Aos Interview and RFE

[Meggan P 40]

We had my husband's interview yesterday in the Nashville field office. The lady was nice. She did not ask my spouse any questions about me or my family or how we met. She wanted all cohabitation documents and a copy of some boarding passes and our photo album. When she went through the questions about have you ever done this or that my husband had to tell her he received a traffic ticket a couple of months ago and has a court date this Monday because we borrowed a truck from my brother in law believing it was insured only to find out when he was pulled over for speeding that it is not insured. To make matters worse when we contacted my brother in law we found out the title is not even in his name it is in his friends name!!!!! So for 2 months i have tried to get this matter cleared up and have that title put in my brother in laws name but his so called friend does not care and has not signed that title over nor will he give me his license number so i can insure the truck! I have car insurance and always have but my company says i have to have the title owner listed as an active driver to insure the vehicle! So i cannot insure it. Im just worried about what the judge will say in regards to the insurance even though ive had my husband on my insurance just not on this vehicle i don't own. I can't force this person to insure his own vehicle. So now our adjudicator has issued an RFE and we must mail her the judgement when we receive it Monday. She also stated that she never gives a decision at interviews it is always within 30 days after the interview. All over a traffic ticket......a common one here in Tennessee too. Anyone else had this come up? Or felt with tennessee court over insurance? 

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18 minutes ago, Meggan P said:

All over a traffic ticket......a common one here in Tennessee too.

Quicker resolution all-around---and what would have satisfied the IO without being issued an RFE----would have been to just pay the speeding fine 2 months ago, and let your brother-in-law deal with his own insurance issues.  Suppose that's water under the bridge now since the court date is this Monday.

 

Also sounds like you might have given the IO a little too much information that likely wasn't asked for, if you explained to her the entire situation over a simple speeding ticket like you did here....making it perhaps sound to the IO like it was a bigger deal than it really was.

 

All you can do  now is follow her instructions on Monday after you receive the court disposition.

Edited September 20, 2019 by Going through

[Meggan P 40]

7 minutes ago, Going through said:

Quicker resolution all-around---and what would have satisfied the IO without being issued an RFE----would have been to just pay the speeding fine 2 months ago, and let your brother-in-law deal with his own insurance issues.  Suppose that's water under the bridge now since the court date is this Monday.

 

Also sounds like you might have given the IO a little too much information that likely wasn't asked for, if you explained to her the entire situation over a simple speeding ticket like you did here....making it perhaps sound to the IO like it was a bigger deal than it really was.

 

All you can do  now is follow her instructions on Monday after you receive the court disposition.

We didn't. My husband simply told her he has a court hearing Monday over a speeding fine and she immediately issued the RFE. The reason he is going to court is due to the insurance. In tennessee they won't send you to court for speeding for your first offense unless you are doing over 100mph. They will send you over car insurance every time. At the time I did and still do have car insurance however, it doesn't cover that truck because of reasons i stated previously. He did not have one of my cards on him because we believed the vehicle was already insured. 

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27 minutes ago, Meggan P said:

We didn't. My husband simply told her he has a court hearing Monday over a speeding fine and she immediately issued the RFE. The reason he is going to court is due to the insurance. In tennessee they won't send you to court for speeding for your first offense unless you are doing over 100mph. They will send you over car insurance every time. At the time I did and still do have car insurance however, it doesn't cover that truck because of reasons i stated previously. He did not have one of my cards on him because we believed the vehicle was already insured. 

Yeah with an open court case, the IO cannot adjudicate it until the case is closed following their own policy.

He should be fine once the paperwork is received by USCIS, and hopefully will not cause too much of a delay---if any.  Best of luck.