Makanaki
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There wasn’t any police case per se. She called the police on him and on arrival the police said the house belongs to him as well and they cannot move him out of the house Yes
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No. The police was called to the fight, and they said they couldn’t move him out of the house but advised him to voluntarily leave. Which was what he did.
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If he withdraws, any impact on his green card?
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He has already set up a payment plan with IRS. Wouldn’t that suffice for this part?
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No he did not have to remove conditions. He was given a 10 years green card. His marriage is real. Him and his wife had a major issue that involved the police. Ever since they lived apart. They are now in good terms but just not living together. if he withdraws his citizenship can it affect his GC at all?
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Hi Boiler, yes he was approved. A day to the oath ceremony was when they called to cancel. No he did not use a lawyer
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They haven’t claimed misrepresentation yet. He applied for citizenship 2 years ago, he went for the interview, he was approved. A day to the oath ceremony was when they called him saying he should not attend the ceremony that his background check was still pending. Just few days he got the NOID
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Hello Fam, I am asking this question on behalf of a friend. He has been married to his US Citizen wife for 10 years but they stopped living together since about 7 years ago. They never got divorced. He applied for his citizenship based on the 5 year rule, he was approved but at the point of oath ceremony his case stalled since 2 years ago. USCIS has now sent a letter now stating that records showed that he and his wife have not been living together and that their “marriage does not appear legitimate”. Coupled with this, they wrote that he has outstanding or overdue taxes. Please how do you advise for him to proceed? He has 15 days to respond?