n400/Ombudsman

[Ban Hammer 13,352]

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[Sanctus1 9]

5 hours ago, xlnc said:

I'm in the same boat. N400/I751 interview in August. No response within 120 days. Reached out to congressmans office to inquire after 120 days. They basically said "some cases require further inquiry. Another interview may be scheduled or correspondence with another agency." I'm not sure how much longer to wait.

Thanks for your response. Honestly, this is very frustrating. However, I planning on suing them by the end of the month. Sometimes, we have to take the bull by the horn. 

[Mike E 11,739]

@Sanctus1 

 

USCIS  is an overwhelmed agency. 
 

Waiting longer and expecting the same results is the definition  of <<redacted>>.  
 

File a suit in federal court. 
 

You would not be filing a writ of mandamus since that is a request to force USCIS to make a decision.  Instead you would be filing a lawsuit with federal district court to review your application de novo (anew).  
 

This takes the case completely away from USCIS though USCIS might offer to settle with you before its trial. (Don’t agree to drop the suit until you have a naturalization certificate in hand).
 

This gives you, the person suing, the power to decide who adjudicates your case. To finally be in a position of power over USCIS would be cathartic.  
 

You would also be removing one backlogged case from USCIS and doing everyone a favor.  

Edited January 14, 2022 by Mike E

[Sanctus1 9]

3 hours ago, Mike E said:

@Sanctus1 

 

USCIS  is an overwhelmed agency. 
 

Waiting longer and expecting the same results is the definition  of <<redacted>>.  
 

File a suit in federal court. 
 

You would not be filing a writ of mandamus since that is a request to force USCIS to make a decision.  Instead you would be filing a lawsuit with federal district court to review your application de novo (anew).  
 

This takes the case completely away from USCIS though USCIS might offer to settle with you before its trial. (Don’t agree to drop the suit until you have a naturalization certificate in hand).
 

This gives you, the person suing, the power to decide who adjudicates your case. To finally be in a position of power over USCIS would be cathartic.  
 

You would also be removing one backlogged case from USCIS and doing everyone a favor.  

Thank you Mike E. Putting that in consideration right away

[Nino2022 0]

Hi Sanctus... any news?

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