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[rocamey17 11]

Hey guys...

Updates pops on my profile.

 

1. I751 card is being produced

2. N400 approved..and in line for an oath ceremony 

 

Then later another message pops up

 

1. I751 is reopened for consideration 

2. N400 oath ceremony is canceled..appointment will be rescheduled 

 

Please do anyone understand this...

 

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[SalishSea 17,920]

Is there anything unusual about your case?  Divorce?

 

sounds like they found something that was not originally considered in the decision, and need to look further at it.

[rocamey17 11]

2 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

Is there anything unusual about your case?  Divorce?

 

sounds like they found something that was not originally considered in the decision, and need to look further at it.

Yes, was previously divorced,which made my interview a lil tensed,

So was shock on reopening again.

And I gave him all the proofs,even told him the kids live with me now

Edited April 25, 2022 by rocamey17

[SalishSea 17,920]

1 minute ago, rocamey17 said:

Yes, was previously divorced,which made my interview a lil tensed,

So was shock on reopening again

Not surprising then.

[rocamey17 11]

Just now, Jorgedig said:

Not surprising then.

But why approved in the first place,

Thought they did all the checks already

[SalishSea 17,920]

Just now, rocamey17 said:

But why approved in the first place,

Thought they did all the checks already

Like I said, some additional information must have come up that was not considered initially.  

[rocamey17 11]

Just now, Jorgedig said:

Like I said, some additional information must have come up that was not considered initially.  

Ok....thanks.

 

Hopefully they send me a notice for that,if needed

[SalishSea 17,920]

1 minute ago, rocamey17 said:

Ok....thanks.

 

Hopefully they send me a notice for that,if needed

If they need something from you, they’ll send an RFE.

[rocamey17 11]

1 minute ago, Jorgedig said:

If they need something from you, they’ll send an RFE.

Fingers crossed

[Family 4,025]

8 hours ago, rocamey17 said:

Yes, was previously divorced,which made my interview a lil tensed,

So was shock on reopening again.

And I gave him all the proofs,even told him the kids live with me now

Edited 8 hours ago by rocamey17

They have KNOWN about your previous divorce from the time your current wife filed your I-130 all the way to the I-485 interview (approximately) three years ago…so that bit should not be a surprise or flag for anything. You can try and remember what questions about previous divorce they kept asking and what questions the Officer actually asked you.

I believe in your first post you said you had been married to your current wife for 4 years…and even though relationship was rocky , you both chose to let joint I-751 stand and spouse went with you to the interview. 
 

1. You indicated you were nervous, and wife helped/ corrected some answers that you got “ wrong” , confused about.

 

2. Are the children from your previous marriage USC? ( born in the US?)..is their biological mother ( ur ex) not sharing custody? …you indicated they live w you….Was your ex a USC or is she undocumented or lives overseas? 

 

3. How old are the children? Do they attend school near the house? Are they old enough to post to face book / social media? Is your private life ( tough moments in this marriage) possibly splattered ( unintentional/ innocently) on social media by any of your friends/ family..? 
 

 

 

[Redro 4,611]

Hi @rocamey17 

I'm so sorry you're going through this extremely stressful process with your ROC and citizenship.

To see both were approved and then re-opened for re-consideration and oath cancelled after several years of waiting must be devastating.

Was wondering if you could clarify your immigration timeline and give a brief history of how you got to the States, how your children got to the US (what is their status), when you divorced you first wife, and your first wife's physical location.  

It would also be helpful if you indicated your country of origin. 

 

Did you mention to the officer your marriage was currently rocky? Was the interview recorded? Did they talk to your wife without you at anytime?

 

Hopefully this is all an error... but if you give a comprehensive timeline maybe someone here can identify the potential reason behind their reversed decision. 

Edited April 26, 2022 by ROK2USA

[rocamey17 11]

50 minutes ago, ROK2USA said:

Hi @rocamey17 

I'm so sorry you're going through this extremely stressful process with your ROC and citizenship.

To see both were approved and then re-opened for re-consideration and oath cancelled after several years of waiting must be devastating.

Was wondering if you could clarify your immigration timeline and give a brief history of how you got to the States, how your children got to the US (what is their status), when you divorced you first wife, and your first wife's physical location.  

It would also be helpful if you indicated your country of origin. 

 

Did you mention to the officer your marriage was currently rocky? Was the interview recorded? Did they talk to your wife without you at anytime?

 

Hopefully this is all an error... but if you give a comprehensive timeline maybe someone here can identify the potential reason behind their reversed decision. 

AOS....September 2017

Employment card Dec 2017

AOS interview July 2018

RFE August 2018

AOS approved August 2018

I751 June 2020

N400 June 2021

Combo Interview April 2022

 

 

[Redro 4,611]

4 minutes ago, rocamey17 said:

AOS....September 2017

Employment card Dec 2017

AOS interview July 2018

RFE August 2018

AOS approved August 2018

I751 June 2020

N400 June 2021

Combo Interview April 2022

 

 

I mean entry to USA (how did you arrive here?) What status did you adjust from? (K1/tourist/student... were you out of status?).

Marriage to first wife... is she a US citizen or from the same country as you? Is your first wife in the USA or in another country?

When did you divorce? 

Where did you obtain the divorce in the US or in your home country?

Children: Are they US citizens? What other nationality do they have? How did they arrive to the US... with you or after you received your 2 year green card.

You: What is your current nationality. 

 

 

 

Edited April 26, 2022 by ROK2USA

[rocamey17 11]

2 hours ago, Family said:

They have KNOWN about your previous divorce from the time your current wife filed your I-130 all the way to the I-485 interview (approximately) three years ago…so that bit should not be a surprise or flag for anything. You can try and remember what questions about previous divorce they kept asking and what questions the Officer actually asked you.

I believe in your first post you said you had been married to your current wife for 4 years…and even though relationship was rocky , you both chose to let joint I-751 stand and spouse went with you to the interview. 
 

1. You indicated you were nervous, and wife helped/ corrected some answers that you got “ wrong” , confused about.

 

2. Are the children from your previous marriage USC? ( born in the US?)..is their biological mother ( ur ex) not sharing custody? …you indicated they live w you….Was your ex a USC or is she undocumented or lives overseas? 

 

3. How old are the children? Do they attend school near the house? Are they old enough to post to face book / social media? Is your private life ( tough moments in this marriage) possibly splattered ( unintentional/ innocently) on social media by any of your friends/ family..? 
 

 

 

My kids are from previous marriage,I have a notarized child support letter from my ex,the kids moved here on CR1 last year October 

 

My ex lives in europe,she has never applied or been to US.

 

My kids are teenagers, and school near me,they don't do social media.

 

 

[rocamey17 11]

3 minutes ago, ROK2USA said:

I mean entry to USA (how did you arrive here?) What status did you adjust from? (K1/tourist/student... were you out of status?).

Marriage to first wife... is she a US citizen or from the same country as you? Is your first wife in the USA or in another country?

When did you divorce? 

Where did you obtain the divorce in the US or in your home country?

Children: Are they US citizens? What other nationality do they have? How did they arrive to the US... with you or after you received your 2 year green card.

You: What is your current nationality. 

 

 

 

I came here 2017 on tourism from pakistan after going tru a tough divorce process with ex, met my present wife here, and started a life,found out my ex also moved to Europe, 

Was a tough one getting the kids here bc of the different nationality,

Kids came in with CR1 last year.