Will N400 denial trigger loss of residency? (merged)

[corvusheart 163]

Well tomorrow we will be mailing out letter to withdraw our application. I say we just got dealt a bad hand with the IO who gave us a second review. Better luck next time! It says it's up to someone at the field office whether or not they will honor the request for withdrawal. If they don't honor the request they proceed forward.

[cyclone27 710]

Withdrawing is not advisable. Proceed and send the requested info. You are near the finish line, and quiting at the 1in line is silly.

[corvusheart 163]

21 minutes ago, cyclone27 said:

Withdrawing is not advisable. Proceed and send the requested info. You are near the finish line, and quiting at the 1in line is silly.

1 in line?

[sexyafrican36 42]

There isn’t any reason for you to pull it if all they requested of you is to was more documentation. If you pull that now, it would not change when next you apply because they would then ask more questions with regards why you canceled you previous application and even more scrutiny. It won’t affect his residency even if he is denied. 

[corvusheart 163]

10 minutes ago, Sexyafrican36 said:

There isn’t any reason for you to pull it if all they requested of you is to was more documentation. If you pull that now, it would not change when next you apply because they would then ask more questions with regards why you canceled you previous application and even more scrutiny. It won’t affect his residency even if he is denied. 

I read from a different thread for filing on the 5 year rule the burden is on USCIS to prove that the relationship is not legitimate whereas the 3 year rule it'd on the applicant to prove its legitimate. There's no signs of fraud in our case they will have a hard time finding something.

 

Also the RFE said if we pull it, it won't effect any applications submitted in the future and will hold no prejudice.

Edited March 16, 2019 by corvusheart

[sexyafrican36 42]

It doesn’t matter if you file 3 7-8 years as long as you got you GC through marriage they will always ask questions. Like I said if you have nothing to hide then there should be no reason to be worried but then again It is your choice 

[corvusheart 163]

1 minute ago, Sexyafrican36 said:

It doesn’t matter if you file 3 7-8 years as long as you got you GC through marriage they will always ask questions. Like I said if you have nothing to hide then there should be no reason to be worried but then again It is your choice 

We have nothing to hide yes but our file is too thin.

[cyclone27 710]

If your file was too thin you would not have been approved for removal of conditions.

 

 

[corvusheart 163]

I have yet to find another person on here who got a RFE post N400 interview.

[Ontarkie 14,856]

31 minutes ago, corvusheart said:

I have yet to find another person on here who got a RFE post N400 interview.

Actually there are lots of threads on that. 

[corvusheart 163]

4 hours ago, Ontarkie said:

Actually there are lots of threads on that. 

I haven't seen any when searching.

[corvusheart 163]

I know they have up to 120 days. But how long does it take for most people?

[Lemonslice 5,142]

If you don't go out, or have much of a paper trail, do you have each other's as beneficiaries on savings/retirement/pension or life insurance accounts? Will, living will? Emergency contact? State ID or driver's licence at the same address? Did you allow your husband to get his driver's licence? 

[corvusheart 163]

52 minutes ago, Lemonslice said:

If you don't go out, or have much of a paper trail, do you have each other's as beneficiaries on savings/retirement/pension or life insurance accounts? Will, living will? Emergency contact? State ID or driver's licence at the same address? Did you allow your husband to get his driver's licence? 

No Will. No life insurance. Submitted emergency contact with initial application. We did send a copy of my driver's license and his state ID. We both agreed that it's best for him to wait to drive till he's a citizen in case he gets a ticket.

[Ontarkie 14,856]

How about health insurance, a copy of your patient record that list each other as the next of kin or emergency contact (send it again), any pets that you take to a vet and your names on vet records or adoption records of that pet? 

How about birthday, Christmas, anniversary cards with both your names on the envelope, any type of junk mail that comes in gather it all as it will show both your names at the same address. 

Car repair bills? 

Bank statements that show both of you using the same account. 

 

At my interview even though everyone said they don't ask for more proof at the interview. That they would have everything from the list when applying. I was still asked and I knew they would because that is just my luck. I didn't bring much more with me but I did use a few receipts from the drugstore that showed his insurance for my inhalers. That was enough just one extra thing. I didn't matter that he was in the waiting room with our daughter she still wanted one more thing. 

 

Search your place high and low and find everything you can with names and addresses on.