alisa_0122
New Member
hello everybody 
thank u so much for your help. you’ r amazing! i'm new to the forums but it already helped me so much!
my situation:
N400 is filed dec-4-2004
interview is nov-15-2005
during the interview have been told that they need an original from u.s.military personnel records instead of a copy i had (certification of military service - bad conduct discharge). so they cannot process the application before they receive the original. the officer told me he will send the request to The Military Service and then will contact me in 30 to 90 days. it has been 5 months i haven’t heard from INS. of course i tried to call, send letters, put in the request at DO.
im thinking of sending them (NY USCIS Director, Immigration Officer and US District Atty) the warning letter with petition attached and then in a week filing petition for hearing (under $1447b).
my question is:
1. what would b your suggestion in this case? from your notes i conclude that the petition would b more effective than the mandamus, correct?
2. i;m thinkin to put secretary of DHS, director of uscis, district director of uscis as defendants. do i put the immigration officer working on the case as a defendant as well? do i put uscis as defendant? anybody else?
3. does the district court assign a public atty to me (my case)?
i would greatly appreciate any help or advice. thank u so much in advance
thank u so much for your help. you’ r amazing! i'm new to the forums but it already helped me so much!my situation:
N400 is filed dec-4-2004
interview is nov-15-2005
during the interview have been told that they need an original from u.s.military personnel records instead of a copy i had (certification of military service - bad conduct discharge). so they cannot process the application before they receive the original. the officer told me he will send the request to The Military Service and then will contact me in 30 to 90 days. it has been 5 months i haven’t heard from INS. of course i tried to call, send letters, put in the request at DO.
im thinking of sending them (NY USCIS Director, Immigration Officer and US District Atty) the warning letter with petition attached and then in a week filing petition for hearing (under $1447b).
my question is:
1. what would b your suggestion in this case? from your notes i conclude that the petition would b more effective than the mandamus, correct?
2. i;m thinkin to put secretary of DHS, director of uscis, district director of uscis as defendants. do i put the immigration officer working on the case as a defendant as well? do i put uscis as defendant? anybody else?
3. does the district court assign a public atty to me (my case)?
i would greatly appreciate any help or advice. thank u so much in advance