Received N400 letter while I751 still pending

[JK2019 1]

My wife received her N400 interview notice while the I751 case is still pending.  She applied for N400 when she became eligible while waiting for the I751.  The notice doesn't mention anything about the I751.  Do we assume it is going to be a combo interview?  I read in past posts that some mentioned their letters asked their spouse also be present.  Her letter doesn't say anything like that; basically just ask for her, an interpreter (if needed) or attorney be present (If needed).  I plan to go anyway just in case it is a combo. 

 

We live in North NJ and all along we are expecting the interview to be held in Newark NJ.  For whatever reason her N400 interview is in NYC.  Has anyone tried moving the case to their home state and reschedule?  Or is it better to just go instead of moving things around?  Any insights will be appreciated.  Thanks.

[HRQX 4,145]

5 minutes ago, JK2019 said:

We live in North NJ and all along we are expecting the interview to be held in Newark NJ.  For whatever reason her N400 interview is in NYC.

They may be trying to balance the workload. For example:

[.yana 586]

1 hour ago, JK2019 said:

My wife received her N400 interview notice while the I751 case is still pending.  She applied for N400 when she became eligible while waiting for the I751.  The notice doesn't mention anything about the I751.  Do we assume it is going to be a combo interview?  I read in past posts that some mentioned their letters asked their spouse also be present.  Her letter doesn't say anything like that; basically just ask for her, an interpreter (if needed) or attorney be present (If needed).  I plan to go anyway just in case it is a combo. 

 

We live in North NJ and all along we are expecting the interview to be held in Newark NJ.  For whatever reason her N400 interview is in NYC.  Has anyone tried moving the case to their home state and reschedule?  Or is it better to just go instead of moving things around?  Any insights will be appreciated.  Thanks.

Yes, assume it is going to be a combo interview and go with your wife.

 

I would not try to reschedule my interview as it will almost definitely further delay everything. 

[JK2019 1]

8 hours ago, .yana said:

Yes, assume it is going to be a combo interview and go with your wife.

 

I would not try to reschedule my interview as it will almost definitely further delay everything. 

Thanks.  Going to NYC is a logistical issue.  And from reading the related post @HRQX provided others who have tried to move their cases closer failed unless there was a disability reason.   

Waited so long and finally got something.  Plan is to go.