AnotherLove

that's NBC for ya....

you mean it will be one year next year? (so in 2024?) but yes, @OldUser is correct.

I'm sorry but what means "Global Entry"?

I filed my joint petition I-751 in February 2022 and I'm MSC/NBC too. So far nothing.

I totally understand, thank you. This was my thought process: I did the withdrawal, that's why I thought my case status would be now: Application withdrawn / instead Interview cancelled. (in my opinion) it was just the wording, at the end of the day of course it doesn't matter, it's cancelled, i get that.

hmmm, so do I go on 08/24 or not? I'm sorry I don't think I understood.

Hello all, I did a withdrawal request for my N-400 application on June 15. I applied for N-400 originally on May 9th. On July 11. i received an interview notice for 08/24. basically after I send a withdrawal. I guess it got overlapped. Last week I received the cancellation notice which states: This is to advise you that, as requested, we have canceled the interview on Thursday, August 24, 2023 at 08:00AM for the above applicant. We will advise you of any further action taken on this case, including any rescheduled interview information, under separate notice. Now my question is: the status says "interview cancelled". why not "withdrawn"? or is it the same thing? I specifically asked to withdraw my N400 due to health reasons and me not being able to move forward with my application as of right now. thank you in advance

this is an older post of yours, but I was curious if you were able to find it?

so, you filed for I751 in June 2020? (MSC)

Well Probably not anymore my interview got cancelled today upon my withdrawal request from June.

how did it go? can we say CONGRATULATIONS?????

I filed ROC 751 in 02/2022 and filed N400 in 05/2023 - got a notice on 07/11/ for an interview N400 on 08/24/23. my 751 is still pending though (MSC)

i'm sorry, i understand.

@Captain Ewok did the merge work?

yep, already did.

thank you. we fully support and still love each other. we are just going through rocky times and have the financial resources to take a physical "break" from each other but that wasn't mine point or original question. i just wanted to know if my documents are "alright" as proof

If the married parties timely file the I-751 joint petition within the 90 days immediately before the two year anniversary of the date of the expiration of the conditional permanent residence, the parties appear for interview (or agree to appear), the marriage was legal, the parties have not divorced, and there is no evidence or proof that the marriage was entered into for the purpose of procuring permanent resident status, the law and regulations allow for the approval of the I-751 even though the parties have separated

what makes you think that I-751 was not transferred? EMMA not accurate?

this is not accurate & i already stated in my original post: what I will bring with me: my attorney.

Again - we can not file for divorce in Virginia - have to live separate for one year and I will not get "pushed" into divorce.

you don't think that my I-751 was "really" transferred?

my attorney, who is local, and in that local field office all the time, stated that a separation does not mess with my I-751, she also said that I might have good chances on N-400, since we lived together when I filed for N-400. ( i know what the law says, living together up until oath ceremony, so i don't have my hopes up, i did withdraw my N-400 per letter, but I was scheduled for an interview anyways ) I was simply asking how my documentation looks like.

a divorce is not in the picture and either way, i live in virginia and i can not file for divorce - and i won't - only in one year after living separate for one year. I spoke to an immigration lawyer, she said I shouldn't have issues for my I-751. our intention is not to file for divorce, we are taking some time apart so things can cool off, we are both in therapy, hoping for reconciliation.

yes, absolutely.

Good morning everybody, my old username is making troubles so I opened a new user name. Anyhow. This is my situation: Married: 07/2018 I-130 filed: 11/2019 CR1 approved: 04/2020 Moved to US: 04/2020 ROC: 02/17/2022 (received receipt nr. MSC a few days later) Biometrics: 03/29/2022 / still pending N-400: 05/09/2023; no biometrics needed N-400 withdrawal: 06/14/2023 N-400 Interview scheduled per notice from 07/11/2023: 08/24/2023 Most likely it will be a combo interview. I'm not eligible for N-400 anymore since I applied under 3 year rule in May 2023 and my husband moved out in June 2023 (no divorce proceedings, no legal separation). Anyhow, I was told by EMMA that my I-751 was transferred on 07/21/2023 to my local field office - so I do believe my I-751 will be adjudicated that day. This is what I have sent to USCIS for evidence of our good faith marriage in my ROC in 2022: joint lease germany 2018 - 2020 joint lease USA 2021-2021 & 2021-2022 joint taxes germany 2018, 2019 & 2020 joint taxes USA 2020 (i was not able to include 2021 since we hadn't filed it yet at the time of sending ROC). joint checking account information (this checking account is where my salary gets paid and I pay little stuff in our household such as: groceries, etc.. my husband makes way more money then I do and he never wanted me to spend my little salary on bills) joint safety box information at our bank shared credit card information Joint Health insurance information 2020 & 2021 Joint Edward Jones Life Insurance joint german live insurances 2019-2022 joint car insurance joint phone account information (bill is on my husban'ds name; but I'm listed as an account manager so i did include that) Adoption paperwork for our rescue dog under both of our names Cargo Shipping for our dog from germany to USA in 2020 where I'm listed as "pick up person" Joint Sam's Club membership Vet Bills under our names Affidavits from my MIL, FIL and 2 close US friends AirBnB Receipt from our little vacay in 2020 Wedding Pictures & Cards send to us by family Here is what I would bring with me to my upcoming interview: my attorney my USC husband Joint Taxes USA 2021 & 2022 Joint Lease 2022-2023 Joint german live insurance 2022 & 2023 Joint Car Insurance 2022 & 2023 and then I printed out more bills for our phones; me being on there as account manager Joint Health Insurance information 2022 & 2023 my military employment paperwork showing him as a dependent and emergency contact Tenant Verification/Confirmation letters from our landlords we had so far print out from our checking account with both of our names print out from our savings account (but there is not much money on there but you can see the transactions) more affidavits from family members USA and friends from me in germany who attended our wedding affidavit from my husband our receipts for our wedding in germany my husband converted to my religion out off love and I have the certificate (but it's not translated - yet - should I?) flight information about trips we took in 2018 & 2019 new pictures from 2020 - 2023 my husband has a checking account, but I never wanted to be on that one, since he does his self employment things on there, so he would always pay rent and power and internet through that account. Our power bills are all under his name. Which is concerning me a little bit. please note: all of our documents from germany were translated by a certified translator into english At this point - my I-751 is my priority. My question is, what do you all think about the things I would bring to the interview? I appreciate all the help. Thank you in advance.