Q: Withdrawing N400 with fee waiver
I am going through financial difficulties, but always tried to find my way out. I submitted a N400 application with the fee waiver form I912. However, after I had sent off the form, my sister sent me the money to pay the application fee. I called the post office to stop the mail from being delivered, but it was too late(it was already delivered). I wanted to use the money my sister gave me to apply online. Do I wait to see how my case will be resolved or do I submit the online application with the fee? What will happen if I have two applications? One online fully paid and one paper application with a fee waiver request...Mind you I hate being dependent or made to feel I can't stand on my own. What to do?
A: Wait until a decision is made on the application/fee waiver. If it is approved, you can give the money back to your sister. If not, you can refile with the fee.
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A: You should wait until USCIS processes your first FORM N-400 filing before you proceed to file a second one with a filing fee.
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