Denial after N-652 approval possible?

[newdawn]

If an applicant was approved (on N-652) and continues to remain clean, is there still a likelihood of denial or second interview?
I am in particular wondering about "if final approval is granted".
Any one know of what kinds of verifications are done after the initial approval at the interview?

 

[takadigi]

If an applicant was approved (on N-652) and continues to remain clean, is there still a likelihood of denial or second interview?
I am in particular wondering about "if final approval is granted".
Any one know of what kinds of verifications are done after the initial approval at the interview?

Typically, N-652 approval means your application has been reviewed and approved. However, there could certainly be an exception process wherein the immigration officer immediately after finds that there was an error committed in the process and can potentially send in a denial. However, the chances for that exception is very-very thin - almost next to nothing.

 

[NoJob]

Yeah sure there's always an exception

Like someone here on this website mentioned that he after getting approved, said something out of the norm thing (don't know exactly what he said), but after he walked out, they denied his application. It was pretty stupid remark he made.

Generally you shouldn't need to worry. It's like them having a disclaimer clause which at will they can override at a later date.

 

[Huracan]

You shouldn't worry unless you know of something serious that was missed in your application and the review of your application. Some things that can affect, even after naturalization are mentioned in this page:

http://www.usdoj.gov/olc/ina340.htm