NEED HELP N-400 Problems

[winterpark2015 5]

I am in NEED of HELP!!..  I seem to have an immigration officer discriminating against me.  I just went in for my N-400 interview today that took over a year!! I flied in Dec  of 2016, just now finally got my interview. I took in all the documents that was listed on the interview appointment letter.  Some back story, I had horrible problem at this same location for my removal of conditions that took over 2 YEARS!! over a YEAR to get my greencard AFTER it was actually approved because of a problem with an immigration officers incompetence. Only received it after contacting my congressman and senator and the Ombudsmen Office.

 

Anyway as soon as I walked in her office today something seemed off. So it started off with her asking for documents that was not listed to bring in on the letter, She wanted my OLD passport that expired in 2012, even though they have plenty of photo copies of the pages in the files, She wanted the actual income tax return that we filed even though they have an itemized statement from the IRS and 2 passport photos!! No one else had passport photos or old passports there. She gave no reason for requesting these items. She went through with the interview, I answered all the questions perfectly during the civics questions and reading and writing which she said I passed.

 

However during the interview she asked a great deal strange  questions about my age and my husbands age and directly if I have ever prostitute myself, have I ever been sold into slavery and things. Most people seem to  say they were only asked a few question but I was asked over 30 personal questions. She seem to have a negative issue with the age difference between me and my husband and I felt like she as insinuating I could be a prostitute because I do not have a job. The whole interview seemed a bit strange. At the end of the interview she said I passed but then said she could not approved until I submitted passport photos. She gave me a paper saying if I could submit them today before 3pm she would approve the case. However when I returned everything she then recanted and said the case needs to be reviewed and they have up to 120 days to review the case. 

 

The paper she gave me was dated Jan 5th, 2018 my interview was Today Jan 8th, 2018. She actually issued the RFE on my N-400 BEFORE she actually even interviewed me. It seems I had no chance of being approved today. I tried to talk with a supervisor who said they have no power over approving the cases and it is up to the individual officer. It seems this is some type of retaliation for  filing the complaints about my I-751 what took over 2 years or some type of discrimination because of the  23 year age difference between me and my husband. 

 

It is not fair that I should have to wait another 6 months just because someone has the power to do it because of their personal issues.  Is there ANYTHING I can do?? Other than writing letters to my congressman and senator and ombudsmen office and waiting another 6 months to a year? Is there anyway to report this person to anyone who would actually care or have the power to do anything about it???

[Redheadguy03 505]

You are supposed to bring all passports expired ones as well. It's listed on USCIS website for required documents. Passport photos are always advised to be brought to the interview as well. 

 

They didn't discriminate, sounds like standard things that are usually required. 

[Suudsu 66]

25 minutes ago, winterpark2015 said:

The paper she gave me was dated Jan 5th, 2018 my interview was Today Jan 8th, 2018. She actually issued the RFE on my N-400 BEFORE she actually even interviewed me.

I think it's more likely that with the weekend, the officer forgot to advance the date on their stamp from Friday 5th to Monday 8th.

[HK12 273]

The prostitution question is actually part of the citizenship questionnaire. I was asked whether I had ever prostituted myself too while my interviewer went through the questionnaire. Other than that, I agree with Redheadguy. I am pretty certain that in my interview letter, it stated that expired passports need to be brought. Some offices also require passport photos; I had two with me, although I was not asked for them.

 

The 120 days (which are 4 months, not 6 months) are pretty standard, and I expect that you will hear from them much sooner than that. Good luck.