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i-751 Reopend after it was denied, another 751 Pending - Requiring Immediate Travel

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Salva   4

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Hi, My i-751 was reopened after it was denied and is now currently pending. I initially filed under abuse and battery in 2021 and in 2024 it was denied without an interview. The denial letter said I failed to submit mental health evaluation and i am not qualified for abuse wavier. I later submitted mental health evaluation with I-290B and also requested them to consider my i751 under divorce category. Although the I751 that was reopened after my Motion to reopen/reconsider, it  remains pending as of today and while My lawyer also applied for another i751 which is also pending so currently I have 2 751s with USCIS.  I have consulted with numerous immigration attorneys and paid them for their consult just to get myself confused. Some are saying you should go for N400 it will help expedite you r 751 and some are saying you should wait until your 751 is adjudicated cause it will create a mess and while getting hodgepodge responses from lawyers about my N400 I am in immediate need of travel. My I551 stamp is expiring on 29th of this month and I am scheduled to go to USCIS field office on Monday to get the new stamp.  With all due respect i am trying to get help on these questions. Please advice!

 

1. Should I travel with I551 stamp while I have 2 i751s pending? Will it cause any issues while coming back?

2. Should I apply for N400 or wait?

 

Please advance and thank you in advance.

 

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6 hours ago, Salva said:

My lawyer also applied for another i751 which is also pending so currently I have 2 751s with USCIS. 

I don't think this is possible....   Certainly, the attorney withdrew the first I-751.....or the second one overrode the first one   With this much going on, I wouldn't travel.   Nothing prevents you from submitting an N-400 if you qualify, but it won't be approved until your I-751 is sorted out.

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In summary, it took 13 months for approval of the CR-1.  It took 44 months for approval of the I-751.  It took 4 months for approval of the N-400.   It took 172 days from N-400 application to Oath Ceremony.   It took 6 weeks for Passport, then 7 additional weeks for return of wife's Naturalization Certificate.. 
 

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Divorce waivers are much simpler

 

I would not travel

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