Makanaki

Unfortunately 😞

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

Oh okay. Yes he has come to the conclusion that not divorcing all these years was a huge mistake coupled with the IRS issue.

Yea unfortunately she seems not to know better

Okay thank you

@Boiler I don’t seem to understand. Can you please elucidate

No, he has never been cited, arrested or detained. The police came to the house and told them it was a domestic issue that they could not get involved with. He was never arrested

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

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.

@FriendlyUser thank you for chiming in on this. The officer only asked about his taxes which he told them the truth. And yes he did state different addresses for both of them.

Thank you so much @Family I really appreciate your insight on this and the link. He contacted a lawyer and the money they are asking for is high. He will respond to the case himself with all the evidences he has with an expectation of denial. Hopefully they won’t rescind his green card , but if they do he will definitely lawyer up. Thank you 🙏 Yes he will respond and let you know how it goes

Yes

There wasn’t any police case per se. She called the police on him and on arrival the police said the house belongs to him as well and they cannot move him out of the house Yes

No. The police was called to the fight, and they said they couldn’t move him out of the house but advised him to voluntarily leave. Which was what he did.

If he withdraws, any impact on his green card?

He has already set up a payment plan with IRS. Wouldn’t that suffice for this part?

No he did not have to remove conditions. He was given a 10 years green card. His marriage is real. Him and his wife had a major issue that involved the police. Ever since they lived apart. They are now in good terms but just not living together. if he withdraws his citizenship can it affect his GC at all?

Hi Boiler, yes he was approved. A day to the oath ceremony was when they called to cancel. No he did not use a lawyer

They haven’t claimed misrepresentation yet. He applied for citizenship 2 years ago, he went for the interview, he was approved. A day to the oath ceremony was when they called him saying he should not attend the ceremony that his background check was still pending. Just few days he got the NOID

Hello Fam, I am asking this question on behalf of a friend. He has been married to his US Citizen wife for 10 years but they stopped living together since about 7 years ago. They never got divorced. He applied for his citizenship based on the 5 year rule, he was approved but at the point of oath ceremony his case stalled since 2 years ago. USCIS has now sent a letter now stating that records showed that he and his wife have not been living together and that their “marriage does not appear legitimate”. Coupled with this, they wrote that he has outstanding or overdue taxes. Please how do you advise for him to proceed? He has 15 days to respond?

No, never applied for asylum.

Since the first year I got an AP and everyone discouraged me on using it, I never re-applied for it. I have been stuck here for 8 years. 😒I believe the end is near for sure.

Oh okay, thanks Balo for the clarification. Just can't wait for all of these to be over 😒

Hey guys, I haven't been here for a while as I had to battle the denial they sent on my I-360 after waiting since 2019. Glory to God, I was able to file the I290B with the help of a lawyer. Last week my I-765 was updated to show that finger print was applied. This morning at 4.35am my I360 was updated to show that name was updated. And just now my I360 and my children's I485 was updated to ''Case was reopened for reconsideration'' and I should receive a notice, if not received by by Jan 11 I should request a copy. Anyone being in this position before and know what could possibly be in this notice? FYI, my I290B has not being updated since they received it 11/01

I received the RFE and yes it’s somewhat ridiculously simple @TBoneTX 2 things they asked for which I kinda knew they were going to ask for one of them but was hoping the longevity and the issuance of my daughters GC will nullify it. 1) Police clearance from home country (expected). 2) Evidence of termination of “1st marriage” (unexpected). I put this in quotation marks because we were never legally married, not even traditionally. But with the belief that we will and my naivety back then I bore his name and considered “his wife”. Not strange in my country mind you. I visited the US back then as “his wife”. But relationship ended with my mom rejecting “their hand” in marriage when they eventually sought for it. Years later remarried legally, had a child, turned south and legally divorced. In the box where they ask for how many marriages have you had, I clearly put 2. In the RFE they had no issues with my divorce but stated I mentioned 2 marriages but was not forthcoming with my “1st marriage “ which is in my 2011 visiting visa. Hmmm, if I said 2 right from the beginning, is that not mentioning? Also, since the so called “1st marriage “ was never “legal” (in my country and as recognized on USCIS site there are 3 types of marriages that are recognized), I obviously cannot submit any “legal termination “ evidence. Do you think my personal statement on circumstances surrounding this will suffice?