Got quizzed by supervisor io what next?

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nelsonyiga

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Y'all know about the scenario I had when I went for my infopass check up.
 
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Now they did almost same thing. Anyone has any Idea what I should do. Just send them the letters and wait or ignore and they deny me and so I can file on a five year rule without bothering myself with the marriage paper work. (Something I should have done I guess).

Someone with SOME experience help me out here.:confused:
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Be positive. That's very important....
 
nelsonyiga said:
Y'all know about the scenario I had when I went for my infopass check up.
And had that questioning and all.
However the IO handling the file did tell me to go ahead and send in the two documents, (1) my son's birth certificate (son outside marriage) and (2) a letter from my wife explaining that she does not have any problems.

Anyone have ever been in that scenario. They did same questioning when I went to get Green Card and I guess it's my history haunting me even now.
I do know that after I sent what the investigative Officer asked that time She approved my file and the Immigration Judge Approved it too.

Now they did almost same thing. Anyone has any Idea what I should do. Just send them the letters and wait or ignore and they deny me and so I can file on a five year rule without bothering myself with the marriage paper work. (Something I should have done I guess).

I do know by N-14 that If I fail to respond my application will be denied. Time for filing five year rule is right now. I do think I should send in what he asked for, because the file was complete but when he wanted to get the supervisor to look at it and the issue he had uncovered on the application of my child, it became a problem.
And the Supervisor thought probably I am separated from my wife. So he was asking me to admit so I get denied and start over and I said no.

Someone with SOME experience help me out here.:confused:
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I read the long story about what you had to endure from the supervisor..very unprofessional the way he reacted..I would file a complaint with the district supervisor and USCIS Ombudsman.
That being said, supply the documents requested..they assumed you are separated as you had an illegitimate son and are not living with your wife on an ongoing basis. Hang in there, your long wait will be over soon.
 
Thank you Everyone, Those were encouraging words. I think the reason was, he thought I am separated as Bob said. I did get the letter, he just asked for a Birth Certificate which I will send but in the letter he did not ask for my wife to send a letter, he told me that in his office.
I am wondering if I can send only what the N-14 asks or even what he requested. Form the actions of the Supervisor, I think he was training this guy how to ask questions because the guy had already made me me sign an affidavit and it had only four questions which was my son, his mother and my date of birth and my name. And he had told me to send in the birth Certificate but when he took the file to the supervisor they came back and he asked me all the questions.
But I think I just have to stay positive like Absrao said, if he denies it, I will just file again on a 5 year rule. I would hate to appeal. I would rather just file a new application on a 5 year rule because I am already in a five year rule. 4 months passed, I should have done that.. would have been on a safer side.
One question though: If I am denied and I file a five year rule, won't my older file come to haunt my new file?
 
Provide both documents they asked for..the last thing you want is them saying you didn't supply what they asked for.
 
Okay, thank you Bob BUT:
The letter he sent me asked for ONLY "birth certificate of my son" The letter for the wife is not included though he did tell me to ask her to write that letter. Do I respond to the letter he sent or both since I had spoken with him.
Just wondering.
 
nelsonyiga said:
Okay, thank you Bob BUT:
The letter he sent me asked for ONLY "birth certificate of my son" The letter for the wife is not included though he did tell me to ask her to write that letter. Do I respond to the letter he sent or both since I had spoken with him.
Just wondering.
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Do what he told you!
 
nelsonyiga said:
Okay, thank you Bob BUT:
The letter he sent me asked for ONLY "birth certificate of my son" The letter for the wife is not included though he did tell me to ask her to write that letter. Do I respond to the letter he sent or both since I had spoken with him.
Just wondering.
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Again, to cover all your bases send the letter from your wife as well. You don't want them coming back and telling you that you didn't provide what they verbally had asked you.
 
Got letter my wife wrote and birth certificate is on the way. As soon as I get them will send them and I will notify everyone what happens next. But all in all thank you for every advice given.
 
I know Absrao. He asked me to admit that I am separated and I told him why when I am not. I told him I go to the University as a Clinical Lab Science and if I have to be at my rented home then I have to be. If I am gone for a month I do not call that separation. He also forgot that in Texas, there is no legal separation, you are either married or divorced.
 
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I know Absrao. He asked me to admit that I am separated and I told him why when I am not. I told him I go to the University as a Clinical Lab Science and if I have to be at my rented home then I have to be. If I am gone for a month I do not call that separation. He also forgot that in Texas, there is no legal separation, you are either married or divorced.

What's surprising is that, this IO is the complicated one. The Supervisor wanted to I guess show him that some stuff are irrelevant. because when he mentioned that the judge gave me the Green Card and it has not been long, the Supervisor just threw his pen on the table and said, "okay now this is conversational" No Q&A stuff.
They already did check me when before I got the Green Card. He asked me for court records of my criminal case which is out of time. I did get the Green Card after I had finished the case in 2002 these are seven years. That was irrelevant too. He is a dummy.
My first Boss said, they need me to work there. She said so many people working there do not know what they are doing. He is running after someone totally innocent, he has all documents and pulled all my files from day one when I came here and he is looking for fault somewhere.
He even said, I do see that your wife's name was spelt wrong on the tax returns. And I said yes I know. But you have tax transcripts that's why I brought them so you can verify.
He said okay. I do not know what he is looking for. But I will just let him spend his entire year on my file. I bet he will not last there. I have been there more times than I know and many people I used to see are either transffered or gone.
This man was something else. The picture I saw was, I think he does bother the supervisor a lot. And this time the Supervisor was quite pissed but had to do his job. I know the Supervisor was out of line but I guess from this guys nagging all the time.

Anyway, I have done my part and played my fair share of the American dream. Whatever the results, I will wish him good luck.
I did get a Congressional Medal of Distinction from The President last year, was in all papers for my charitable work in Nepal and Uganda and here, reason the Judge last time did not even bother.
Even during my criminal case, the judge said "your music accomplishments are enough to allow you, your wish Mr. Nelson". And I left.
But this dude is a ignorant. And I do not care if he reads this stuff. I am just pissed off by his un-necessary requests.
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Nelson Yiga,

You are close to the end of the immigration tunnel, don't worry about these unprofessional IOs. You will have the last laugh. :)
 
I did get the birth certificate but with Mother's name only. And since it takes a month or so to process a new one after filing Paternity Voluntary Form, I chose to send what I did get with a letter explaining with copies for Paternity Filing and a letter showing our agreement between me and the mother of my son that we agreed to take care of him as we do so wish.
Is that enough to send since I might be late getting a birth certificate with my name on it? Anyone with some suggestions so I can stop pondering.
Anyway, let me know guys.
I think I can send that, he had made me sign a document with q&a that show he is my son.
 
I guess no one is looking at my thread these days.. Where is our hero Bobysmith??
Man,
 
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nelsonyiga said:
I guess no one is looking at my thread these days.. Where is our hero Bobysmith??
Man,
I did mail in certified a letter from my wife stating we resolved my outside of marriage baby issue, I also sent in birth Certificate but has no father's particulars on there because I was not present when the baby was being born. My wife said that is good because the man will know I was not there.
And I also attached an affidavit we signed both me and the mother of my son of who to take care of the baby and all that.
I also wrote a simple letter explaining that we have filed a Voluntary Paternity Form to the State where the child was born so my name can be on the birth certificate, however I would not get it on time since my time to submit required documents was not enough.

So that's it hoping he asks for the real birth Certificate with my name on it again or deny my Application with no cause or excuse and or Approve it with no Malice! LOL

Anyway that's my famous story guys. Anyone wants to contribute, I will be delighted but I am hanging in there with Faith and belief that he has no choice but to give me or Deny me.
One question, if he denies me, I can file on a five year rule, can't I? Will my prior application be a hindrance to a new Application? I am eligible right now to file five year rule.
Someone help..Dell thanx for the call man. God bless.
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It seems that the biggest doubt the supervisor had was the status of your marriage to your wife. Since you provided the necessary documentation, I don't see why they would deny you at this point. If they happen to deny it, you can apply immediately based on 5 year rule. Hang in there..your wait will almost be over.
 
Thanx BobSmyth, it is always good to see your comments. very encouraging. I do think it will be over. I have positive signs hope they are not lying to me.

Anyway, I will keep everyone posted. Been a very very long road. Tooo long indeed but I have read more horror stories on here and mine is just a piece.
But we are glad to have a community to come to and share ideas.. and having some people with same experiences makes it easier to endure the pain.
 
DELL21 where did you vanish buddy, did you get a response??

I sent my stuff on the 16th last month, been waiting for an answer and nothing yet. I know they had slated my response for the July 26th, I do not know if that's when they get to look into your file or when they receive the documents requested.
Anyway, one issue was I sent the birth cert. for my son without my name on it since I had told them I was not there when he was being born. I hope that stops more questions from the IO.
Otherwise, I am praying and hoping that this long traumatic journey comes to an end.
Anyone with 3 year marriage rule issues? I was told that it takes 14 months to process Citizenship of anyone with a Record when I spoke with the Level II IO. It sounded like a mandatory thing. She said, they have to thoroughly check the case I guess.
Anyway, I have two more months to wait and see what happens. I hope they grant me because then my life will be hopeful. Denial early would not be bad because then I get to file 5 year rule and may be move to another State where it is more comforting. Anyone with any suggestions? I also was thinking on filing a complaint about the IO as BOB suggested. Poor code of conduct that were un-ethical causing trauma and now my wife is pissed off at me. This might drive me to a divorce because I already had my mistakes cleared and the Supervisor calling my wife's job and embarrassing her to her employees did not sit well.
She is Really pissed off because of her junior employees where she has worked for 19 years started back stabbing her over the immigration issue which was way personal for him to mention to a Secretary.
Any take on that anyone?
 
nelsonyiga said:
OHOO GOSH:
THIS IS WHAT I DID GET TODAY. I GUESS I NEED AN ATTORNEY:
FORM G-56
Stamped by Field Office Director Sandra M. Heathman HOUSTON DO.
office is same place I went to but in room number NATZ

Scheduled for August 26, 2009 at 8:30 am (You may come before this date if you wish)

Ask for Officer Michael Tunnell

Reason: Birth Certificate, yours has a middle name, we must submit a name change.

Bring with you:
This letter, Alien Registration Card, Drivers license and Passport.

And it says, it is very important that you keep this appointment and bring this letter with you. If you are unable to do so, state your reason, sign below and return this letter to this office at once.

Do you have a take on this????
My Birth Certificate does not have any middle name at all.

My question is, I never had a middle name:
My birth certificate does not have a middle name:
What's a Field Office?
And why I have take all the three documents?
And they say, I may come before that date but it does not say if I do not come, my application will be denied or something..
Anyone has ever been in similar situation??? Someone help MEEEEEE
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Do any of your documents, including N-400, foreign passport, marriage certificate and green card have a middle initial or name on it? I don't think you have anything to worry about..they just want to correct a discrepancy.
 
Firstly - take a deep breath, and try not to panic :-)

I had a similar "hiccup" at my interview - my N-400 was processed into their system without my middle name - yet all my documents, and my green card, had the middle name listed. The IO had me fill out a "change of name" form at the interview - this seemed a little odd - but, whatever they needed to do to approve my application - then, fine, do it.

Take the requested forms, go to the appointment (earlier, if it is convenient, and less stressful for you) , and I think it is likely it will just be some type of clerical matter.

Good Luck

Disclaimer - Not legal advice, just my opinion.
 
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