N400 interview scheduled while I751 is pending after interview

[Rocio0010 5,579]

Just now, MyNameIsEarl said:

I had this doubt and contacted few attorneys during that time and they all said the same thing, uscis will know if it's related to dui,dv,terrorism and something else that i forgot and courts inform them. I felt it's true because Judge asked me about my visa, how long I am in US etc.

 

It might sound weird but i spent thousands and thousands just on consultations. Even before I file my divorce I called 15-20 attorneys and paid consultations, took appointments and explained my situation, evidence I have because I felt I needed to move on and I need to file divorce. They all said I have good reasons, good evidence and it shouldn't be a problem except one who said he can't tell anything and every waiver case is 50-50%. it's simple, uscis or no one has authority to reopen a case that's been dismissed by a Judge after a certain time (they usually mention that timeline on dismissals). That's why they had to approve my 485 because it's dismissed. Still, they can ask for rfe, ask me multiple questions because even though it's dismissed if I admit it verbally or written it can be used as evidence against me. Even if I don't disclose, it can be used against the applicant. I don't know how hard the interview going to be but it's frustrating to wait so long. 

 

I know ppl who has no evidence before marriage and didn't leave together and divorced within 6 months and got approved, someone who married same sex with 30 years age gap and divorced and had a kid marrying opposite sex. I think it depends on the officer. I need luck..lol

I’m telling you, ask Jim Hacking for his point of view on his show. He goes live today. It is not going to hurt to ask him (even though some people laughed at my recommendation haha)

[MyNameIsEarl 13]

2 hours ago, Rocio0010 said:

Did you graduate from the degree you came to pursue on your F1?

Yes, I did finish my masters and started working immediately. Never had problem with my h1b and extensions.
 

2 hours ago, Rocio0010 said:

I’m telling you, ask Jim Hacking for his point of view on his show. He goes live today. It is not going to hurt to ask him (even though some people laughed at my recommendation haha)

I am one of them but trust me that’s not in negative way. I hear his name and Wilkes law sometimes on websites, so. Maybe I should do that since you say that he is going live today. I am not sure if he comes to the interview in Texas all the way from Missouri but I wanna know what he says. My thoughts are to wait for another week before hire a lawyer because I wanna see how uscis responds to my SR this time, in the meanwhile I can reach out to him and possibly others to get their opinions. Thanks again for the inputs and recommendations.

[Rocio0010 5,579]

10 minutes ago, MyNameIsEarl said:

Yes, I did finish my masters and started working immediately. Never had problem with my h1b and extensions.
 

I am one of them but trust me that’s not in negative way. I hear his name and Wilkes law sometimes on websites, so. Maybe I should do that since you say that he is going live today. I am not sure if he comes to the interview in Texas all the way from Missouri but I wanna know what he says. My thoughts are to wait for another week before hire a lawyer because I wanna see how uscis responds to my SR this time, in the meanwhile I can reach out to him and possibly others to get their opinions. Thanks again for the inputs and recommendations.

Immigration is federal and last thing I know is that he’s traveling to Baltimore for an interview so yeah, he travels. His show is live today at 5:00 pm EST and I think it’s the last one of the week.

[OldUser 6,480]

9 minutes ago, Rocio0010 said:

Immigration is federal and last thing I know is that he’s traveling to Baltimore for an interview so yeah, he travels. His show is live today at 5:00 pm EST and I think it’s the last one of the week.

Are you affiliated with Jim Hacking in any shape of form? 😃

 

It's definitely worth getting an opinion on the show. My impression is, he has a rather large firm with many attorneys and notatios (yes, the ones he's complaining about). So OP may not get Jim himself working on his case or representing him at the interview.

 

All I know OP's case is not as straightforward.

 

Edited March 8, 2023 by OldUser

[Rocio0010 5,579]

1 hour ago, OldUser said:

Are you affiliated with Jim Hacking in any shape of form? 😃

 

It's definitely worth getting an opinion on the show. My impression is, he has a rather large firm with many attorneys and notatios (yes, the ones he's complaining about). So OP may not get Jim himself working on his case or representing him at the interview.

 

All I know OP's case is not as straightforward.

 

Nope. But why would you pay for a consultation when you can get it for free?

[MyNameIsEarl 13]

Update on my case - went to the interview without an attorney

 

Officer said let's start with i-751 and if we are good we can move to n400. The interview lasted for around 45 minutes. He did look into all the documents, asked multiple questions starting from how I came to the country, meeting and before marriage relationship with my ex, journey with her and her details like where she is born, dob, dates of divorce, marriage etc, reasons for divorce, details about the pics I submitted with ex, details about our trips and details of our interactions after divorce, multiple questions about DV case, education, current job details, taxes etc and then asked civics ,history questions for n400 and told me that I will get the decision is mail.

 

I got my i751 approval on the same day evening and n400 oath scheduled the next day.Currently waiting for the oath ceremony and luckily the immigration journey is over (almost over as oath ceremony is pending).

[Frosty56 0]

@MyNameIsEarlplease re you a texas filer and what is you n400 time line? Filed earlier last year. It's been silence since then.

[MyNameIsEarl 13]

1 hour ago, Frosty56 said:

@MyNameIsEarlplease re you a texas filer and what is you n400 time line? Filed earlier last year. It's been silence since then.

Yes, I filed my N400 in Texas in Dec, 2022. They will schedule your interview soon. Texas N400s are moving faster