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Didn’t tell interviewer at naturalization interview about marriage

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5 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

People have relied on being told things in person at infopass appointments to their peril. I know someone who was told at infopass that their DV visa application could get approved after fiscal year end as long as it was submitted before, which is complete nonsense. It’s unclear to me why infopass staff are not better trained, but that’s another issue. I do hope OP doesn’t run into any obstacles trying to sponsor her husband, which as I understood it was her main concern in starting the thread.

One up maybe from the misinformation line but not by much.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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SusieQQQ
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You can’t get proper advice without telling people what is really going on.   as for judgement, welcome to the internet.

CarlHamilton
CarlHamilton

Why did you say you were single when you were married?  I know you said you didn't have the marriage certificate yet, but you could have just told the officer that.  To a neutral observer, it looks li

aaron2020
aaron2020

Read the VJ Terms of Service.  You can not tell people not to post.     Asking why you lied and what you hoped to gain are legitimate questions.

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I had the same predicament before I filed my N-400 but I figured out that if I dont disclose my current marital status, I will have trouble filing for my husband. Its time for you to seek a legal advice from an atty just to make sure. Not only losing your husband's chance of coming here but you are get in trouble from USCIS. 

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