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I'm confused. Why will they be in removal if they have a valid LPR status? Court hasn't weighed in yet.

I think 'unlikely' is relative here. The immigration court is already backlogged so you can never know.

I don't think interviewing officer has that authority to determine abandonment in this case. It will become a court case at that point if op is willing to fight it. Also, the person can't just enter and naturalize; they'll have to meet a fresh set of residency and physical presence requirements.

Ahh I see, wife is the derivative not the principal.

Ok so I'm a bit confused. Why would the CO say this? If the principal applicant is ineligible for a visa, every other derivative is ineligible.

N-600. You can also first get him a US passport if he doesn't already have one.

Ok. First generation American could mean a couple things so thanks for the clarification. But as I already alluded to, you'll need those divorce decrees. If you are able to get all your docs in order you could do this yourself because you already have experience doing it. Good luck.

Just to clarify. You got citizenship through your 1st husband? You'll need all your divorce decrees from the previous 3 marriages. Can't you get a divorce decree from the county clerk?

I'm assuming the case is at NVC? If so contact NVC right now to upgrade the case to IR1 because visa numbers are always available. It will affect the PD in the sense that you won't even have to rely on PD at all.

Op, give it a shot. Sometimes it works like, sometimes it doesn't. It's free so no harm. Good luck.

Certainly true

Correct. But specifically for op's situation they still wouldn't qualify because they still wouldn't be eligible under UK (except for northern Ireland, and some minor territories.)

Is your husband in the US?

I see. Hopefully, you done things to strengthen your case.

No need at all. All you need is to file I-864W for your kids as they'll automatically become US citizens when they land on US soil. Good luck.

Why was it revoked? What did the NOIR say?

Visa or Green card?

Op, then your priority is not current

What is your priority date?

Ok that's lightning speed in USCIS realm. Congrats op.

Wife had 'combo' interview and both I751 and N400 were approved same time. In fact they actually never interviewed her for the I751. The IO only asked is that your husband sitting over there and she said yes and that was that. He typed some things on the computer and moved straight to N400. While I was sitting in sitting area I was getting real time updates in USCIS tracking as the IO was updating the system. It was so surreal. Haha she had her naturalization cert (same day) before official I751 approval showed up in the mail a week later. I always say she had a combo approval not interview. 😀 So combo interview is definitely a thing but it's not always the outcome as in op's case and yes sometimes field offices play a role. What I often recommend here is file N400 when you are eligible and hope for a combo interview. If combo doesn't happen then on the plus side you've already gotten the ball rolling on N400. So yes combo interview is a thing but NOT always the outcome.

I think the ship has sailed for N600K. The most basic requirement is to be under 18 years to apply.

Another bummer. I was hoping you'll say 19 or 20. If that had been the case I would have suggested for mom to petition for you anyways so that your age can be frozen in the immediate category until that someday she decides to move to the US.

Indeed a shame. Op, how old are you?

Yes and yes