What do I do now? (LPR denied citizenship)

[TBoneTX 43,435]

A hijack post has been removed.  That poster has his own thread.  Do not post anything more about that question.

[Mobius1 175]

First of all, why are so many of you asking if the OP is Sarah herself? If the person is trying to maintain a barrier, let them…

 

OP or an eager volunteer, please fill out this as it will make things easy for everyone to understand in 1 go instead of reading 6 pages. Just month and year will do.

 

date married

date applied for I-751 joint

date started divorce 

date joint I-751 got approved

date divorce finalized

date applied for n400

date it got denied

 

What most people are trying to get to is, if your joint i751 got approved before finalizing of the divorce.
 

* If so, then yes your i751 was approved on missing critical info and should have been converted to waiver.

 

* If it was approved after, then it’s something else.

 

 Now, before someone starts a misinformation campaign, neither Sarah nor USC is “required” to inform for divorce process until it’s finalized before approval. And not at all if after the approval. USCIS has plenty of things to do rather than reading a sob story. Trust me, I have spent about $1,000 consulting actual multiple lawyers to come to this conclusion. 

However, if USCIS had conduced an interview and one was in middle of a divorce, it would need to be disclosed. I751 joint would be either denied outright or converted at the spot and an RFE of 87 days issued, depending on the IO’s mood.

 

 

[Mobius1 175]

48 minutes ago, Mobius1 said:

What most people are trying to get to is, if your joint i751 got approved before finalizing of the divorce.

Error… correcting myself here..

 

 

What most people are trying to get to is, if your divorce got finalized before approval of I-751 joint.

 

In this case one should have asked USCIS to convert the joint petition to waiver, since one has the decree in hand.

Edited August 3, 2022 by Mobius1