Denied Citizenship, Lawyers won't appeal

[Boiler 45,486]

4 minutes ago, African Zealot said:

Pump the brakes. It’s not set in stone. More improbable things have happened. 

Not sure about more improbable but yes I have seen weird stuff

 

[SalishSea 17,827]

6 hours ago, Mike E said:

Some lawyers say a Kezia Aoko of Kenya (where OP is from) was still married to her husband when he moved to Hawaii and married a Stanley Ann Dunham. And some lawyers say there was no marriage with Ms Aoko.  I won’t digress as to why this argument is important to some.

This would have possibly had an impact on immigration, not whether their child was a USC by birthright.

[Soloenta 2,218]

On 4/4/2022 at 4:47 PM, June k said:

Hallo!my spouse's citizenship was denied because we got married after he was granted an immigrant visa but before entry to the u.s.unfortunately An appeal is out of the question for us.How do we go about this?He was petitioned for by his u.s citizen dad.our children i are still abroad.We were hoping to join him but with this going on I don't know what to think.please help

  Please read message. 

[Missycam 0]

You are trying to get US Citizenship based on your wife being a US Citizen after 3 years, but you entered the country based on your dad.  You have to wait for 5 years to file for US Citizenship.

[June k 6]

35 minutes ago, Missycam said:

You are trying to get US Citizenship based on your wife being a US Citizen after 3 years, but you entered the country based on your dad.  You have to wait for 5 years to file for US Citizenship.

Not really

[RonnieKris 26]

On 4/4/2022 at 8:41 PM, June k said:

okay,so what options do we have now?should the dad petition for him again?(he has cancer and my husband was his bone marrow donor 😭😭😭)should we wait to be referred to an immigration court?anyone with an idea?

Sorry for your situation and the cancer diagnoses. Why don't you and the father (donor) go to Kenya? I'm sure he can donate the bone morrow there, correct?

[Family 3,988]

https://craig.house.gov/zip-code-lookup?form=/helping-you/casework

 

That is congresswoman’s website, it wants you to enter a zip code to get to Case Authorization Form. See how far u can get online or email/ call the office directly. 
Your husband info and put attorney name and you as additional persons authorized to get info on case. 
If possible email them a copy of the letter attorney sent to USCIS requesting NTA, ..if copy not available no problem, just say Need Help with USCIS Field Office (;where his N-400 was denied). 
 

Congresswoman office will also get your husband to sign a USCIS Authorization Form ..

ALL of this can be done by email, and you can help your husband get it done
 

[June k 6]

2 minutes ago, Family said:

https://craig.house.gov/zip-code-lookup?form=/helping-you/casework

 

That is congresswoman’s website, it wants you to enter a zip code to get to Case Authorization Form. See how far u can get online or email/ call the office directly. 
Your husband info and put attorney name and you as additional persons authorized to get info on case. 
If possible email them a copy of the letter attorney sent to USCIS requesting NTA, ..if copy not available no problem, just say Need Help with USCIS Field Office (;where his N-400 was denied). 
 

Congresswoman office will also get your husband to sign a USCIS Authorization Form ..

ALL of this can be done by email, and you can help your husband get it done
 

Let me forward the link immediately.This is so helpful,thanks

[Family 3,988]

I linked the other thread for you here, since maybe they will be asking you for help.
 

 

Married before first entry (split) (merged)

By Jubblee,  Friday at 07:37 AM in Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America 

• marrying

[June k 6]

5 minutes ago, Family said:

I linked the other thread for you here, since maybe they will be asking you for help.
 

 

Married before first entry (split) (merged)

By Jubblee,  Friday at 07:37 AM in Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America 

• marrying

Sure,ready to help where i can 

[Family 3,988]

My condolences for the loss of your father in law. Here are some recent success stories of I-130 Humanitarian Reinstatement when Petitioner dies and beneficiary is outside US…though country conditions may have been the biggest factor in this example. 

You can reach out to the posters on behalf of your brother in law or encourage him to set up his own VJ account , in case English is a problem for him, I believe he can post in native language in a forum.

 

You can also use Search feature to look for other VJ posts
 

 

[Family 3,988]

Have your husband print/read this and wish him a safe trip as he prepares to travel outside the US for the first time since N-400 was denied…Condolences for the loss of his father.

 

https://oiss.yale.edu/sites/default/files/files/AILA Yale QA if LPR detained at airport.pdf