I751 and N400 Expediated request

[Charming12 59]

Hello VJ Member,

 

I have contacted USCIS customer service  today for expedited request for my I751 and N400 based on humanitarian ground. My wife (US Citizen) just moved to Texas  for her job last week and we are expecting second child (end of May,2020). She move there, so her family can take care of both of our child. I have asked for expedition request so they can schedule my I751 and N400 interview before May, 2020 , this way I wont miss any correspondence with USCIS while gone for two months to take care of my wife and our child  and also my wife wont be able to travel due to some complication related to child birth . What are my chance of approving expediting request from USCIS based on our situation? 

[SalishSea 16,770]

15 minutes ago, Charming12 said:

Hello VJ Member,

 

I have contacted USCIS customer service  today for expedited request for my I751 and N400 based on humanitarian ground. My wife (US Citizen) just moved to Texas  for her job last week and we are expecting second child (end of May,2020). She move there, so her family can take care of both of our child. I have asked for expedition request so they can schedule my I751 and N400 interview before May, 2020 , this way I wont miss any correspondence with USCIS while gone for two months to take care of my wife and our child  and also my wife wont be able to travel due to some complication related to child birth . What are my chance of approving expediting request from USCIS based on our situation? 

I don't understand the basis for an N400 expedite (do they even do that??), under 'humanitarian grounds'?  Are you not an LPR and already residing in the US?

[Crazy Cat 39,223]

22 minutes ago, Charming12 said:

Hello VJ Member,

 

I have contacted USCIS customer service  today for expedited request for my I751 and N400 based on humanitarian ground. My wife (US Citizen) just moved to Texas  for her job last week and we are expecting second child (end of May,2020). She move there, so her family can take care of both of our child. I have asked for expedition request so they can schedule my I751 and N400 interview before May, 2020 , this way I wont miss any correspondence with USCIS while gone for two months to take care of my wife and our child  and also my wife wont be able to travel due to some complication related to child birth . What are my chance of approving expediting request from USCIS based on our situation? 

No reason to expedite.  Just change your mailing address with USPS and USCIS.

[Charming12 59]

2 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

I don't understand the basis for an N400 expedite (do they even do that??), under 'humanitarian grounds'?  Are you not an LPR and already residing in the US?

I am LPR and  currently residing in Albany,NY while my wife and son in Texas. The basis would be my wife expecting a second child and giving birth in Texas while I will be with her for 2 months during that time. She wont be able to travel during that time due to complication related to child birth. 

 

 

[Charming12 59]

Just now, missileman said:

No reason to expedite.  Just change your mailing address with USPS and USCIS.

I cant move to Texas until next year due to my job assignment. I will be taking 2 months leave to take care of my wife and kids.

[mindthegap 2,521]

27 minutes ago, Charming12 said:

What are my chance of approving expediting request from USCIS based on our situation? 

 

Zero.

Edited February 26, 2020 by mindthegap

[arken 4,197]

Agreed, i don’t see any valid reason for the expedite. It’s more like a comfort issue.

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

You are already in the US. There are no humanitarian grounds to expedite because you are moving for 2 months. I imagine you will be having someone check your mail for those 2 months. Have them let you know if uscis reaches out. Or you can have your mail forwarded. Or change your address with uscis..

[arken 4,197]

32 minutes ago, Charming12 said:

Hello VJ Member,

 

I have contacted USCIS customer service  today for expedited request for my I751 and N400 based on humanitarian ground. My wife (US Citizen) just moved to Texas  for her job last week and we are expecting second child (end of May,2020). She move there, so her family can take care of both of our child. I have asked for expedition request so they can schedule my I751 and N400 interview before May, 2020 , this way I wont miss any correspondence with USCIS while gone for two months to take care of my wife and our child  and also my wife wont be able to travel due to some complication related to child birth . What are my chance of approving expediting request from USCIS based on our situation? 

Lots of discrepancies that might result in denial.

1. Did she move for work OR for getting support by her family members during pre/post delivery?

2. If solely for work, sth doesn’t sound right, i don’t think any employer would request such move for a 6 months pregnant who is expecting baby in 3 months, away from her husband. If she moved by her choice, then it’s a choice.

3. If she moved there so her family can take care of her and babies, your move over there for 2 months to take care of her and baby is not emergency. 
4. There was an option where she stays with you and may be her family member can come over to take care of her and baby.

 

None of the above sounds any humanitarian crisis, all seem to be the choice made by you two. Good luck.

[SalishSea 16,770]

LOL, but what advantage would expediting be?  It won't get you to your wife any faster, right?  And you are in the US and living apart by CHOICE.  

 

Not going to happen, IMHO.

[carmel34 3,531]

19 hours ago, Charming12 said:

 I have asked for expedition request so they can schedule my I751 and N400 interview before May, 2020 , this way I wont miss any correspondence with USCIS while gone for two months to take care of my wife and our child

The I-751 may not require an interview at all, just wait and forward your mail for those two months, pretty simple.  You just filed the N-400 a month ago, so your interview will not be for a very long time, currently 8.5 to 15.5 months according to USCIS for your location, so you'll be back in Albany by then anyway.  Congratulations on the upcoming birth!

Edited February 27, 2020 by carmel34

[Alonso Ramirez 32]

Congratulations on the kid! That's great. 

 

Unfortunately, I have to agree with everyone else. I think humanitarian reasons are for example, if you are on the brink of losing your status here and your life or that of your family would be in danger if you return to your home country; or if you need to stay in the country to receive medical attention. 

 

I am not sure if your case would qualify. Humanitarian reasons require very dire circumstances. Matter of fact, maybe someone else can correct me if I am wrong, but by asking to expedite your case you just added another step to the process of your application that might actually end up extending your wait time if you get denied for an expedited process. 

 

The best bet is to have someone back home check your mail and let you know if you get anything from USCIS so you can come back and interview/biometrics, or whatever is needed. 

 

Good luck! 

[Charming12 59]

Thanks all for valuable suggestion. I have already requested for expedition just to give a shot!Will see if they even consider it. My problem is my wife wont be able to travel for a while after giving birth.  I'm still hoping for the best. Either way I wont mind the outcome of expedition request!

 

 

[Crazy Cat 39,223]

2 minutes ago, Charming12 said:

Thanks all for valuable suggestion. I have already requested for expedition just to give a shot!Will see if they even consider it. My problem is my wife wont be able to travel for a while after giving birth.  I'm still hoping for the best. Either way I wont mind the outcome of expedition request!

 

 

You might just have to reschedule your interview to a later date if your wife can't travel.....I see no reason to expedite....but good luck .