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N-400 interview "a decision cannot be made at this time"

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23 hours ago, Ausa said:

 

Congrats - you must be so relieved! 

 

When did you file your N400?

 

8 minutes ago, love_my_wife said:

May I please ask how did you find this? What is the link to that website?

https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus

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Hypnos
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Agreed. This is why USCIS has supervisors who are needed to check some of their underlings' work, it's to catch silly mistakes like this. 

HonoraryCitizen
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No, don't worry yourself. A complete waste of your time. However dumb she is, five minutes with a calculator will resolve this. The Canada thing happens to many many people. It is nothing unusual.

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47 minutes ago, love_my_wife said:

I94 is only for those who ever had a non-immigrant status in the US. Otherwise it won't show any record. 

 

On 1/29/2019 at 1:46 PM, love_my_wife said:

When I put in my details, it says "No record found for this traveler" though I have traveled around 4 times out of US in past 5 years

If you have an old passport try using that number. 

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36 minutes ago, love_my_wife said:

Oh, I reached out to the I94 email of CBP for Dallas airport and here's the response that I got... "I-94  system is for non- immigrants.  It does not record records for legal permanent residents/green card holders.  If you need your travel history, file a FOIA  Freedom of Information Act request via the CBP.GOV website."

 

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How is that possible? I never traveled outside the US before I had a green card. All the dates on my records are showing after I obtained my GC.

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My Oath Ceremony is next week on Friday! Does anyone know if I can apply for a passport the day of the ceremony?

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Hello everyone. I've attended the Oath ceremony. And now I am a United States Citizen! Thanks for all the support.

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