Appeals for Naturalization Decisions (Form N-336)
Victoria Barr Law provides expert legal representation for clients seeking to appeal denied U.S. naturalization applications through Form N-336.
What Is Form N-336?
Form N-336, Request for a Hearing on a Decision in Naturalization Proceedings, allows individuals to appeal a denied Form N-400 (Application for Naturalization) decision. This administrative appeal provides a second review by USCIS officers, offering applicants another chance for approval.
Who Is Eligible to File Form N-336?
- Denied Applicants: Individuals whose Form N-400 naturalization applications were denied by USCIS.
- Filing Deadline: Must file Form N-336 within 30 days of receiving the denial notice.
- Legal Grounds for Appeal: Must provide evidence that USCIS’s denial was incorrect based on the law or facts.
Required Documents for Form N-336
- Completed Form N-336 signed by the applicant
- Copy of the Form N-400 denial notice
- Detailed explanation of why the denial was incorrect
- Supporting documents or new evidence
- Filing fees or fee waiver request (if applicable)
Form N-336 Appeal Process
- File Form N-336: Submit the form, supporting documents, and filing fees to USCIS within 30 days of the denial notice.
- USCIS Receipt Notice: Receive confirmation that the appeal has been accepted for review.
- Schedule a Hearing: USCIS schedules an in-person hearing before a senior USCIS officer.
- Attend the Hearing: Present your case, evidence, and legal arguments at the hearing.
- Receive USCIS Decision: Receive approval or denial based on the hearing’s outcome. Further appeals may be possible through federal court if necessary.
Why Choose Victoria Barr Law?
- Expert Legal Representation: We provide in-depth legal analysis and representation throughout the appeal process.
- Case Investigation: We review USCIS denial reasons and develop strong legal arguments for appeals.
- Hearing Preparation: We prepare clients for hearings and provide direct representation during proceedings.
- Bilingual Legal Services: We offer services in English and Spanish for clear communication and legal support.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Appeals for Naturalization Decisions (N-336)
Form N-336 is used to request a hearing on a denied naturalization application. It must be filed within 30 days of receiving the USCIS denial notice.
Denials may occur due to failure to meet residency requirements, poor English/civics test results, criminal history, or insufficient evidence of good moral character.
To file Form N-336, complete the form, include supporting documentation, pay the required fee of $700, and submit it to the USCIS office that issued the denial notice.
During the N-336 hearing, a USCIS officer reviews your case, examines new evidence, and may retest you on the English and civics requirements.
N-336 processing times vary but generally take 6 to 12 months, depending on the USCIS workload and the complexity of the case.
Yes, you can present new evidence or clarify existing information to strengthen your case during the N-336 hearing.
If your N-336 appeal is denied, you may consider pursuing a judicial review by filing a lawsuit in federal district court within a specified timeframe.
Yes, a fee waiver is available if you can demonstrate financial hardship by filing Form I-912 with supporting documents.
Yes, you have the right to hire an attorney to represent you, assist with filing, and present evidence during the N-336 appeal hearing.
Success depends on the strength of your evidence and the reasons for your initial denial. Consulting an experienced immigration attorney can improve your chances.