Gecomatal4
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This is the first thread I posted on my husband's N-400 application issues. http://forums.immigration.com/showthread.php?559231-N-400-Application-with-a-criminal-background
We sent in the requested evidence, via Priority delivery, signature required and it was received July 8th. They requested three things:
1) Two passport photos (because even though the interview letter stated these weren't required, apparently they actually are)
2) The complete, court-certified records of a municipal court case....a bar fight from 1997.
3) DH's juvenile records and the complete-court-certified court records of those juvenile records...of which there is only one, a B&E from 1987
We were able to obtain the passport photos and the juvenile records. We never did get the municipal court record because the court is a "court of no record" and it doesn't exist. And no, they wouldn't write a letter stating such. So I sent what they sent me, which was a cover sheet showing the disposition for the case (a $75 fine), along with a letter explaining why we couldn't get the actual document.
I've been waiting for USCIS to update DH's case status from the present "Request for Evidence" but they have yet to do so. We have no idea where his case is at this point, if the documents went to the correct person, or what's going on.
Is there any way for us to find out? Calling the customer service number has traditionally been a waste of time, so I'm doubting we'll get anywhere if we try that. Any suggestions?
I imagine an infopass appointment would likely be a waste of time, too? It's over two hours to the Buffalo field office from where we live...so I'd rather not drive out there just to have them say they can't give us any info.
We sent in the requested evidence, via Priority delivery, signature required and it was received July 8th. They requested three things:
1) Two passport photos (because even though the interview letter stated these weren't required, apparently they actually are)
2) The complete, court-certified records of a municipal court case....a bar fight from 1997.
3) DH's juvenile records and the complete-court-certified court records of those juvenile records...of which there is only one, a B&E from 1987
We were able to obtain the passport photos and the juvenile records. We never did get the municipal court record because the court is a "court of no record" and it doesn't exist. And no, they wouldn't write a letter stating such. So I sent what they sent me, which was a cover sheet showing the disposition for the case (a $75 fine), along with a letter explaining why we couldn't get the actual document.
I've been waiting for USCIS to update DH's case status from the present "Request for Evidence" but they have yet to do so. We have no idea where his case is at this point, if the documents went to the correct person, or what's going on.
Is there any way for us to find out? Calling the customer service number has traditionally been a waste of time, so I'm doubting we'll get anywhere if we try that. Any suggestions?
I imagine an infopass appointment would likely be a waste of time, too? It's over two hours to the Buffalo field office from where we live...so I'd rather not drive out there just to have them say they can't give us any info.
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