notice that my I-751 was transferred to other office. 

I feared that means my case will be delay more and more! 

[Zombie69 363]

15 minutes ago, Cincyman said:

Yup! 

I did apply for my N-400 1 month ago, while my ROC is still pending. Then yesterday I received a notice that my I-751 was transferred to other office. 

I feared that means my case will be delay more and more! 

I just got the oath ceremony notification, but I will have to fill out a form at the ceremony, disclosing the death of my husband and they will deny my 400. I wish they would just deny me already.

Edited May 2, 2018 by Zombie69

[MHZ 68]

1 minute ago, Zombie69 said:

I just got the oath ceremony notification, but I will have to fill out a form at the ceremony, disclosing the death of my husband and they will deny my 400. I wish they would just deny me already.

Why would they deny you? Just because your circumstances changed, during the process doens't mean you are not eligible. Nothing says if your spouse dies, the 3 year is out the window.

[Nikkosan 127]

8 minutes ago, Zombie69 said:

I just got the oath ceremony notification, but I will have to fill out a form at the ceremony, disclosing the death of my husband and they will deny my 400. I wish they would just deny me already.

Wow, what a slap in the face...  

 

I did a bit more research (like you did already), and also read about the ineligibility due to the death of the US spouse:

https://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/SLB/HTML/SLB/0-0-0-1/0-0-0-11261/0-0-0-31517/0-0-0-31522.html

 

Ouch!  UGH!

[MHZ 68]

3 minutes ago, Nikkosan said:

Wow, what a slap in the face...  

 

I did a bit more research (like you did already), and also read about the ineligibility due to the death of the US spouse:

https://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/SLB/HTML/SLB/0-0-0-1/0-0-0-11261/0-0-0-31517/0-0-0-31522.html

 

Ouch!  UGH!

Ouch! That sucks. Are you at the 5 year mark? Perhaps you can make a petition instead of reapplying?

[Dualie 185]

Hi folks. I have a I-751 pending since January 18, 2017 and a N-400 since February 2, 2018.

I received two USCIS notifications this morning (well, actually three, one was a duplicate).  One was the weekly "We're still reviewing your case, blah blah...". The other two, both generated at 5.27AM this morning, stated that there was an action on my case. I checked online and found that they have transferred my I-751 to another USCIS office for processing. There was nothing new under the N-400. I am prone to think that both of the cases have been transferred, hence the double notification.  I am hoping that is the case.  Anyway, at least it's movement...

 

Should get some snail mail this week!

[Zombie69 363]

17 minutes ago, MHZ said:

Why would they deny you? Just because your circumstances changed, during the process doens't mean you are not eligible. Nothing says if your spouse dies, the 3 year is out the window.

Because INA 319 section D. They will deny me, I have to fill out form 445, it will ask if I am recently widowed, I will check yes, and they will deny my naturalization. Just the law unfortunately.

10 minutes ago, Nikkosan said:

Wow, what a slap in the face...  

 

I did a bit more research (like you did already), and also read about the ineligibility due to the death of the US spouse:

https://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/SLB/HTML/SLB/0-0-0-1/0-0-0-11261/0-0-0-31517/0-0-0-31522.html

 

Ouch!  UGH!

Yup. Have to go to the oath, take the filled 445 and be denied, unfortunately.

[Nikkosan 127]

3 minutes ago, Zombie69 said:

Yup. Have to go to the oath, take the filled 445 and be denied, unfortunately.

That's insane... Adding insult to injury...! 

[ArchieD 16]

3 minutes ago, Zombie69 said:

Because INA 319 section D. They will deny me, I have to fill out form 445, it will ask if I am recently widowed, I will check yes, and they will deny my naturalization. Just the law unfortunately.

Yup. Have to go to the oath, take the filled 445 and be denied, unfortunately.

Just going to the Oath. You'd never know if they will make any exception for your case. I would believe there is some humanity in this world not ruling by the documents. 

[Zombie69 363]

3 minutes ago, ArchieD said:

Just going to the Oath. You'd never know if they will make any exception for your case. I would believe there is some humanity in this world not ruling by the documents. 

I hope you are right, but they have to follow the law. I will just do whatever I am supposed to do and see what happens, they will deny me by law. Thanks for your kind words and support though. I wish they would just deny me already which I had been expecting, but obviously, my case was so rare that it reveals USCIS's incompetence. Unlikely there will be an exception though.

Edited May 2, 2018 by Zombie69