Cuban immigrant reports that her citizenship appointment was suspended 3 hours before
A young Cuban immigrant received a call from USCIS on the same day as her citizenship appointment: she was informed that the process had been canceled
“It is an extensive re-review process, including a potential interview and, if necessary, a re-interview to fully assess all national and public security risks,” explained USCIS.
“High-Risk” Countries Facing Green Card Reviews
The U.S. government identified these nations for having deficiencies in their screening systems and for representing “significant risks of remaining in the United States longer than permitted by their visas.”
The countries included are:
The report also indicates that any immigrant currently undergoing immigration proceedings could receive a notification from USCIS. In this regard, specialized attorneys advise keeping all documentation up to date and preparing for re-evaluation.
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