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    N-400 February 2017 Filers

    in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports

    Posted

    All - I had my interview this morning at the Seattle office at 7.15 am. I arrived at 6.45 am and was called in at 7.25 am. The officer was great. We went through my application and then she asked me to read and write a sentence. Then she proceeded to ask me civics questions. The questions were:

    • What is the supreme law of the land?;
    • Who did the US fight in World War II?;
    • Who vetoes bills?;
    • What is the capital of your state?.

    I only remember 4 questions. I answered the first 6 correctly. She asked me if I wanted to take my oath today. Oath today at 1.30 :) 

     

    Mark me red guys!! It's finally over after 368 days!

    N-400 - March 2017 Filers

    in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports

    Posted

    On 10/17/2017 at 8:56 PM, Living Proof said:

    Hey @MAHUNA 

    Hope you had a wonderful trip. Unfortunately I haven't heard anything yet but my friend, Feb filer, has an interview on Nov 2nd. Hopefully, we'll have our interviews in December. 

    Hey @Living Proof! My priority date is February 28th, 2017, and I am in the Seattle office as well. I haven't heard anything yet. Do you know your friend's priority date? Can't believe it takes over 10 months to become a citizen :(

    N-400 February 2017 Filers

    in US Citizenship Case Filing and Progress Reports

    Posted

    Hi everybody,

    Can someone please add me. Here is my timeline:

     

    05/27/2014 - Green Card Received 

    02/27 - Mailed N-400 to Phoenix Lockbox 

    02/28 - Package received by USCIS

    03/03 - Check cashed

    03/11 - NOA1 received (priority date 02/28)

    03/17 - Fingerprint notice received (biometrics date 03/29)

    03/20 - Early fingerprint walk-in.

     

    My Field Office is Seattle, WA. 

    I-751 April 2016 Filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted

    Nizounette - no, it will not. File for divorce. In most states there is a 90 day wait time. Hopefully, he will not contest the divorce. Make sure that if your divorce comes through before you approval/RFE/interview notice, that you send in your receipt notice with divorce decree, new I-751 waiver form, and a letter explaining what happened. If you get approved before the divorce comes through, you should be fine. However, if your husband does inform USCIS that you guys are no longer together, then USCIS will ask you to refile. Let me know if you have any questions or need any help.

    I-751 April 2016 Filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted

    Nizounette - I am an immigration lawyer and that information is incorrect. You are required to amend the filing per the law. However, it is your decision what you want to do next. If you do get called on for an interview or receive an REF and cannot produce your husband or provide new latest evidence, the IO will amend your filing to a waiver and give you 87 days to produce a divorce decree. If you do not produce the decree in 87 days, you will be put in deportation proceedings. I highly recommend talking to another lawyer or filing for divorce.

    I-751 April 2016 Filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted

    Nizounette - you should amend your filing. If you do not amend the filing and get approved, you will run into trouble during citizenship. They can deny your right to naturalize. I would recommend that you immediately file for divorce because you are not eligible for a waiver without a divorce decree. After you receive the decree, amend your filing to good faith marriage waiver. Please note that you are required to change your address by filing an AR-11 online. Getting a waiver is not difficult if the marriage is legitimate.

    i hope this is not gona happend , but iv read that if the couple get divorced before gettong the 10 years gc , u just have to show evidence that theariage was real , and me and my husband sent enough evidences when we submit the file.
    this is a nightmare

    VAWA, Part 7

    in Effects of Major Family Changes on Immigration Benefits

    Posted

    Hi All! I have been following this thread for a while and have a few questions. I filed for I-751 based on extreme cruelty and good faith marriage exception at the California Service Center on April 29, 2016. The processing time for CSC is 6 months. I called USCIS last week and the IO informed me that he could not provide me any information over the phone because of the nature of my case. I was asked to write to Vermont Service Center. I am confused because I filed at CSC. So, I went for an infopass appointment yesterday and was told that my application was still in California. USCIS customer service wouldn't even let me change my address on file - they asked me to have my attorney contact them to change my address. My attorney called the VAWA helpline to get more information two weeks ago. However, I am not sure if my case falls under the VAWA category. Does anyone have any insight?

    Thank you in advance for your help!

    I-751 April 2016 Filers

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

    Posted

    So, I called USCIS again because apparently my address was wrong. I spoke to an immigration officer and she informed me to contact Vermont Service Center to get more details. I am now supposed to write a letter to VSC to get a status update. I was told that due to the nature of my waiver filing, the IO couldn't discuss my case over the phone. I have filed under the abuse waiver category. My I-130 was filed at VSC but I moved to the West Coast after separation. So my ROC was filed at CSC!

    My attorney never received a notice of case transfer. I am confused now. Anyone have experience with this in the past?

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