Freaking out about post-interview ROC decision. Please help!

[TheKingmaker 153]

Had our I-751 / ROC interview back in September and have heard nothing until now. Our case was rock solid.

 

I reached out to our congressman and got this response from their staff and it is FREAKING me out. What does this mean?

 

This case has been returned to the reviewing officer for final adjudication. Your constituent TheKingmaker can expect a result within the next 2 weeks; a letter will be sent explaining the decision.

 

The words "reviewing officer" and "letter will be sent" are freaking me out. Someone please calm me.

Edited November 13, 2020 by TheKingmaker
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[Crazy Cat 41,836]

Sounds like final approval coming soon.  I think "Reviewing Officer" is a generic term for someone at the top of the chain........Remember, very, very few I-751s are denied......just keep watching the status.....and keep us updated.......Good luck.

Edited November 13, 2020 by Lucky Cat

[N400question12 0]

Yeah I feel like only a few percent are denied and that is down to non response to RFEs or not showing to interviews etc. 

 

Very few are denied and even then you can appeal it and if that fails you can be seen by a judge. But if you have a rock solid case you don't even need to worry. 

[Andytn3591 20]

How was your interview ? Did they aske anything special ? Did they give you the Interview Results form ?

Edited November 13, 2020 by Andytn3591

[TheKingmaker 153]

Interview was pretty nice. The interviewing officer said he would approve in 2 weeks. (But that was back in Sept).

 

Nope, did not get interview results form. 

[Andytn3591 20]

I think you should be fine since no officers visit you home during the time. I got my interview yesterday. They gave me the form that they will give the decision within 120 days. The IO said everything was delayed due to Covid. Be patient.

 

and don’t freak out. Even if you’re denied, you still can appeal. Sit back and relax.

Edited November 13, 2020 by Andytn3591