US Citizen born with midwife, Wife from Mexico

[ValleyResident 0]

Hello All. I was born with a midwife in the Valley of South Texas (McAllen, Brownsville) I became a Mexican Citizen later on, cuz my parents are from Mexico, so I have dual citizenship (not a birth certificate from Mexico) I do have a US Passport. I know there are/were some issues with that, I'm aware they might ask me questions and have an interview. My wife is from Mexico.

Last update I receive on my case was: On June 14, 2012, we transferred this case to your USCIS local field office for additional processing. ( I sent my case on Januray 2012)

Anybody knows something?

Any advice?

[Inky 1,110]

When a case is transferred to local office before being approved it generally means they want to interview the US citizen petitioning for spouse for some reason. Either it is about the US citizen or it is about the spouse. Cannot really say if it has to do with your birth etc, you will just have to see when you attend the interview.

[JohnR! 5,495]

Hello All. I was born with a midwife in the Valley of South Texas (McAllen, Brownsville) I became a Mexican Citizen later on, cuz my parents are from Mexico, so I have dual citizenship (not a birth certificate from Mexico) I do have a US Passport. I know there are/were some issues with that, I'm aware they might ask me questions and have an interview. My wife is from Mexico.

Last update I receive on my case was: On June 14, 2012, we transferred this case to your USCIS local field office for additional processing. ( I sent my case on Januray 2012)

Anybody knows something?

Any advice?

The interview is most likely not about your dual citizenship, so much as they want to verify that your relationship/marriage is real.

[ValleyResident 0]

Thank you very much for your responses, I will keep posting.