one year since pass my n400 intervie.

[maria betances 42]

i have my interview on april 14 2017 everything when great pass the civil and write test. the office say that he will make he decision later on the day. still waiting for the decision i call several time and has been to several infpass the only they say to me is that they are waiting on a 3rd party verification. NOTE:  I DO HAVE A CRIMINAL RECORD THAT HAPPEN 10YRS AGO i provide all the court and police record to the immigration officer and say that everything look good on my case that i should recieve the a positive answer by the end of tthe day of interview. i did sign the n400 application and a certificate. has anyone experience something like this before    

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5 minutes ago, maria betances said:

the only they say to me is that they are waiting on a 3rd party verification

And they won't tell you who the 3rd party is?

 

Legally, you are past the maximum amount of time they have to render a decision for the N400.  That being said, most you can do at this point is either get your congress person involved and have them inquire with USCIS on your behalf, or prepare a writ of mandamus to force them into making a decision.

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6 minutes ago, Going through said:

And they won't tell you who the 3rd party is?

 

Legally, you are past the maximum amount of time they have to render a decision for the N400.  That being said, most you can do at this point is either get your congress person involved and have them inquire with USCIS on your behalf, or prepare a writ of mandamus to force them into making a decision.

no they wont told me. they only say that i have to wait that's there nothing i can do but to wait.

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4 minutes ago, maria betances said:

no they wont told me. they only say that i have to wait that's there nothing i can do but to wait.

Contact your senator or congress person and have them make an inquiry on your behalf to USCIS.    They are normally very helpful in moving things along when one is outside the normal processing time.

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Just now, Going through said:

Contact your senator or congress person and have them make an inquiry on your behalf to USCIS.    They are normally very helpful in moving things along when one is outside the normal processing time.

ok will do. thank you.

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7 hours ago, maria betances said:

i have my interview on april 14 2017 everything when great pass the civil and write test. the office say that he will make he decision later on the day. still waiting for the decision i call several time and has been to several infpass the only they say to me is that they are waiting on a 3rd party verification. NOTE:  I DO HAVE A CRIMINAL RECORD THAT HAPPEN 10YRS AGO i provide all the court and police record to the immigration officer and say that everything look good on my case that i should recieve the a positive answer by the end of tthe day of interview. i did sign the n400 application and a certificate. has anyone experience something like this before    

Would you telling what criminal record you have? 

It doesn’t matter how long ago, it depends what kind of conviction it is. 

 

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10 hours ago, mhis82 said:

Would you telling what criminal record you have? 

It doesn’t matter how long ago, it depends what kind of conviction it is. 

 

speeding ticket 

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3 hours ago, maria betances said:

speeding ticket 

A speeding ticket is not really a criminal record.

 

A criminal record involves being arrested and convicted of a crime. Speeding is a minor offense unless you led the LAPD on a high speed chase.

[Hypnos 6,577]

A writ of mandamus isn't used for an N-400. Instead, it would be a lawsuit under 8 USC 1447(b).

 

You can do this 120 days after your interview if there hasn't been a decision. 

[maria betances 42]

47 minutes ago, NuestraUnion said:

A speeding ticket is not really a criminal record.

 

A criminal record involves being arrested and convicted of a crime. Speeding is a minor offense unless you led the LAPD on a high speed chase.

well the officer who interview me told that he need it a verification done first before he could make he decision.

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21 minutes ago, Hypnos said:

A writ of mandamus isn't used for an N-400. Instead, it would be a lawsuit under 8 USC 1447(b).

 

You can do this 120 days after your interview if there hasn't been a decision. 

when i went for the infopass they told i just need to wait for the 3rd party sent the information they need from them. how do i start the lawsuit?

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32 minutes ago, maria betances said:

well the officer who interview me told that he need it a verification done first before he could make he decision.

If you mentioned speeding ticket on your application than its not an issue. Your application might still be in security check due to they find a new information that doesn't match current given information. 

God knows what is the case, no one will tell you the what is the reason beside " Security check still in progress ".

 

You have 2 choice,

1- Just chill and just keep waiting.

2- File law suit.

 

I will choose option one, unless US passport is the only way you can travel.

 

Hope you hear a good news soon.

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1 hour ago, maria betances said:

how do i start the lawsuit?

Hire a lawyer to file it for you, or file it pro se (yourself). 

[maria betances 42]

1 hour ago, mhis82 said:

If you mentioned speeding ticket on your application than its not an issue. Your application might still be in security check due to they find a new information that doesn't match current given information. 

God knows what is the case, no one will tell you the what is the reason beside " Security check still in progress ".

 

You have 2 choice,

1- Just chill and just keep waiting.

2- File law suit.

 

I will choose option one, unless US passport is the only way you can travel.

 

Hope you hear a good news soon.

ok thank you, i think i just going to wait and see what happen

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2 minutes ago, maria betances said:

ok thank you, i think i just going to wait and see what happen

Curious how long you will continue to wait, as you've waited a year now for them to render a decision (to the point, legally USCIS must take no more than 120 days from the interview date)?

 

Your choice, of course---other options have been outlined in this thread.

Edited May 9, 2018 by Going through