Incredible & Unbelievable!!!

Suzy977

Banned
As I anticipated today I got in the mail an Interview invitation to Portland on April 26, 2006

-After I sent a withdrawal letter a month ago for the second N-400

-After I've been Naturalized in LA on March 03, 2006

1. Yesterday I've received the "Oath Ceremony Descheduled by INS" letter
http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?t=206585

2. And today the "Request for Applicant to Appear for Naturalization Initial Interview"

What's next? Deportation or elected President :D :D :D
Those people should be trown in jail for their incompetence ;) ...or at least fired...
 
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Suzy977 said:
What's next?

at least they didn't ask you for interview on a descheduled appointment, so consider you lucky. I was scheduled for three finger prints over the span of less than a week.

Seriously, it is a miracle that INS is still functional with their "state-of-the-art" systems.
 
with all the weird notices flying around, a natural questions would be
whether the certificate you obtained from 3/3 oath is still valid. Maybe you
need to have an info pass appointment.
 
I hope nobody's gonna contradict me, but I believe since a District Court Judge sworn me and Naturalized me as an American citizen, a bunch of incompetent nobodies from CIS can't overturn the Judge decision.
 
Suzy977 said:
As I anticipated today I got in the mail an Interview invitation to Portland on April 26, 2006

-After I sent a withdrawal letter a month ago for the second N-400

-After I've been Naturalized in LA on March 03, 2006

1. Yesterday I've received the "Oath Ceremony Descheduled by INS" letter
http://www.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?t=206585

2. And today the "Request for Applicant to Appear for Naturalization Initial Interview"

What's next? Deportation or elected President :D :D :D
Those people should be trown in jail for their incompetence ;) ...or at least fired...

Suzy - You are an USC after you attend the oath ceremony. Perhaps there is some confusion in USCIS based on your second N-400. Maybe you should write a letter explaning the fact, so that they can close off any open N-400 files that you may have. Good luck.
 
Suzy, you did predict to receive the next interview letter, :rolleyes: , be careful what you wish for !!!.

Quote :
My second N-400 became unavailable also on 03/07/2007
Should I expect an interview invitation
And if it comes...should I go to the interview...maybe they give me a second Naturalization certificate
__________________
N-400 Priority Date (Los Angeles) -December 10, 2003
..............
2 yrs & one day (01.16.2004-01.17.2006) stuck in FBI's B.S. a.k.a. Name Check
..............
NATURALIZED: MARCH 03, 2006 L.A. Convention Center
--------------------------------------------------------
03.06.2006 Mailed "Priority Mail" I-130, I-485, etc. for Parents to Chicago P.O.Box
03.08.2006 5:31AM Delivered at Chicago 60680

Unquote.
Any way, I also believe that they have already sent out the second interview letter before they received your withdrawal letter.

This is the mechanism of processing , one hand doesn't know what the other one does until both clap together. this theory is every where , USCIS is no exception.

Just my thoughts.
 
rob waiter said:
with all the weird notices flying around, a natural questions would be
whether the certificate you obtained from 3/3 oath is still valid. Maybe you
need to have an info pass appointment.


I live 4-6 driving hours (now @ winter time) from Portland. I'm not going to waste my time and spend a day back and forth for an InfoPss

Also:


Denaturalization used to be done in two ways:

A. Judicial Proceedings
B. Administrative Proceedings

The INS is presently forbidden to initiate such proceedings.
A permanent injunction to stop administrative proceedings for denaturalization was approved on February 14, 2001. A permanent injunction bars an action forever once it is issued.
This outcome is the result of a decision made by the Ninth Circuit granting a nationwide temporary injunction on July 9, 1998, after finding that the INS does not have the power to revoke naturalization as it has the power to confer naturalization.

In other words, for them to take my Naturalization certificate back, is has to be done only after a Court decision.

If I'm still stressed by INS and their chaotic modus operandi, going to Court doesn't scare me at all.

So, if they want my certificate, I'll gladly see them in Court.
;)
 
Hi, Suzy!
After you posted about it in my tread I searched for yours…
It’s just so funny unbelievable!
LOL :D

P.S. congratulations! you are the US citizen now and nobody will take that way.
 
I think the INS may have caught the Kerry dieses of "I voted for it before I voted against it", :).

they just seem to have trouble making up their minds.
 
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