N400 post interview RFE for certified copies of criminal records even though I submitted them already during the interview?

[zuogeputongren 4]

Hello all,

 

I had my N400 interview on 3/25 and got an RFE today 3/28, asking for original arrest report and certified court documents from an arrest 8 years ago (the case was dismissed at the end). 

 

I am confused because the officer took away these documents already at the interview? So I am not sure if I sent the wrong documents or being asked to mail in the same documents again?

 

For context I also had an RFE also when I applied for removal of condition and these were the same documents requested back then; I knew that I would them again for N400 eventually and thus requested two copies, one of which went to the ROC RFE and the second of which was handed over to the officer during the N400 interview.

 

Any insights would help a lot here, thank you.

Edited Friday at 05:30 PM by zuogeputongren

[Rekyrts 100]

The path of least resistance is to submit the document as soon as possible. IMHO, there's no point in arguing about the ones you already submitted. Procure the documents (make sure they are the right ones) and re-submit... even if they were the sames ones already submitted.

[zuogeputongren 4]

3 minutes ago, Rekyrts said:

The path of least resistance is to submit the document as soon as possible. IMHO, there's no point in arguing about the ones you already submitted. Procure the documents (make sure they are the right ones) and re-submit... even if they were the sames ones already submitted.

Yep thanks that’s what I’m about to do now after talking to my lawyer.. I just don’t want them to reject because I missed something and submit the same thing twice 

[OldUser 8,502]

39 minutes ago, zuogeputongren said:

Yep thanks that’s what I’m about to do now after talking to my lawyer.. I just don’t want them to reject because I missed something and submit the same thing twice 

1) You won't get a rejection. If they're not happy, you may get a denial. Those are different things. 

2) Definitely speak to lawyer to ensure whatever you're submitting is what USCIS is looking for.