Randone questions (split and merged)

[Dashinka 23,355]

You need to clarify the exact dates.  What is your residence since date on your GC?  Did you file a joint I751 first, then switch to a divorce waiver, or was the I751 file with divorce waiver in June 2020 the initial submission?  Are you filing the N400 under the 5 year rule?

 

 

[Family 3,549]

9 hours ago, Guido51 said:

i filed i751 after divorce in june 2020. potomac.

i filed n400 in january 2021.

I took the liberty of viewing a few recent posts you have made and though you have stated that you applied for N-400;under “ 5 “ year rule…that is not clear in the dates here….and means your I-751 was very late filed since you would have needed to be LPR since Jan 2016 to satisfy the “ 5 year rule” .

 

1. Do you think your I-751 is perhaps  being investigated , were there red flags ? Many members on VJ have first hand knowledge of long drawn out experiences especially in cases with difficult ex wives ..

 

2. Check the the of LPR on your plastic green card and if it does not say LPR since 2016 ( or 90 day window) then you filed incorrectly and need to withdraw N-400

[Rocio0010 5,572]

With all due respect, I think you have been posting in the last couple days bits and pieces into separate posts. That makes us really hard to follow and thus help you. I think somewhere you posted that you requested a FOIA -that tells me there’s more to this story. Not being nosy, but just please give us all the relevant details at once.

[mindthegap 2,543]

16 hours ago, Guido51 said:

anyone in same situation?

Many, yes.

 

16 hours ago, Guido51 said:

or knows anything about what to do or expect?

Wait. Get on with your life. Create a start up company for millions and gamble it all away. Create a cult based where the founding principal is marrying small farm animals. Anything except stressing over it, which won't make one shred of difference.

They do it when they do it. Welcome to the USCIS way of doing things. 

Edited April 23, 2022 by mindthegap

[Guido51 9]

16 hours ago, nastra30 said:

You filed I-751 with a divorce waiver, correct?

And then you filed N400 based on 3-year rule, correct? Please clarify.

 

Otherwise, if my understanding is correct, you were not eligible to file N400 and it will be denied. You can only file based on 5 year rule.

 

 

14 hours ago, Timona said:

Didn't you ask this within the last 1 week?

 

13 hours ago, Dashinka said:

You need to clarify the exact dates.  What is your residence since date on your GC?  Did you file a joint I751 first, then switch to a divorce waiver, or was the I751 file with divorce waiver in June 2020 the initial submission?  Are you filing the N400 under the 5 year rule?

 

 

my first i751 and n400 were both denied together because of divorce. my divorce took a while.

after the denial, i got divorced and filed a new i751 (june 2020)

then with the 5 year rule, i filed second n400 (january 2021)

as far as i know i'm not in removal proceedings

now i have i751 and n400 pending. i751 never got transferred after n400. both cases show fingerprints taken as last update.

i hope i cleared the confusion. i'm depressed and broken. 

thanks for any insight.

[Guido51 9]

5 hours ago, Rocio0010 said:

With all due respect, I think you have been posting in the last couple days bits and pieces into separate posts. That makes us really hard to follow and thus help you. I think somewhere you posted that you requested a FOIA -that tells me there’s more to this story. Not being nosy, but just please give us all the relevant details at once.

i understand and sorry for mess if i created. i just can't find any help or money to talk to lawyers. its just hard to be alone in this.

i requested FOIA because that's what people said it would help. it was completed yesterday and i didn't receive an interview.

[Rocio0010 5,572]

1 minute ago, Guido51 said:

i understand and sorry for mess if i created. i just can't find any help or money to talk to lawyers. its just hard to be alone in this.

i requested FOIA because that's what people said it would help. it was completed yesterday and i didn't receive an interview.

That’s ok! Just create a post with your immigration story, complete, centralized in one place and people will help you.

[Guido51 9]

2 hours ago, mindthegap said:

Many, yes.

 

Wait. Get on with your life. Create a start up company for millions and gamble it all away. Create a cult based where the founding principal is marrying small farm animals. Anything except stressing over it, which won't make one shred of difference.

They do it when they do it. Welcome to the USCIS way of doing things. 

my motivation in life is so low due to stress USCIS brought in my life. i know stress can't help but i can't break the cycle.

i don't know what i could expect next - i tried info pass, congressman, online message. nothing works.

requested FOIA and now waiting for them to send me results. it is in last step.

i don't know why people applied MONTHS after me already took their oath but i don't even have i751.

some say i751 delays n400 some says it helps.

i can't figure out what is true.

not sure what it would help. 

 

[African Zealot 1,453]

6 minutes ago, Guido51 said:

i'm depressed and broken. 

If you’re really depressed seek mental health help. If you mean you’re just sad like we all get sometimes, it shall pass.

 

Aside from that I think you will just have to wait since you don’t have the money for lawyers. Or you could file a writ of mandamus yourself.

 

All the best

[Family 3,549]

8 minutes ago, Guido51 said:

my first i751 and n400 were both denied together because of divorce. my divorce took a while.

after the denial, i got divorced and filed a new i751 (june 2020)

then with the 5 year rule, i filed second n400 (january 2021)

as far as i know i'm not in removal proceedings

now i have i751 and n400 pending. i751 never got transferred after n400. both cases show fingerprints taken as last update.

i hope i cleared the confusion. i'm depressed and broken. 

thanks for any insight.

Thank you for clarifying…now let’s get down to business. You cannot afford to go down without a fight. You are NOT in removal and won’t be put in removal until the deny this second I-751 …and if you are to go down that road , you get ONE more chance to prove your marriage was bonafide. 
 

One of the most inspiring VJ members @Demisehas been through that path and willingly shares her spirit and victory. 
 

Glad you are posting and hope you get lots of engagement. Maybe share the colorful details of battle of the exes , as @mindthegapdoes w good cheer!

[iwannaplay54 985]

20 hours ago, Guido51 said:

Hi everyone, i wanted to connect with people in similar experience.

 

i filed i751 after divorce in june 2020. potomac.

i filed n400 in january 2021.

many people filed n400 MONTHS after me already became citizen. 

I was told they put me in line for interview for n400 in january but nothing

most people's i751 got transferred after they fill n400 but mine didn't get transfer

 

short story: i751 pending for 21 months - last update: fingerprints taken

n400 pending for 14months. - last update: fingerprints taken

 

i am convinced my i751 is delaying n400 combo interview.

anyone in same situation? or knows anything about what to do or expect?

 

 

You are probably right.  But you are not in removal proceedings.  

Edited April 24, 2022 by iwannaplay54

[mindthegap 2,543]

1 hour ago, Guido51 said:

my motivation in life is so low due to stress USCIS brought in my life. i know stress can't help but i can't break the cycle.

i don't know what i could expect next - i tried info pass, congressman, online message. nothing works.

requested FOIA and now waiting for them to send me results. it is in last step.

i don't know why people applied MONTHS after me already took their oath but i don't even have i751.

some say i751 delays n400 some says it helps.

i can't figure out what is true.

not sure what it would help. 

 

Yep, been there, done ALL of that (extensively and repeatedly), and had the stress. 
My second I-751, and the first n-400 which was filed not long after, took 3.5 years to adjudicate before another denial (and this time due to USCIS error and failure to follow their own damn policies).

When I say they don’t care, I mean it. When I say don’t stress or dwell on it, I mean it. There is nothing you can do but wait.

Edited April 24, 2022 by mindthegap

[Rocio0010 5,572]

2 hours ago, Guido51 said:

my first i751 and n400 were both denied together because of divorce. my divorce took a while.

after the denial, i got divorced and filed a new i751 (june 2020)

You divorced twice?

[Mr Genuis 91]

Sorry you are going through this. If you can post everything on a single post with the accurate dates from when you get you gc , divorce and all the filing dates I am confident someone here will help you. Peace...

[Pinkrlion 2,611]

On 4/22/2022 at 11:16 PM, Guido51 said:

Hi everyone, i wanted to connect with people in similar experience.

 

i filed i751 after divorce in june 2020. potomac.

i filed n400 in january 2021.

many people filed n400 MONTHS after me already became citizen. 

I was told they put me in line for interview for n400 in january but nothing

most people's i751 got transferred after they fill n400 but mine didn't get transfer

 

short story: i751 pending for 21 months - last update: fingerprints taken

n400 pending for 14months. - last update: fingerprints taken

 

i am convinced my i751 is delaying n400 combo interview.

anyone in same situation? or knows anything about what to do or expect?

 

 

First of ALL, there is no such thing as a combo interview.  The policy states that you cannot apply or be approved for n400 until you have completed ROC.  This ploy to push for quicker adjudication on the I-751 does not apply in your case.  Until your divorce waiver has been finalized, your N400 will be denied.  They will not combine the interviews, as you tried to file under the 3 year married rule.  You have wasted your money twice.  You will have to wait until Divorce waiver if finalized.