This is amazing and thanks for sharing, I’ve never heard of this before

rollback is usually 1 year not 7 😀😀… like asykum Gc are rollbacked 1 year …this is definitely a mistake on USCIS part and most definitely not going to fly during your n-400 interview…

Wow, That's good to know!

congratulations

that's amazing! thank you sharing this

@i l that’s why I waited until a Tier 2 immigration called me to confirm cause I taught it was a mistake. I won’t go posting until I got actual facts from them. I told him am traveling on the 19th and wanted to fully confirm cause I don’t want no issues coming back. He explain to me it’s not a MISTAKE hence the reason I ask if I can go ahead and file N400.

@i l In the USCIS context, a "Tier 2 Immigration Services Officer" is a sworn Immigration Service Officer (ISO) who has access to case details and is authorized to resolve inquiries that Tier 1 staff cannot, often contacted by phone or email.

this is interesting

@sweet Lins I don’t think so. Tier 2 doesn’t know what he is talking about. if you receive your green card this year, you are permanent resident since this year for citizenship purposes. that’s what I think is true

@survivor p I receive this year but they have me in there system as PR from 2018 he even sent me an email on the requirements needed to file my N400.

@sweet Lins amazing! can you please keep us updated and tips

look at God, congrats love, go get that citizenship now. All the best, @sweet Lins

@Nu Ma will do

@Tash B when I come back from my trip I will look more into the citizenship cause I don’t want to waste no time when it comes to that

is your vawa based on abusive Marriage or something else?

@Kings kay abusive marriage my case was severe. Glad am free from that nightmare

@sweet Lins tier 2 officer is a “costomer service” level officers. they are sworn in and they have access to your USCIS A-file, and regular USCIS agents don’t. tier II officers are NOT adjudicating cases and they don’t have in depth adjudicating knowledge, since they do not need that. n-400 interview officer are the top lvl IO at USCIS and #1 thing they are looking at is how you got tour Green Card and if you even supposed to get one. I recommend you reading adjudication guides and do some research fyi and do your own DD, just to make sure that you can ask right question! good luck and i wish you to become USC asap. also, i think by applying for n-400 the worst case will be that you will lose your fee(around 700 i think) but if your GC is actually rolled back 7 years(unlikely) they will interview you or RFE you ….

@survivor p usually yes, but Asylees for example get a 1 year “head start” and your GC is rolled back 1 year and you can apply in 4 years for your naturalization. so if you got approved on April 1st,2025 , you will get a GC Resident since April 1st, 2024, but 7 years is a nonsense thing. also, USCIS makes sooooo many mistakes and it’s so mich harder to fix a mistake than. getting an initial grant…like i-90 for GC replacement takes over a year….

@i l interesting, I didn’t know about “rolled back” at all. but yes, I agree with you, 7 years would be ridiculous

I’m interested in this hence adding my comment to follow up. However, I think there’s an error somewhere congrats all the same

well I would say USCIS officers should know their stuff otherwise they wouldn’t be working there. Congratulations and may you get you citizenship fast, it’s your blessing after all you went through.

@i l well guess who will be filing there N 400 (yup that’s right ME 👌) they can either approved or deny but I will take the chance and whatever the outcome is I’ll be right back to update you guys.

pleae keep us update @sweet Lins -thanks in advance!!

@PD MD I will

@sweet Lins would’ve done the same thing 😀😀 it’s a $700 gamble so worth trying!

@i l I’ll do it. I didn’t pay a dime for VAWA the Catholic Charity helped me. I couldn’t afford to pay no lawyer. If there is a price to pay for the N-400 I’ll pay it. I will keep on updating you guys

because with God nothing is impossible.

@sweet Lins yes you are 💯 correct. I have a friend who had 1 year rollback and would file for her citizenship in 2 years instead of 3 years.