LazyCIS,
Could you please provide/refer to me to any good response to MTD example in N-400 (Mandamus) case without IV. Becasue once we file Mandamus then the first thing would to reply to MTD of AUSA so I should have that also ready. Thanks in advance.
Do you guys think President Bush or First Lady would follow up in my case since I am Iranian?
does "fbi name check has been completed and results have been sent back to USCIS" mean "fbi name check has been cleared"? not necessarily, right?
and...i just found out that nowadays my name has become googlable since i filed the wom, thanks to justia.com.......frankly speaking for myself, i don't like it....i don't want my name to be googlable because of this suit. there are many bad effects, such as, potential employers do google candidates by their names, their email addresses, what ever...........
any solution for this to get my name off googlable list due to justia.com?
thanks..
Greenpea,
fbi always reports that the name check has been completed and results are provided to USCIS. They never say if is cleared or if some adverse information exists about you. In 99% of cases though, name check completion means name check clearance. In my case, fbi also said the name check is completed but the FBI agent who had interviewed me told me that no adverse information exists about me. In your case, since you were not interviewed by FBI, you have no direct link, and so you will not be able to find out the results of your name check. You will know it only when you will receive your GC.
Who cares if your name has become googleable due to wom filing. If I am an employer, I will give you extra points if I find out that you filed a WOM. Well, you had guts to sue the government. You are a doer and you took action about something that you believed was an injustice to you, instead of just sitting and waiting and brooding. This is definitely a plus. Hey, I would want to put that in my resume
Thank you for your advice, lazycis. I will think about it. In some old posts on this forum, I found someone saying" for 95% of WOM cases, FBI will expedite the name checks and USCIS will adjudicate 485 cases within a few months". But I don't know if that is true anymore because FBI announced early this year that they will not expedite the Name checks just because of lawsuits.
My advice would be similar to lazycis. Do not change any of your decisions in life based on GC. And no FBI will not expedite unless USCIS requests an expedited check and USCIS will not expedite unless they see that there is no way their case will be won in the court. I guess for me yvesliu's case and my own pending WoM helped a lot. Washington is a much friendlier district for WoM. So you can xfer your case there and file MSJ as soon as possible. This will speed things up.
Questions about I485 WOM:
I have filed WOM as pro se in NYSD court in September ( my name check has been pending since April 2005), and I have several questions about the process and I hope those of you who are more experienced could help me:
1. I have went through the google sheet posted here and it seemed to me that there were not so many cases approved in NYSD. Does anyone know any cases approved in NYSD?
2. I saw a post about requesting discovery. When should I request discovery, before or after receiving answer from USA? who should I send the request to?
Thanks a lot.
Gen
....and there is a reason why personal/private info is kept that way. Actually I may even have disclosed my DOB, SSN, or other info in some Exhibits......after i thought about it..
Greenpea,
You made a mistake by not blacking out your personal information, when you filed the lawsuit. All civil lawsuits are public information, and you cannot do anything about it. We should mention often in this forum that any Pro Se litigants should ensure that when they file the lawsuit, make sure that their private information is blacked out. Also a suggestion is that do not first make photocopies and then strike out the private information. You should first strike out the private information and then make photocopies. Because an identity thief may be able to go to the court, get your file, and he can figure out what information has been blacked out. It is usually visible under the black ink of your marker, unless you scratch it real hard.