What happens if you dont receive a Form N-400?

What happens if you dont receive a Form N-400?

If you didn’t receive a Notice of Action, you can make a case inquiry. Nearly 9% of Form N-400 applications are rejected, and thousands more are denied. A poorly prepared application can also delay the approval process and even create significant immigration problems.

How long does it take for USCIS to respond to Form N-400?

If you properly file Form N-400, Application for Naturalization, USCIS will initially respond by mailing you a receipt notice that confirms receipt of your application. Formally known as Form I-797C, Notice of Action (see example below), the receipt notice typically arrives 2 to 3 weeks after filing.

Where do I Send my USCIS Form g-1450?

Place the form on top of your application, petition, or request. Mail the entire package to the appropriate USCIS Lockbox. Destroy your Form G-1450 to protect your credit card information (we will destroy it even if we reject your filing and do not process your payment).

What happens if USCIS denies your naturalization application?

If the applicant fails to appear for the re-examination and USCIS does not receive a timely or reasonable request to reschedule, the officer should deny the application based on the applicant’s failure to meet the educational requirements for naturalization. The officer also should include any other areas of ineligibility within the denial notice.

What to do if your N-400 is denied?

In the letter that you received from the USCIS, the USCIS informs you that you can appeal. You appeal the denial of your N-400. To do this you would file an N-336, Request for a Hearing on a Decision in Naturalization Proceedings.

What happens when you submit Form N-400 for USCIS?

If you submit Form N-400 on paper, you will receive a USCIS Account Acceptance Notice in the mail with instructions on how to create an online account to track and manage your case.

What kind of Doctor is required to sign Form N-400?

A licensed medical doctor or licensed clinical psychologist must sign the certification. When applying for naturalization, USCIS will obtain your biometrics and run a criminal background check. But USCIS is also interested to know if you have committed a crime in other countries as well.

Can a DUI charge be reduced to N-400?

If an applicant’s DUI charge was reduced to reckless driving, the USCIS will often deny the N-400. The USCIS can independently gather documents related to the criminal charge. Alternatively, it can require the applicant to bring in documents. You must bring in the documents that relate to the criminal conviction.