Notice of Intent to Deny

[Joyoussinger 1,411]

20 minutes ago, Makanaki said:

Yes, he has. Unfortunately they said the incident was over7 years ago and they are no longer in posession - even archive department

I'm sure it's better for him to be forthcoming about it, anyway. 

[Boiler 43,485]

7 minutes ago, Joyoussinger said:

I'm sure it's better for him to be forthcoming about it, anyway. 

He has no choice, the question is simple.

[SalishSea 16,785]

3 hours ago, Makanaki said:

Hi @Pinkrlion yes you are right she won’t cooperate. In fact one of the reasons they are yet to divorce is she’s asking for alimony. And concerning IRS payment plan he only just set that up yesterday.

So he went into the N400 process, blissfully unaware that he has to be up to date on his taxes?

 

 

[Boiler 43,485]

7 minutes ago, SalishSea said:

So he went into the N400 process, blissfully unaware that he has to be up to date on his taxes?

 

 

Amongst other things

[Pinkrlion 2,607]

9 hours ago, Makanaki said:

Hi @Pinkrlion yes you are right she won’t cooperate. In fact one of the reasons they are yet to divorce is she’s asking for alimony. And concerning IRS payment plan he only just set that up yesterday.

Yeah…I called that one. 

[Lemonslice 4,559]

11 hours ago, Makanaki said:

Yea they are in talking terms but on the level of divorce. She wants alimony (all in text) which he is not ready to give. And yep, the IRS payment plan was just enacted yesterday. He understands that the N400 may be denied, but greatest concern is on his GC

In most states, a longer marriage might mean alimony being granted for a longer duration too.  Please tell your friend that he needs to check in with lawyers before making big decisions (marriage, separation, divorce, USCIS applications, tax avoidance, whatever else is happening in his life); he does not seem to understand how the law of the land works.

[Makanaki 111]

45 minutes ago, Lemonslice said:

In most states, a longer marriage might mean alimony being granted for a longer duration too.  Please tell your friend that he needs to check in with lawyers before making big decisions (marriage, separation, divorce, USCIS applications, tax avoidance, whatever else is happening in his life); he does not seem to understand how the law of the land works.

Unfortunately 😞