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biwthse7en Newbie

biwthse7en   2

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Hi everyone,

 

I just got my  status checked and USCIS is scheduling an interview for me. I responded back to their RFE with strong evidence but I guess they still want to talk to us. My service center is Texas. Hopefully I will know soon when is the interview.

 

I just want to keep a peace of mind and am thinking about hiring my old lawyer to represent for me during the interview.  My question is  can I still have him as my representative during the interview given that my I751 was filed by myself, and I didn't list any lawyer as representative,? Is there any special form we have to file?

 

Thank you in advance. 

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NancyNguyen Experienced

NancyNguyen   1,657

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Your lawyer can’t do nothing at the interview. If you have enough proofs, interview will be easy.

N400

12/06/2014: Package filed

12/31/2014: Fingerprinted

02/06/2015: In-Line for Interview

04/15/2015: Passed Interview

05/05/2015: Oath letter was sent

05/22/2015: Oath Ceremony

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biwthse7en   2

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@NancyNguyen Hi Nancy, thank you for the response. I think I just want to keep a peace of mind to have my lawyer with me during the interview just in case if the USCIS employs hostile tactics.

 

As interviewee, I feel like you don't want to intentionally say wrong things to the IO if their questions are unreasonable/purposefully attacked . Just reading many negative interviews on the forum and to have lawyer with me during the interview will make sure my rights are protected.

 

I'm aware that we will answer the questions and not the lawyer. We're not afraid of the questions and It might be a waste of money but I guess better be safe than sorry. 

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