My wife doesn't know if she passed her citizenship test.

[IandI100 31]

2 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

FO stands for USCIS Field Office.

 

Jim Hacking, an immigration lawyer that also has a You Tube show I believe.  I have no knowledge of him, but many seem to feel he knows his stuff.  Personally, I would wait until you know exactly why the N400 was denied before taking additional action.  As to filing the N400 with a pending I751, many people do that and it does not end up in automatic denial of the N400.  My wife did it and the files were combined at our USCIS office and both were approved together.  

Yeah it probably got denied because the i751 is pending.  I wonder why my wifes wasn't done concurrently? 

[IandI100 31]

27 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

FO stands for USCIS Field Office.

 

Jim Hacking, an immigration lawyer that also has a You Tube show I believe.  I have no knowledge of him, but many seem to feel he knows his stuff.  Personally, I would wait until you know exactly why the N400 was denied before taking additional action.  As to filing the N400 with a pending I751, many people do that and it does not end up in automatic denial of the N400.  My wife did it and the files were combined at our USCIS office and both were approved together.  

As far as I know one has to have an appointment to go to a uscis office correct??

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1 hour ago, IandI100 said:

What is an fo and how do I contact them?

Field office… you can find one by your zip code. 

 

1 hour ago, IandI100 said:

How much do immigration lawyers cost?? 

It varies greatly from 5k-12k 

 

1 hour ago, IandI100 said:

so I wonder if that will signal that I haven't abandoned that

I doubt it. I don’t have much faith in that. 

 

1 hour ago, IandI100 said:

Who Is hacking?

One of the most well- known US immigration attorneys. He has a YouTube channel and does live shows where he takes questions.

 

1 hour ago, IandI100 said:

want, I CAN collect metal parts to build a spaceship to Saturn

Not sure where you’re going with this. 

 

1 hour ago, IandI100 said:

What meant to ask earlier is if the 2 cases are handled concurrently

Nope, separately. 

 

1 hour ago, IandI100 said:

I feel that filing the n400 is and was a waste of money and time if the i751 is still pending. 

Not really. For most cases filing N400 helps the 751 move along. 
 

First things first, wait on the letter and see what it says. Come back and tell us and we’ll go from there. 
Maybe the letter is posted in your online account.

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1 hour ago, IandI100 said:

Yeah it probably got denied because the i751 is pending.  I wonder why my wifes wasn't done concurrently? 

No, it usually doesn’t get denied with a pending 751. It just remains pending

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54 minutes ago, IandI100 said:

As far as I know one has to have an appointment to go to a uscis office correct??

Most of the times, yes. But I’ve heard of people going first thing in the morning with the documentation, and they get seen by a supervisor. If you try to make an appointment, the most probably will say no. I’d go in person

[Dashinka 24,635]

1 hour ago, IandI100 said:

As far as I know one has to have an appointment to go to a uscis office correct??

 

1 hour ago, IandI100 said:

Yeah it probably got denied because the i751 is pending.  I wonder why my wifes wasn't done concurrently? 

Yeah, I went back and read the thread, so I agree, the issue was the missed I751 interview, not just that the I751 was pending.  Did you resolve the I751 issue?  Was the I751 denied?  Is there a Notice to Appear order (you can search by A# at the site below).  As others have said, you need to fix the I751 issue first so I would focus on that.

 

Good Luck!

 

https://acis.eoir.justice.gov/en/

Edited November 1, 2022 by Dashinka

[IandI100 31]

25 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

 

Yeah, I went back and read the thread, so I agree, the issue was the missed I751 interview, not just that the I751 was pending.  Did you resolve the I751 issue?  Was the I751 denied?  Is there a Notice to Appear order (you can search by A# at the site below).  As others have said, you need to fix the I751 issue first so I would focus on that.

 

Good Luck!

 

https://acis.eoir.justice.gov/en/

Yeah we are waiting on a tier 2 to contact us regarding the i751.  It seems like Worst case scenario we just have to file the i751 again.

 

The latest tier 1 we talked to said that the address change wasnt done correctly so the notice for interview was sent to an old address we filed the i751 from.  

[Dashinka 24,635]

1 minute ago, IandI100 said:

Yeah we are waiting on a tier 2 to contact us regarding the i751.  It seems like Worst case scenario we just have to file the i751 again.

 

The latest tier 1 we talked to said that the address change wasnt done correctly so the notice for interview was sent to an old address we filed the i751 from.  

Didn't one of the other Tier1's say there was no I751 interview notice.  This just adds to the fact that the Tier1 information is essentially useless.  Maybe contact your Senator or Representative.  Most of these offices have an immigration expert, and maybe they can help.  You can also try the CIS Ombudsman.  Again, I would focus on the I751 issue and try and sort that out.

 

Good Luck!

 

https://www.dhs.gov/topics/cis-ombudsman

[IandI100 31]

12 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

Didn't one of the other Tier1's say there was no I751 interview notice.  This just adds to the fact that the Tier1 information is essentially useless.  Maybe contact your Senator or Representative.  Most of these offices have an immigration expert, and maybe they can help.  You can also try the CIS Ombudsman.  Again, I would focus on the I751 issue and try and sort that out.

 

Good Luck!

 

https://www.dhs.gov/topics/cis-ombudsman

She said that is what most likely happened. 

How long does a tier 2 take to get back with someone? 

[Family 4,065]

13 minutes ago, IandI100 said:

Yeah we are waiting on a tier 2 to contact us regarding the i751.  It seems like Worst case scenario we just have to file the i751 again.

 

The latest tier 1 we talked to said that the address change wasnt done correctly so the notice for interview was sent to an old address we filed the i751 from.  

I do hope you have reached out to your Congressman for assistance. Google their office download the Case Authorization form and call them to follow up. 
 

You have an excellent chance to get the I.751 re-opened …no matter the error in the AR-11. 
 

Keep trying for an Infopass appointment and/ or show up in person to the Field Office with your wife and see if they will let you in. 
 

The N.400 officer could have done more than pass the buck and a supervisor could have made an on the spot decision to re open the I-751 the same day she was interviewed for her citizenship. 
 

 

[IandI100 31]

32 minutes ago, Family said:

I do hope you have reached out to your Congressman for assistance. Google their office download the Case Authorization form and call them to follow up. 
 

You have an excellent chance to get the I.751 re-opened …no matter the error in the AR-11. 
 

Keep trying for an Infopass appointment and/ or show up in person to the Field Office with your wife and see if they will let you in. 
 

The N.400 officer could have done more than pass the buck and a supervisor could have made an on the spot decision to re open the I-751 the same day she was interviewed for her citizenship. 
 

 

I called uscis again, the tier 1 says that after 30 days of a service request I can call back and then get transferred to a tier 2.

 

The tier 1 says the case is still open. 

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Excluding extreme options, you can 

 

1. Hire a lawyer to both try to appeal   I-751 denial and appeal the N-400 denial. Given the AR-11 wasn’t filed correctly, I think there is little chance of winning. And I think it will cost at least $20,000. 
 

2. File a new I-751.  Wait for the receipt.  File a new N-400, including a copy of the I-751 receipt.  
 

I recommend option 2. 

Edited November 1, 2022 by Mike E

[IandI100 31]

9 minutes ago, Mike E said:

Excluding extreme options, you can 

 

1. Hire a lawyer to both try to appeal   I-751 denial and appeal the N-400 denial. Given the AR-11 wasn’t filed correctly, I think there is little chance of winning. And I think it will cost at least $20,000. 
 

2. File a new I-751.  Wait for the receipt.  File a new N-400, including a copy of the I-751 receipt.  
 

I recommend option 2. 

Yeah if tier 2 doesn't respond by said date then we will just refile.

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11 minutes ago, Mike E said:

I-751 denial

751 was not denied if I’m understanding correctly. 

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Just now, IandI100 said:

Yeah if tier 2 doesn't respond by said date then we will just refile.

I think that’s the safest bet, but hopefully you’ll get the N400 denial notice before the tier 2 call. 
I wouldn’t refile anything until you know why she was denied. To me, it’s not very usual that they deny the N400 just because the 751 is pending