Legal Question in Immigration Law in Virginia

I am green card holder since 2003. I applied for naturalization and it is denied on July 5, 2011 with the following reasons:
you have failed to satisfy the requirements in accordance with title 8 code of federal regulations section 316.5(c)(1)(i) and your application may not be approved, and is hereby denied.
Conclusion: Therefore you are ineligible at this time for naturalization. If you decide to file a new application you will be required to meet all the requirements of this section, and all other applicable naturalization requirements.
I filed I-130 petition for my son in the year 2003. It is approved. My son filed for I-485 and EAD on September 9, 2010 after availability of visa number. He interviewed at USCIS local office, kept under pending approval I-485 for want of visa number current (at the time of interview the visa number gone back). Now the file is under process. The question isWhether my denial of n-400 effects to my son�s I-485 approval.

Asked on 2/27/12, 5:37 am

Michael Hendrickson Law Office Michael E. Hendrickson

0 users found helpful

0 attorneys agreed

Should have no effect whatsoever as a greencard holder sponsoring

your son for similar immigration status.

Answered on 2/27/12, 7:13 am

Keywords

Match Any Match All

Country

State

Area of Law