citizenship application deny my N 400 application

[Evbuomwan 1]

 I came to American with fiancé visa and I got my permanent green card 2015 with my real name . After been with my wife for five years we decide to file application for my citizenship. Submitting all the document they requested from me and been to interview 2 time and they find some name and date of birth that have been use by my parent to file green card form me back in 1992. And also  when I came back to the US 1996 and this time without proper document and I apply for asylum and it was denied and I was deported back to my country 1998 . In  my N400 application has been deny base on past name and date of birth been use back in 20years ago. According to the letter send to my by USCIS says that base foregoing information ,I have committed fraud and misrepresentation and am not lawfully admitted for permanent resident in the U.S. I have been giving 30days from the date of the notice to submit either a rebuttal or evidence to show that you can overcome the reason for denying my application. Failure to response to this notice within this time will render me ineligible for naturalization and will result in this denial of my application. Can anyone please help me on any can of advice on what to do to solve this mysterious problem ,This been giving me issue and  I don't no if this will affect my permeant green card that I have now. Thanks for all you support.

[Crazy Cat 41,288]

I would find a competent attorney asap.......this could have affects other than just your naturalization.......not a DIY case, imo.

Edited February 21, 2020 by missileman

[SuznAaron 121]

Wow! I am surprised you've been in and out so many times with this history but anyway I second the need for an immigration attorney. I don't see where you have any other option. 

[African Zealot 1,454]

38 minutes ago, Evbuomwan said:

Can anyone please help me on any can of advice on what to do to solve this mysterious problem ,This been giving me issue and  I don't no if this will affect my permeant green card that I have now. Thanks for all you support.

Knowing your sordid (no disrespect intended) immigration history you should never have applied for citizenship, but that’s water under the bridge.

 

My advice is get off VJ immediately and retain the services of a competent immigration attorney with deep experience in fighting removals because that is what is going to happen to you.

 

This not a Do-It-Yourself project. This is for the big guns, ie immigration attorneys (and not just any immigration attorney). It will be money well spent.

 

i have done enough research on removal cases to know you’re facing an uphill battle, even with the best immigration attorney.

 

Good luck.

 

PS: Google and read up on Operation Janus and Operation Second Look. Many already naturalized citizens are having their citizenships revoked and put in removal proceedings for exactly this same issue, and I’m talking people who unlike you had already finished the citizenship process and been citizens for sometimes decades.

Edited February 21, 2020 by Ray.Bonaquist

[SalishSea 17,503]

5 hours ago, Evbuomwan said:

 I came to American with fiancé visa and I got my permanent green card 2015 with my real name . After been with my wife for five years we decide to file application for my citizenship. Submitting all the document they requested from me and been to interview 2 time and they find some name and date of birth that have been use by my parent to file green card form me back in 1992. And also  when I came back to the US 1996 and this time without proper document and I apply for asylum and it was denied and I was deported back to my country 1998 . In  my N400 application has been deny base on past name and date of birth been use back in 20years ago. According to the letter send to my by USCIS says that base foregoing information ,I have committed fraud and misrepresentation and am not lawfully admitted for permanent resident in the U.S. I have been giving 30days from the date of the notice to submit either a rebuttal or evidence to show that you can overcome the reason for denying my application. Failure to response to this notice within this time will render me ineligible for naturalization and will result in this denial of my application. Can anyone please help me on any can of advice on what to do to solve this mysterious problem ,This been giving me issue and  I don't no if this will affect my permeant green card that I have now. Thanks for all you support.

Not sure why it is ‘mysterious’ (and why did you even mention using your ‘real name’ in your post)?

 

Immigration benefits obtained fraudulently can be revoked any time.

 

Time to lawyer up.

[Boiler 44,943]

The presumption is that you forgot to mention your prior dealings and change of name when you obtained a GC.

 

If this is the case then yes I would anticipate serious consequences.

[belinda63 3,022]

So I am trying to read between the lines. Your parents tried to obtain, in some manner, a green card for you under a false name, not sure under what category they attempted to obtain a green card for you or how you arrived in the US that time. Then you came to the US again either without inspection or with false documents, probably using a fake name, and tried to obtain asylum. I seriously doubt you disclosed either of these two events on your K-1 paperwork or during your interview. 

You need a top-notch attorney and even then your chances of remaining in the US are very, very slim. Is your wife prepared to go live with you in your country?

[Evbuomwan 1]

1 hour ago, belinda63 said:

So I am trying to read between the lines. Your parents tried to obtain, in some manner, a green card for you under a false name, not sure under what category they attempted to obtain a green card for you or how you arrived in the US that time. Then you came to the US again either without inspection or with false documents, probably using a fake name, and tried to obtain asylum. I seriously doubt you disclosed either of these two events on your K-1 paperwork or during your interview. 

You need a top-notch attorney and even then your chances of remaining in the US are very, very slim. Is your wife prepared to go live with you in your country?

yes she is ready to leave any were with me ,if that answer your question 

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

As above. People have been denaturalized for this. By all means retain an attorney and hope, but it’s probably wise to start making contingency plans to leave the US and build a new life back home.

[Becci391 339]

Out of curiosity: With everything being said isn't OP now facing a lifetime ban from the US once leaving? 

[African Zealot 1,454]

2 hours ago, Becci391 said:

Out of curiosity: With everything being said isn't OP now facing a lifetime ban from the US once leaving? 

That is correct.  OP is in one of the worst possible categories of immigration offenders and undesirables. He could conceivably be excused for not mentioning the fraudulent procedure initiated by his parents when he was a minor, however that second case where he claimed asylum and was denied and deported under a different nail essentially ends any chances of leniency.

[maxi12 9]

get a good lawyer who can get you out of this , hopefully by filling waiver (hardship ) ,good luck .

[Crazy Cat 41,288]

Just now, maxi12 said:

get a good lawyer who can get you out of this , hopefully by filling waiver (hardship ) ,good luck .

I don't know that a hardship waiver would apply to misrepresentation........it will be a very tall mountain to climb, imo.......

[maxi12 9]

if you wanna stay in usa , get good good immigration lawyer and fight show them your teeth  ,good luck 

[Becci391 339]

1 minute ago, maxi12 said:

if you wanna stay in usa , get good good immigration lawyer and fight show them your teeth  ,good luck 

Chances of him staying are very slim since he probably didn't disclose ANY of what's stated in his opening post in ANY application. 

 

Best advice would be to get ready to leave the US forever.