N400 Portland Field Office ‘ A decision cannot yet be made about your application’

[E2013luis 3]

I just finished my interview and got stuck with: A decision cannot yet be made about your application. Any experience on this in the Portland OR Office????

anything will be helpful. Thanks 

[chefaleslie 5]

I got the exact same answer yesterday. I was and am so discouraged. 

[chefaleslie 5]

Have you seen any movement on this yet? 

[E2013luis 3]

Nothing yet im still waiting, what about you? Where did you go to interview?

[LUAL 43]

On 2/5/2018 at 1:31 PM, E2013luis said:

I just finished my interview and got stuck with: A decision cannot yet be made about your application. Any experience on this in the Portland OR Office????

anything will be helpful. Thanks 

Did they give any reason? Do you have divorces? Criminal history? Issue with staying illegally in USA in the past? Please share those info so that it helps understanding your case.

On 2/13/2018 at 5:10 PM, chefaleslie said:

I got the exact same answer yesterday. I was and am so discouraged. 

Did they give any reason? Do you have divorces? Criminal history? Issue with staying illegally in USA in the past? Please share those info so that it helps understanding your case.

[chefaleslie 5]

I had my interview in Portland with S. Spicer. No issues that I know of with my file or case. No divorce, been a green card holder for 10 years and married for 17 living in the USA for 10 years. Canadian Citizen. No record or problems with the police.  I asked for a reason or if this was normal and she said it just happens. I work full time and only take short trips to canada once a year for 5 - 7 days. No stamps in any passport coming and going from Canada. I also went one a 4 day cruise to Mexico last year. So I have no idea why I was told no decision can be made in your case. 

Edited February 19, 2018 by chefaleslie

[E2013luis 3]

1 hour ago, LUAL said:

Did they give any reason? Do you have divorces? Criminal history? Issue with staying illegally in USA in the past? Please share those info so that it helps understanding your case.

Did they give any reason? Do you have divorces? Criminal history? Issue with staying illegally in USA in the past? Please share those info so that it helps understanding your case.

I never had problems with anything, no police, arrest, no gaps on working history and I’m self employed with my own company. I answered everything right but she didn’t like my face I guess.

[E2013luis 3]

56 minutes ago, chefaleslie said:

I had my interview in Portland with S. Spicer. No issues that I know of with my file or case. No divorce, been a green card holder for 10 years and married for 17 living in the USA for 10 years. Canadian Citizen. No record or problems with the police.  I asked for a reason or if this was normal and she said it just happens. I work full time and only take short trips to canada once a year for 5 - 7 days. No stamps in any passport coming and going from Canada. I also went one a 4 day cruise to Mexico last year. So I have no idea why I was told no decision can be made in your case. 

Yes same with me I’ve been outside of US for 12 days in 6 yrs. no criminal records of any kind. It’s so frustrating 

[E2013luis 3]

1 hour ago, LUAL said:

Did they give any reason? Do you have divorces? Criminal history? Issue with staying illegally in USA in the past? Please share those info so that it helps understanding your case.

Did they give any reason? Do you have divorces? Criminal history? Issue with staying illegally in USA in the past? Please share those info so that it helps understanding your case.

They didn’t say anything after I asked her why, just said: wait for our decision on the mail, could take 6 to 8 weeks and you can ask again after 120days without a response using info pass system. So that’s it. 

Edited February 19, 2018 by E2013luis

[chefaleslie 5]

Do you remember who your IO was in Portland? 

[chefaleslie 5]

14 minutes ago, E2013luis said:

Yes same with me I’ve been outside of US for 12 days in 6 yrs. no criminal records of any kind. It’s so frustrating 

Do you remember who your IO was in Portland? 

[Illiria 980]

It should be written on the decision letter, if you can’t remember the name of the interviewer.

[E2013luis 3]

52 minutes ago, chefaleslie said:

Do you remember who your IO was in Portland? 

D Baker

[chefaleslie 5]

I was hoping that it was the IO was to junior to make the decisions.  Well let me know when your case changes I hope it's soon, this waiting is for the birds. 

48 minutes ago, E2013luis said:

D Baker

 

[LUAL 43]

4 hours ago, E2013luis said:

I never had problems with anything, no police, arrest, no gaps on working history and I’m self employed with my own company. I answered everything right but she didn’t like my face I guess.

That's odd. I am sure they will let you know their decision. 

5 hours ago, chefaleslie said:

I had my interview in Portland with S. Spicer. No issues that I know of with my file or case. No divorce, been a green card holder for 10 years and married for 17 living in the USA for 10 years. Canadian Citizen. No record or problems with the police.  I asked for a reason or if this was normal and she said it just happens. I work full time and only take short trips to canada once a year for 5 - 7 days. No stamps in any passport coming and going from Canada. I also went one a 4 day cruise to Mexico last year. So I have no idea why I was told no decision can be made in your case. 

That's odd. I am sure they will let you know their decision.