Do I need to withdraw my N-400?

[VWV 1]

Little backstory, my combo interview was approved in October and I still have not been scheduled for my oath. If I withdraw my N-400, will they send me my 10year GC?

[Dashinka 24,487]

Do you not want to naturalize now?

[Verrou 1,962]

why do you want to withdrew?

[VWV 1]

13 minutes ago, Dashinka said:

Do you not want to naturalize now?

 

7 minutes ago, Verrou said:

why do you want to withdrew?

I have personal reasons 

[JeanneAdil 6,491]

OMG No  

don't mess with the minds of USCIS and trusted computers 

i can see them cancelling all and u trying to correct this

[Dashinka 24,487]

Just now, VWV said:

 

I have personal reasons 

That is fine, naturalization is a personal decision.  Sure, if you do not want to naturalize you should be able to send a letter to the local office address on your approval NOA.

 

Good Luck!

[Verrou 1,962]

32 minutes ago, VWV said:

 

I have personal reasons 

try reaching out to uscis, i agree with @Dashinka send letter to field office, service center that stated " i want to withdrew my n-400 and may i please get my 10 year GC"

[Redro 4,611]

2 hours ago, VWV said:

Little backstory, my combo interview was approved in October and I still have not been scheduled for my oath. If I withdraw my N-400, will they send me my 10year GC?

They might not… USCIS might be confused by your actions. Have you considered requesting the 10 year GC first THEN canceling the N400 application? 
Another avenue could be to reschedule your oath if you get scheduled for it. I think if you reschedule twice they deem the N400 abandoned? Not sure… but personally I would try to get the 10 year GC before canceling N400. 

[VWV 1]

23 minutes ago, Redro said:

They might not… USCIS might be confused by your actions. Have you considered requesting the 10 year GC first THEN canceling the N400 application? 
Another avenue could be to reschedule your oath if you get scheduled for it. I think if you reschedule twice they deem the N400 abandoned? Not sure… but personally I would try to get the 10 year GC before canceling N400. 

How do I do that? 

[Verrou 1,962]

5 minutes ago, VWV said:

How do I do that? 

send letter. See my older post 

[Redro 4,611]

4 minutes ago, VWV said:

How do I do that? 

I have no idea. Maybe go to your closest USCIS office and request an ADIT stamp then see if they can send you the GC? 

[Dashinka 24,487]

Another option would be to attend the oath ceremony and during the check-in process explain the situation to the USCIS IO’s there requesting an ADIT stamp and 10 yr GC and withdraw your N400.

 

You can also call for an ADIT stamp.

 

Under the prior procedure, residents were required to call the USCIS Contact Center, request an InfoPass appointment, wait for that appointment to be scheduled, and then attend the appointment at the local USCIS Field Office to obtain the ADIT stamp in their passport. Due to delays at the Contact Center and limited InfoPass appointment availability, many residents were not able to get ADIT stamps in a timely manner.

Under the new procedure, USCIS will mail temporary evidence of permanent residence to those who request it. In order to make a request, residents must follow these steps:

1. Call the USCIS Contact Center at 800-375-5283.
2. Verify their identity and address with the USCIS officer.
3. The officer will determine if an in-person InfoPass appointment is needed or if USCIS can provide an ADIT stamp through the mail.

An in-person appointment will be needed for those who urgently need an ADIT stamp, do not have a useable photo in the USCIS system (such as through prior biometrics collection), or in circumstances in which the USCIS officer cannot confirm the resident’s identity or address.

For those who do not need an InfoPass appointment, the USCIS Field Office that has jurisdiction over the resident will receive the resident’s information and will issue a Form I-94 with an ADIT stamp, DHS seal, and printed photo of the resident and mail it to them at the address they provided. This document will be valid for up to one year.

Only the following legal permanent residents can use this procedure:

1. Legal permanent residents who do not have a green card (such as those who have been approved for residence and are waiting for their green card to be issued)
2. Legal permanent residents with a Form I-90, I-751, or N-400 application pending and whose automatic extension (as listed on their receipt notice) has already expired

https://somireddylaw.com/uscis-announces-new-procedures-for-obtaining-alien-documentation-identification-and-telecommunication-adit-stamp/

[SalishSea 17,819]

I don't understand why you haven't received your GC if, as you say, the ROC was approved.  What does the status on your USCIS account say?

[Timona 4,207]

5 hours ago, VWV said:

I have personal reasons 

So why are you here asking? 

 

The title of your post and your response above don't correlate.

 

For anyone here to give you a conclusive answer, you have to tell us the story. Otherwise, you may wanna withdraw because you're overthinking/ you may have a legitimate reason to withdraw. 

[Letspaintcookies 2,310]

17 minutes ago, SalishSea said:

I don't understand why you haven't received your GC if, as you say, the ROC was approved.  What does the status on your USCIS account say?

Op had a combo interview for ROC and naturalization. They won't send you a 10 year card if they expect you to swear the oath.

Edited April 4 by Letspaintcookies