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OPTIONS TO TRIGGER ADJUDICATION OF PENDING I-751

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Atlhm Newbie

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Any update for N 400 case.People from October 2014 are getting oath dates now.

If you are happily married and have joint petition for I-751 I guess you should contact Ombudsman OR just file writ of Mandamus.If I were at your place I would have definitely filed a case against USCIS ,they cannot keep me waiting,but my situation is little complex and at present immigration issues is not my priority ,I have other things to accomplish .

I think we will wait till the end of the month. But hoping to get the interview letter soon.

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Dave&Roza
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Applying for the N-400 before the ROC is processed is not bypassing anything. You are eligible to file for USC after being a LPR for 3 years and having been married to a USC for 3+ years. No where d

Dave&Roza
Dave&Roza

This is the same as if I were to tell you to give me $500 and I will get information from the USCIS. The lawyer may have someone on the inside, but I doubt it. Your congress critter is the best to s

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Dave&Roza

I would complete the N-400 application and have all supporting documents and a check for the fee and hand that to the supervisor at your INFOpass appointment. If they do not accept it then inform the

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Atlhm: I got yellow letter today.

Now I dont know how much timeI have to wait like you......

Hi, Dr.Sam77, would you mind sharing an update about your GC situation, I am on the same boat and I am planning also to file the N400. did you get your 10 year GC yet?

Thanks you so much for the reply.

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