My spouse received interview for N400 - out of country right now

[CarlHamilton 252]

On 10/5/2018 at 12:49 PM, Russ&Caro said:

Your advice is incorrect. That is exactly what they need to do if they want to reschedule their interview.  Since there is no requirement for the beneficiary to sign the letter, there is no reason why the petitioner cannot write and send the letter on behalf of the beneficiary. Here is the language in the invitation letter which refutes your advice.

 

"If for any reason you cannot keep this appointment, return this letter immediately to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) officeaddress listed above with your explanation and a request for a new appointment, otherwise, no further action will be taken on your application."

 

Please, try to give accurate advice.

The beneficiary/petitioner framework doesn't apply to citizenship.  This is the wife's petition.  No one else is allowed to meddle with it except lawyers or others appointed through a specific form (G-something) by the petitioner (the person who is applying for citizenship) .  Think about it.  What's to stop a husband from sabotaging his wife's petition without her knowledge after they have a fight, or vice-versa? 

I think your advice is incorrect.

[lierre 224]

On 10/5/2018 at 11:13 AM, SusieQQQ said:

You reinforced the comment you answered, which noted that embassies do visas (what you did), not naturalization. 

Ahhh yes! I see where my logic was wrong.

 

i realized what I was probably thinking about only applies to military family members and not civilian folk. I had that military family lens. Sorry about that confusion.