N400 Lesson Learnt??

[Timona 4,207]

There was a N400 thread a year or 2 ago from a senior member. USCIS had just rejected his N400 application because he sent it immediately his window opened. He later fought it and was successful.  I think he was from Dallas and wanted to even contact the local newspaper...His story stuck to me because it was interesting..nothing else

 

If anyone knows it, or any one knows such story that I can use to warn a fellow who wants to submit right at midnight? (I am not saying the Dallas member/ any member is wrong for submitting immediately. I just wanna use it as a lesson learnt so as to avoid USCIS drama).

[austex 42]

The man's name is HYPNOS.  He won his case, the whole thing was very interesting.

 

M.

[NikLR 13,227]

But again, don't submit at midnight.  Wait a day. Play it safe. 

[lucardo3 220]

why would anyone want to submit it the same midnight anyways i always wondered.....

[Timona 4,207]

@austex thank you. His name is all I needed to locate the thread. 

 

Hahaha not me. There are some people who don't believe till they see. Nonetheless, they still won't belive even if they see it @NikLR

 

Here's the thread.

I think Moderators should pin this at the top of the N400 thread as a lesson learnt/ for doubting Thomases.

 

Credits to @Hypnos for the thread. 

 

 

[Timona 4,207]

2 minutes ago, lucardo3 said:

why would anyone want to submit it the same midnight anyways i always wondered.....

 Hahaha there are those who wish to submit even before the window is open. They just can't wait. The moment it's 12:00.01, they hit send not even thinking about timezones. One thing I've learnt is USCIS doesn't care about timezones.  

I just don't understand why it's difficult to wait a few days. 

 

There is a huge difference between:

1. Someone asking for information well in advance so as to prepare and

2. Someone asking why they cannot submit when they are not yet eligible or right at midnight when they are.

 

And then there are those who just submitted their application and then start calling USCIS for receipts etc. Sometimes I empathize with those agents.

 

Lemme not get started at all the impatient hullabaloo I see on VJ.

[lucardo3 220]

1 minute ago, Timona said:

 

 

Lemme not get started at all the impatient hullabaloo I see on VJ.

haha yeah, i personally know and see some of those 😁 Patience is the key.