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Hi, I am US citizen, I applied for I-130 for my mother in 2007 with consular processing. I-130 was approved and forwarded to NVC which finally sent application to mumbai consulate india. Mumbai consulate set a interview date that she could not make it to that interview because my mother was...

I think just take info pass and ask them what the problem is. If the issue is name check/fbi clearance pendingthen go ahead and file the lawsuite. Also if you have access to AUSA office there I would try and ask if they can help provide some info.

My sister inlaw is in US on B-2 and her husband will be getting L-1 visa soon. Can she convert to L-2 once he gets L-1 without leaving the country ? Can you point to the forms we need to file ?

My parents got LPR in Feb 2007 and arrived in May 2007 were here for 4 months and applied for rentry permit in Aug 2007 and then left to india. Permit came in 2008 and was valid till 2010, april, 10. Now they arrived back on April 2 2010 and now I am applying for another 2 years rentry permit...

My parents aged 70+ were issued GC with me as the sponsor, in april 2007 and travelled to US in May 2007 but went back in august 2007 back to the home country. Due to reasons of health (both underwent knee surgeries and protracted therapy in 2008 and 2009 respectively in the home country) and...

While what you state is accurate, there have been no reports either of people who have had open tickets AND presented at an OATH ceremony, admiited that on the OATH form and were allowed to take the oath. I recall that in one case a guy on this forum got a ticket after the interview and before...

Yes. You will not be allowed to take an oath if you have a traffic ticket unresolved.

This letter is infact worded to Pilot advantage. Like bobsmyth said, he just needs to demonstrate that this act took place outside the statutory period. USCIS will be put in a hard place to deny again based on their own letter that statutory period is the only thing that matters. If they deny...

You should be fine. After N336 is filed within a year you will have a interview. This is the administrative appeals process. Mostlikely you will be approved in this interview. In the rare possiblity that you get denied here also, then you file in federal court. As long as you can prove that you...

Sounds like a mixup which is not very uncommon. I'd say go to the 8/12 interview anyway. Howver call the AUSA and ask if she knows anything about what the correct date is and when you should go to the interview. Also take an info pass and see ehat they say. Generally the lawsuit is different...

GhantaBro, Congrats on your oath and on becoming a citizen.

The Community relations doc posted here is seems deliberately vague. The idea of that question on N400 seems to be that , "Yes mention everything you know but IO will determine if it is relevant and persue it if needed" and so it says "No need for additional documentation" till IO asks for it...

You should ask the AUSA that since you got an interview you are ready to file a mutual extension to grant defendants additional time to adjudicate. If she agrees, just file a motion to suspend proceedings temporarily with the court since USCIS has initaiated some action on the adjuducation. Of...

denaturalization after 20 years is like the 'banishment from kingdom punishment' that medieval kings used for the worst of the traitors. Banishment then as now means pretty much end of the life that you have led. Its a midieval practice which should be abandoned as a form of punishment...

The interview is mean to clarify ambiguities with the I/O. When the I/O comes to this questions ask him your questions and then furnish all information to him. Its no big deal. They will decide what they need