Crazy Cat
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My wife just got a 221g from her Interview today, a few questions
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RFE for I-129F - Requesting Form I-129F
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My wife just got a 221g from her Interview today, a few questions
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I have never seen NVC send a physical letter.
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Jan 27th is just when IRS began processing. But there is no legal requirement to complete filing taxes until mid April.
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No. Just Print the email.
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The real risk here is that she could be admitted, then immediately removed the next time she tries to enter via a B2. An expedited removal would result in an automatic 5 year ban. to ANY entry.
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The big problem I see is that USCIS is going to want a final divorce decree at some point. But waiting until the interview to request a waiver is risky, too. USCIS could approve the I-751 under the wrong impression before that.
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Everything is not fine now. Filing a waiver right now would inform USCIS of that.
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That does not change anything.
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OK. Good. Remember that the I-751 MUST be approved before an N-400 can be approved. Combo interviews are very common now. USCIS will expect you both to be there for a combo....and they will want to see you are living together up to that point (that is what our officer wanted to see at our combo interview). I would go ahead and change to a waiver now. This is not legal advice as I am not an attorney. But it seems to be practical, imo.
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Wait a minute. What interview was in 2020?
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Take a look at my signature.....I know the feeling.
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I would immediately request to have the joint I-751 changed to a waiver case. @OldUser stated it well. If either party fails to attend a joint I-751 interview, USCIS will deny both the I-751 and N-400.
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I moved this to the N-400 discussion area. I don't see an issue with your N-400 filing, itself, under the 5-year rule. The underlying I-751 might be an issue. Is this a joint I-751 or did you change to a waiver since you are no longer together? You could change to an I-751 waiver at the interview, but be sure to go well prepared to show you entered the marriage in good faith.