I don't understand why people flagpole when they have an easy choice available to do inland appointments. The administrative refusal goes into the record and may be problematic for your future US travels, esp given the animosity the current US administration has shown towards immigration. Is it really worth it to take a risk for future US travel against a month or two of waiting for an appointment?
What will you write in statutory questions asked during the citizenship application for this administrative refusal?
What will you write in statutory questions asked during the citizenship application for this administrative refusal?