Another Combo interview with officer saying No to N400 after I751 combo interview (split)

[Metropolis 1]

This same thing happened to me in Saint Louis MO. The IO refused to conduct the n400 interview after separating my husband and I.  I have being worried since

[OldUser 7,223]

2 hours ago, Metropolis said:

This same thing happened to me in Saint Louis MO. The IO refused to conduct the n400 interview after separating my husband and I.  I have being worried since

Did your and your husband answers match? Did you provide new evidence of bonafide marriage? Did you have a lawyer with you?

[Ontarkie 14,358]

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[Metropolis 1]

Some answers did not match. We did not have a lawyer with us

[jackiegringa 419]

Did you get an answer about your I-751 at all?

[Metropolis 1]

No answers at all

[cocoVA 60]

18 hours ago, Metropolis said:

This same thing happened to me in Saint Louis MO. The IO refused to conduct the n400 interview after separating my husband and I.  I have being worried since

 

I'm sorry you are going through this. I understand how this can worry anybody.

 

When the IO separates the couple it's called a "stokes" interview. In that case the IO might have some "red flags" about your bona fide marriage/case.

 

How was your I-751 package? What documents did you include to proof your bona fide marriage?

 

How did the interview with the IO end? The IO didn't say anything at all?

 

What type of questions did the IO ask and which answers didn't match?

 

Which Visa-Category are/were you and when did you came to the US?

 

Do you mind sharing your timeline?

 

Nevertheless, if your marriage is bona fide, you have nothing to worry about and hopefully all will be good at the end.