Combo Interview scheduled - i751 & N400

[paco5 3]

Hi All

 

I want to thank @mindthegap @Crazy Cat  @OldUser @Dashinka and more people from this forum for helping me with my previous question and I'm successfully made it back to US.

I'm really Sorry to ghost you guys, it was a tough few years and now I'm finally divorced.

I filed a new i751 with Divorce waiver and finalized my divorce last year after 6 years of marriage,18 month of divorce process, My x - spouse after getting a big chunk of money from my divorce reported USCIS marriage with a lot of fragmented documents that i married her for Green Card (combining the documents from divorce and transcript from our phone conversation the stuff that husband n wife talk when we are emotional or in the heat of the moment , I can go over the details later). I don't want to confuse y'all want to stay on track, i can tell more as we discuss.

 

I need help from you guys for my N400 i filed it online in USCIS website and filed i751 with attorney on a fixed fee basis but that time we didn't know she complained about me to the USCIS. 

The only way i found out was the documents got uploaded in my USCIS account ,She reached out to Biden's office, Senator, ICE, CBP and told them I'm a national threat , criminal you name it , on the other side i don't know what i need to prepare and carry with me when i go to the interview (for example tickets from trips to my home country, visit both of our families, therapy, couples therapy for 2 years, lease agreement, utility bills, divorce decree, Credit card bills

 

1. Can you guys help me with all these being said how can i prepare for the N-400 interview and i751 what to expect because of her big complaint. (I will talk to my attorney 2-3 times before my interview only for i751 since I'm on my own for N400)

 

I paid/filled my tax every year.

 

Thanks,

Paco.

 

Thank you for your time,

[OldUser 9,119]

I would not go to I-751 and / or N-400 interview on my own. If you can take lawyer with you, it would be highly recommended.

 

Bring everything you have to prove bonafide marriage, from start to divorce.

Do you have any specific questions?

Edited Thursday at 11:06 PM by OldUser

[paco5 3]

15 minutes ago, OldUser said:

I would not go to I-751 and / or N-400 interview on my own. If you can take lawyer with you, it would be highly recommended.

 

Bring everything you have to prove Bonafide marriage, from start to divorce.

Do you have any specific questions?

@OldUser - Thank you for your quick response, I have a lot of questions, and we can unfold one by one if that's ok.

i ll bring all the docs with me  but the tricky thing is i was at West coast when i filed my i751 2 years ago and now I'm at East coast and my interview is at Philly and my attorney who filed my i751 can't come in person , My question is can i hire different immigration attorney and take with me to the interview as u mentioned a just for the purpose of interview or does it have to same one?)

Yes i don't know how the N400 interview goes can you please tell what to expect and i know on the high level there will be questions about my marriage, communication and civic about the US( I don't know how many questions i need to get it right ? will that be written or oral and how this test will be ) I'm filing under 5-year rule and i have a clean record no DUI .

Edited Thursday at 11:19 PM by paco5

[OldUser 9,119]

1 minute ago, paco5 said:

@OldUser - Thank you for your quick response, I have a lot of questions and we can unfold one by one if that's ok.

i ll bring ll the docs with me  but the tricky thing is i was at West coast when i filed my i751 2 years ago and now I'm at East coast and my interview is at Philly and my attorney who filed my i751 can't come in person , My question is can i hire and take with me to the interview as u mentioned a different immigration attorney just for the purpose of interview or does it have to same one?)

Yes you can hire an attorney to represent you at the interview. Or the one who can take over your entire case and deal with any possible RFE, NOID or denials after the interview.

[OldUser 9,119]

3 minutes ago, paco5 said:

 

Yes i don't know how the N400 interview goes can you please tell what to expect and i know on the high level there will be  questions about my marriage, communication and civic about the US( I don't know how many question i need to get it right ? will that be written or oral and how this test will be ) I'm filing under 5-year rule and i have a clean record no DUI .

Here's how my interview went:

 

Important differences: I already had I-751 approved, I applied for N-400 under 5 year rule, and I was and am still married.

 

[paco5 3]

15 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Here's how my interview went:

 

Important differences: I already had I-751 approved, I applied for N-400 under 5 year rule, and I was and am still married.

 

 

15 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Here's how my interview went:

 

Important differences: I already had I-751 approved, I applied for N-400 under 5 year rule, and I was and am still married.

 

I think having a lawyer could make a difference, I ll look for one. Thank you for sharing it.

Edited Thursday at 11:38 PM by paco5

[ODATT 95]

34 minutes ago, paco5 said:

 

I think having a lawyer could make a difference, I ll look for one. Thank you for sharing it.

People whose case are not simple should use a lawyer. Highly recommend it. Especially, reading what you wrote, please do not go for the cheapest one. Use one with plenty of experience. 

[paco5 3]

3 minutes ago, ODATT said:

People whose case are not simple should use a lawyer. Highly recommend it. Especially, reading what you wrote, please do not go for the cheapest one. Use one with plenty of experience. 

 

Sure Thank you @ODATT, i ll find an experienced attorney who can help me with my case.

[Dashinka 25,515]

Yes, based on what you described as the actions of you ex, I definitely would consult with an excellent lawyer, and take them with you to any interviews.

 

Good Luck!

[Crazy Cat 43,716]

Another vote to hire an attorney for this.  You need to be fully prepared.

[Sukie 1,497]

If you are anywhere near New York City, I can personally recommend Noemi Masliah as an immigration attorney. 

 

Best to you in your process!

 

Sukie in NY

[mindthegap 2,617]

It'll either be fine or you will end up in the same situation as me....depending on what your ex spouse said to USCIS. 

No way of knowing in advance. I passed my N-400, piece of paper issued saying can't make a decision at this time, and it was then denied because of the still underlying I-751 issue. 

[paco5 3]

 

5 hours ago, Sukie said:

If you are anywhere near New York City, I can personally recommend Noemi Masliah as an immigration attorney. 

 

Best to you in your process!

 

Sukie in NY

@Sukie - Thank you for the recommendation, i ll check. I live in Harrisburg, PA.

[paco5 3]

1 hour ago, mindthegap said:

It'll either be fine or you will end up in the same situation as me....depending on what your ex spouse said to USCIS. 

No way of knowing in advance. I passed my N-400, piece of paper issued saying can't make a decision at this time, and it was then denied because of the still underlying I-751 issue. 

@mindthegap - She went ballistic like 150 pages of stuff mostly redundant and some or irrelevant includes the emailing the USCIS Fraud department and other agencies that i mentioned earlier. But did you have combo interview for your N400 or was it separate? 

[OldUser 9,119]

4 minutes ago, paco5 said:

@mindthegap - She went ballistic like 150 pages of stuff mostly redundant and some or irrelevant includes the emailing the USCIS Fraud department and other agencies that i mentioned earlier. But did you have combo interview for your N400 or was it separate? 

How did you learn about it? FOIA?