my citizenship interview experience (donnt go to COP)

going back for emergency or under emotional cicumstances for few days does not prove there is no threat anymore.
i understand its violation of very meaning of asylum when you go back to cop.i donnt have question on that.but my only concern is about their contradictory rules and ways of thier applications.you go ask any top immigration lawer or even non asylum specialist uscis officers about this issue they will all tell you now you are PR not asylee anymore.and i see everyday people becoming citizens besides their frequent visits to cop even for fun.why donnt uscis tell you specifically on that so called welcome letter, "that you are still asylee homme 'so donnt dare to go back .if you have to, just get permission from us for $300.or they can just publish this in newspapers time to time.
i did not go there right after i got green card.only situation came 2 and half year after i got green card.and i did not do cheating.
i asked ten top lawers abt this issue before booking a flight (i am sure most of you all have done so).i never wanted to play with law.
moreover, like thousands others it took whole five years to get my GC because of just stupid cap at that time.
and the most important..if you become USC then no body cares.and i am sure 99% will visit cop (not 100%)..why..?now threat is over..?will US govt. protect you..?...believe me answer is no.those third world countries donnt give shit who you are.
i had just my mother left back there, who was very close to my heart(why wouldn't be she gave me birth)..and now my home is empty and locked back there.
wantmygcnow...abt documentation..i hav everthing but my lawer advised me not to give voluntreely anything.had he asked me(officer)..i had with me.but he didnot ask me anything.
why i wrote so short affidavit..cuz its always better to say little.thats what i learned from life experience.
and other thing this kind of experience is kind of new, even for you guys too..doesnt..?i was not prepared ..didnt want give wrong statement to officer..but i am genuine...fellas

i think you will agree with me .
 
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You are so upset! And I understand it. But the world did not come to an end. Maybe your approval letter is just on way. So many people get their apporvals later after the interview. What did your attoney say?
 
Everything will be OK

Hey,
Don't worry to much for something that isn't worth it. In a couple of weeks your Oath Letter will arrive. You didn't do anything wrong and illegal just your your natural concern for your sick mother. We are all human and should live by that virtue. IO didn't do anything wrong and that note that you wrote will be just to cover (or justify) his understanding of situation. Nothing more and nothing less. I know hundreds that have been in the same situation like you and now there are citizens.
Go get a bottle of wine and enjoy California, you deserve it. It's your home.
 
You will be just fine

Paramvir, Don't worry man.. You will be alrite. Be positive and look forward for the good news (oath letter). Everything will be okay.
 
hey dudes thanx lot from my soul to all of you.
you donnt know how much i am relieved after your comments and i am thinking positive now.
i wouldn't have care much .but citizenship is holding my life right now.(too many reasons).otherwise my wife is a canadian citizen and i had moved there long time ago and would be there citizen.but i am american from my spirit.this country had given me lot(f*ck USCIS).i am american.i donnt need certificate for that.
and sorry for grammer and spellings mistakes.. and i have already edited my above posting to correct this.
 
PARAMVIR

You will get it soon. I am confident. Do not worry about this. You did nothing wrong.

MODERATOR-can you please take some sort of action. This member is always hostile to other users. Why isn't he yet banned?
 
wantmygcnow said:
They are just doing their jobs. As one poster said before, don't give them an excuse to decline you..going to COP gives them that. Also as I have said before, if you were to go your COP, gather all evidence and show during the interview. If you have renewed your NP, there should be a valid reason too. My sister who got USC recently was asked about her renewal but she had all the proof that INFOPASS people asked her to renew to issue a temporary GC...
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Want: You are amazing man: you have been a long time member of this forum but you don't really improve. I have never seen you giving constructive advise on this forum. Here we have a fellow who has a real issue, and you are telling him that the USCIS "are just doing their jobs". And if you remember some years ago when we debated about the consequences of going back of COP, you were adamant that it was ok to go back. and now you saying they are enforcing their laws. when did you learn that this is their law? I was thinking that you gonna have a better answers when problems like this arise....
 
Paramvir1 said:
well
it was bad day.
right at the begining of interview officer asked me since i got my GC through asylum what reason took away my fear to go back to COP.i told him i went to see my ill mother.but he insisted to answer the question itself.then he asked me to fill up an affidavit to write the answer on that.
then normal questions but ignored traffic tickets.
"desicion cannot be made at this time"....................result
wish me good luck.
having bad mood today.
thanx
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Paramvirl:

Your frustration is understable. It seems you have had as an officer a very experienced officer. It is possible he may reverse himself and approve your case, but if he sticks to his guns as he did, it will be very difficult to get him do anything. One thing that I don't like about the USCIS is if they have any adverse thing in your file, they can hold your case as long as they want. At this point, there is little you can do; just wait what they have to say...
 
criticsm is very part of a good debate on given issue.i donnt mind those comments at all.
but..
not everybody is same.
some ppl will not share their experience in future because of such enviornment.(i donnt get affected at all.i love these suggestions.if life demands me to go back sure i will)
but
for the sake of good forum for needy ppl , be it independent from personal judgements,conflicts,jeolsy etc.
today i shared my experience.i am sure thousands ppl will benefit from this.
they will think before taking any step or will be prepared better to answer any question.
i promise,will update you abt my case.
 
faysal said:
Paramvirl:

they can hold your case as long as they want. At this point, there is little you can do; just wait what they have to say...
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Not "as long as they want." By law the USCIS has to decide a citizenship application within 120 days of the "examination" for the application. If they do not meet the deadline the applicant can petition a federal district court for relief. A lot of people have done this in face of prolonged delays.

Now, people who have skeletons in their closet (going to COP is one of them) they are reluctant to fight.
 
ksam said:
please refrain from bad mouthing or using profanity towards uscis. they have given you shelter when you claimed you were being persecuted in your own country. Its like kicking someone in the stomach after getting help from them ....
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When the person is not a real refugee to begin with (someone who submitted a false asylum application) he will feel no gratitude toward his "savior." Just ask cookiemonster and wirelessprint.
 
thankful said:
Not "as long as they want." By law the USCIS has to decide a citizenship application within 120 days of the "examination" for the application. If they do not meet the deadline the applicant can petition a federal district court for relief. A lot of people have done this in face of prolonged delays.

Now, people who have skeletons in their closet (going to COP is one of them) they are reluctant to fight.
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does this period begin after FP? or after being interview? or after filing?
 
thankful said:
Most courts have ruled that the 120 period begins on the day of the interview. Why? already thinking about suing them before you even apply? :D
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In this case, this 120 period is a bolony... because applications get stuck during namecheck which occurs before interview.

You know my case history more than anyone else.... ;)
 
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