My wife reported me to USCIS

[.yana 597]

11 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

I guess I didn't realize you could get that far in the N400 process without ROC.   And it seems odd that they didn't do a combo interview.

I honestly blame COVID: I think it causes delays in service centers who then fail to transfer the ROC case files to the field offices on time.

[African Zealot 1,455]

There’s NOTHING to do but sit tight. Your proof is the divorce certificate. The onus is on them to prove that your divorce certificate is fraudulent. If your divorce certificate is genuine, that’s it. They can verify they relatively easily.

 

If it’s not genuine (and there are countries where people do obtain fraudulent divorce , birth, marriage certificates etc) then you are in a world of hurt.

 

Good luck!

 

PS: You and your wife need to think deep and hard about your relationship. Trying to scuttle an immigrants immigration journey with false charges of fraud to me is a Red Line which when crossed, I don’t think I can forgive.

Edited August 11, 2021 by African Zealot

[Marieke H 2,506]

You know you can change your ROC application to a divorce waiver, right? Why would you want to stay married to someone who does such a thing behind your back?

[TurtleMoss 17]

1) Yikes. 

 

2) Please be aware that you can file I-751 on your own if you are looking to get divorced by using the divorce waiver. The only thing that would be affect is your Naturalization application. Unmarried, you can only apply and be approved when you meet the 5-year PR requirement. 

 

3) What your wife did could (will) cause some eyebrow raising on the USCIS side as she made a very serious allegation. Be prepared for some scrutiny.

[Rocio0010 5,579]

17 hours ago, DNAA said:

we are still married living together

Are you sure you want to remain married with somebody that went behind your back in such a horrible way and for the most childish reason? 
 

 

17 hours ago, DNAA said:

am planning to send current evidence

Don’t send anything unless they request it!

[janet3 1,170]

19 hours ago, DNAA said:

I will like to find out what I can do to remove the condition on my green card.

I have been married to my wife since July 2016. I got my conditional green card in August 2017. I was once married and divorce with kids and she was also married and divorce with kids. My ex wife and kids are not in the United States and so I have to be remitting and communicating with my kids and their mum from time to time. My wife got jealous and she wrote a letter to the USCIS that I am trying to cheat the United States immigrational system and that I am still married to my ex wife. She did this in sept. 2018  without letting me know. I was due to apply for the removal of condition on my green card in may 2019 but prior to that i requested for my immigration files and that is how I got to know that she has written to USCIS about me because all this while, we were living together and taking a few trips here and there both locally and internationally. In June 2019, I filled out the form I-751 to remove the condition on my greencard and she gladly append her signature on the form for me that we are still married and I added all supporting documents that shows that we are married. In April 2020, we were invited for an interview but because of the pandemic, it was cancelled. Up till now my case have not been adjudicated on. we are still married living together and I have gone on to applied for naturalization. I have gone for the interview and have passed but waiting for the condition to be remove before I can complete the naturalization process. 

I am planning to send current evidence of our marriage and letter to USCIS to prove that we are still married and living together under the same roof. I need your advice as to what I can further do to get my condition remove.

When was your interview (naturalization)? What is the status online? Did you have an AOS interview?

Did they request more information? Did they request more "proof" of marriage?

 

 

Edited August 12, 2021 by janet3

[jakelake 222]

19 hours ago, Jorgedig said:

I don't understand.  If you are a US citizen now, why would you need to ROC??    That makes no sense.

He never said that he was a citizen.

[jakelake 222]

On 8/11/2021 at 1:05 AM, DNAA said:

I will like to find out what I can do to remove the condition on my green card.

I have been married to my wife since July 2016. I got my conditional green card in August 2017. I was once married and divorce with kids and she was also married and divorce with kids. My ex wife and kids are not in the United States and so I have to be remitting and communicating with my kids and their mum from time to time. My wife got jealous and she wrote a letter to the USCIS that I am trying to cheat the United States immigrational system and that I am still married to my ex wife. She did this in sept. 2018  without letting me know. I was due to apply for the removal of condition on my green card in may 2019 but prior to that i requested for my immigration files and that is how I got to know that she has written to USCIS about me because all this while, we were living together and taking a few trips here and there both locally and internationally. In June 2019, I filled out the form I-751 to remove the condition on my greencard and she gladly append her signature on the form for me that we are still married and I added all supporting documents that shows that we are married. In April 2020, we were invited for an interview but because of the pandemic, it was cancelled. Up till now my case have not been adjudicated on. we are still married living together and I have gone on to applied for naturalization. I have gone for the interview and have passed but waiting for the condition to be remove before I can complete the naturalization process. 

I am planning to send current evidence of our marriage and letter to USCIS to prove that we are still married and living together under the same roof. I need your advice as to what I can further do to get my condition remove.

 

You have to contact USCIS and advise that you have already passed the naturalization interview and now need the conditions removed.

Sending more paperwork does not help your case, especially since none was requested.

 

[mindthegap 2,590]

Passing the naturalization interview means nothing really.

 

I know this first hand, because I passed mine less than two weeks after an I-751 denial letter was received. 

The underlying I-751 still has to be approved before they will proceed with the naturalization. It will remain pending until that is done. 


 

 

 

Edited August 14, 2021 by mindthegap