Makanaki

Got an RFE for my medicals. Hopefully this will go like it did for most - means they waived my interview (something that I thought they didn't do for EWIs), approve me, and I'll be finally free.

In most states, a longer marriage might mean alimony being granted for a longer duration too.  Please tell your friend that he needs to check in with lawyers before making big decisions (marriage, separation, divorce, USCIS applications, tax avoidance, whatever else is happening in his life); he does not seem to understand how the law of the land works.

He has no choice, the question is simple.

So he went into the N400 process, blissfully unaware that he has to be up to date on his taxes?
 
 

Yeah…I called that one. 

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.

Exactly! That's what I meant, I just didn't remember the name!

The main issue is thinking he was eligible to apply for N400 under those conditions.

If I were him or his lawyer, I wouldn't be so sure that a report hasn't been filed. I would try and gather as much evidence as I could regarding this matter, together with paying taxes. 
 
He needs to lawyer up.

She can file for divorce on her own and seek alimony in court.  She doesn't need his "permission" for that.  Not paying taxes means that the N-400 will be denied.  I agree with others that paying for a very experienced immigration attorney is in his future.  Plus a good divorce attorney.  Advise him that he may need a second job to pay for everything.

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

I would have lawyered up already.   This person is in big trouble regarding citizenship...and maybe more.  He looks to be headed to immigration court. 

Under no circumstance should he withdraw . He has to respond to the NOID . 

He MUST respond to the NOID . Although they will still deny the N-400 , it is very important he establishes a record that his marriage was real. 
 
He needs to gather every possible paper record of the 3 years they lived together , include the police event for their big fight . Even though there was no police report or arrest , police can provide a log of response to that address.
 
Get the wife to write a statement, she can be blunt and truthful about the relationship and why she has not filed for divorce…get statement notarized .
 
They will deny the N-400 and leave him in LPR limbo . 
If they want to pursue rescission proceedings, he will know  ( get notice ) and can lawyer up 

 
https://www.justice.gov/eoir/reference-materials/ic/chapter-7/3#:~:text=In a rescission proceeding%2C an,§ 1246.1 et seq.
b) Notice of Intent to Rescind
A rescission proceeding begins when the Department of Homeland Security personally serves a noncitizen with a Notice of Intent to Rescind

It might already affect his GC.  He needs to get a good attorney asap, imho. 

Might have to immediately withdraw the N-400, if possible.  This could get real messy. 

But if she withdraws I-751, I'd think extension letter is void? Though she has a I-551 stamp. Yeah it's a mess and a law exam question...

Guys my I-360 has been approved! Yesterday I got a message that my card is being produced and today that my case has been approved and I will receive an approval notice. Question: what card will i receive? I only submitted I-360 vawa. My timeline: November 2019, rfe for good moral character in March 2020. 4 years wait! 

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

wow. you should have travelled. AP is free anyways if you have paid for i-485. In addition to that you did not have to travel back to your country. You could have traveled to others countries like Canada or Europe. 

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

After 46 months, 2 weeks and 2 days of patiently waiting. With so many PFs that I can’t even remember. And my derivative being issued GC and an N400 in (she got in the army), they decided to send RFE on my I360 today. What in the world could it be please? And how long does it take for me to receive the actual letter? 

That's the spirit!  "Keep a stiff attitude and a positive upper lip," or something.   

Thanks @TBoneTX for responding. That makes sense - the “in addition to’.
 
Yes I do have informed delivery but I’m traveling next Tuesday and kinda hoping it will arrive before then.
 
Phew! I pray it is something ridiculously simple!
 
I guess I will just ask a friend to pick up my mails whilst I’m away and scan it to me to reduce my anxiety.
 
Will definitely post on here once I see it.

After 46 months, 2 weeks and 2 days of patiently waiting. With so many PFs that I can’t even remember. And my derivative being issued GC and an N400 in (she got in the army), they decided to send RFE on my I360 today. What in the world could it be please? And how long does it take for me to receive the actual letter?