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Hello,

           Well today is my 1 year anniversary waiting for an interview. It has been 400 days since USCIS received my application and despite a few phone calls and an info pass appointment, USCIS can't tell me where my file is, why it is delayed or anything I can do but wait until 18 months is up in September 2018. I have contacted my local congressman in January 2018 and am still waiting on some kind of news.

 

Frustrating when I see other cases processed in Atlanta but it is what it is with the USA citizenship system and I have realized how lucky I am to have been raised in Australia. I have had to resign from my elementary school teaching position today as my new contract for next year had a USA citizen pledge that I couldn't sign in case it came back to haunt me!! I guess it is more time to spend with my 3 USA citizen sons and my wife who is the daughter of a Vietnam veteran. Congratulations to all those who have taken their oaths.

April 25th: Mailed AOS package

April 26th: Received package

May 2nd: NOA's received

May 9th: Biometrics appointment notice for 3rd June

May 13th: Biometrics walk-in completed in Atlanta.

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you should take action immediately. One more day of waiting  is a torture to me. my case has been waiting for 5 months and will contact senator office when its 6 months old.

ATTENTION!!!   Minneapolis N400 filers,  please use the link below to review others or update your status .!  Changes will be saved automatically. Best luck to all of us! 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zAp0TsKmPJf_9JiQxsUnfh2F9kLzbr9cpfyuGv2RjfQ/edit?usp=sharing 

 

My immigration journey:

  • 08/2011,H-1b entry
  • 05/2012, EB-1A 140 approval
  • 02/2013AOS / I-485 approval and received green card
  • 11/2017, N-400 e-filed (5-year term)
  • 09/2018, N-400 approval 
  • 10/2018, oath day
  • 11/26/2018, minor child N-600 mailed out(USPS)
  • 04/12/2019, N-600 approval letter  
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37 minutes ago, marcusa said:

you should take action immediately. One more day of waiting  is a torture to me. my case has been waiting for 5 months and will contact senator office when its 6 months old.

6 months is nothing. Some cities are taking between 14 to 20 months to process N400 applications. 

AOS

09/04/13 Package received
09/11/13 Checks cashed
09/14/13 NOAs hardcopies received in the mail
09/17/13 Biometrics letter received in the mail for 10/09/2012
10/09/13 Biometrics
10/09/13 Moved to "Testing and Interview"
11/13/13 EAD changed to "Card Production"
11/22/13 EAD delivered by USPS mail
05/16/14 Text notice of interview scheduled for June 23rd, 2014

06/23/14 Interview day. Approved on the spot.

06/27/14 E-mail/Text for Card Production

06/27/14 E-mail/Text with USPS tracking number

06/28/14 Received welcome letter in the mail

07/01/14 Green card in hand!

ROC

03/24/2016 Package mailed

03/25/2016 Packaged delivered at CSC

03/29/2016 Check cashed

03/31/2016 NOA1 received in the mail

04/14/2016 Biometrics letter received in the mail for 04/27/2016

04/27/2016 Biometrics

10/26/2016 E-mail for Card Production

11/01/2016 Received ROC Approval letter in the mail

11/02/2016 E-mail stating Card was mailed today

11/02/2016 E-mail with USPS tracking number

11/04/2016 Green card in hand!

N-400

03/24/2017 Package mailed

03/25/2017 Package delivered at Dallas/Lewisville, TX

03/30/2017 Check cashed

04/07/2017 NOA1 received in the mail

04/14/2017 Biometrics letter received in the mail for 04/24/2017

04/24/2017 Biometrics

05/23/2017 Moved to "In Line For An Interview"

05/30/2018 E-mail for interview scheduled

07/09/2018 Interview day. Recommended for Approval.

07/12/2018 E-mail/Text for "We are Scheduling your Oath Ceremony"

07/25/2018 E-mail/Text for "We Scheduled your Oath Ceremony"

07/30/2018 Received Oath Ceremony letter in the mail

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4 hours ago, tassieman said:

Hello,

           Well today is my 1 year anniversary waiting for an interview. It has been 400 days since USCIS received my application and despite a few phone calls and an info pass appointment, USCIS can't tell me where my file is, why it is delayed or anything I can do but wait until 18 months is up in September 2018. I have contacted my local congressman in January 2018 and am still waiting on some kind of news.

 

Frustrating when I see other cases processed in Atlanta but it is what it is with the USA citizenship system and I have realized how lucky I am to have been raised in Australia. I have had to resign from my elementary school teaching position today as my new contract for next year had a USA citizen pledge that I couldn't sign in case it came back to haunt me!! I guess it is more time to spend with my 3 USA citizen sons and my wife who is the daughter of a Vietnam veteran. Congratulations to all those who have taken their oaths.

I applied December 2016 and heard back February 2018. In some places (like here in TX) it is a very long process so I just had to wait.

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11 hours ago, tassieman said:

Hello,

           Well today is my 1 year anniversary waiting for an interview. It has been 400 days since USCIS received my application and despite a few phone calls and an info pass appointment, USCIS can't tell me where my file is, why it is delayed or anything I can do but wait until 18 months is up in September 2018. I have contacted my local congressman in January 2018 and am still waiting on some kind of news.

 

Frustrating when I see other cases processed in Atlanta but it is what it is with the USA citizenship system and I have realized how lucky I am to have been raised in Australia. I have had to resign from my elementary school teaching position today as my new contract for next year had a USA citizen pledge that I couldn't sign in case it came back to haunt me!! I guess it is more time to spend with my 3 USA citizen sons and my wife who is the daughter of a Vietnam veteran. Congratulations to all those who have taken their oaths.

welcome to the club 15 months for us for being inline to schedule interview, set back and wait.

 
 
 
 

3/16/2009- met through mutual friend
3/16/2009- 1/17/2010 chatted everyday using yahoo messenger and skype
1/18/2010- flew to meet and proposed (stayed for two weeks)
2/23/2010- mailed I-129F overnight
2/25/2010- checked cashed
3/03/2010- received NOA1 Hard copy (dated 2/25/2010)
5/20/2010- I-129F Petition approved
5/25/2010- Received NOA 2 in mail
7/12/2010- Medical( chest xray found white lines)
7/12/2010-7/14/2010- sputum test (for smear test)
7/16/2010- smear test neg ( 8 week wait time)
9/13/2010- call st lukes
9/14/2010- return to st Lukes get result's
9/15/2010- return to st Lukes for immunization's
9/15/2010- medical passed
10/4/2010- Embassy Interview (Passed)
10/8/2010- Visa received
11/12/2010- arrived at POE ( Atlanta Georgia )
2/12/2013- Filed AOS

3/18/2013- Biometric

7/26/2013 Aos petiton approved

8/3/2013- received ( Perminent Resident Green Card 10 yr)

12/5/2016- Mailed N-400

12/7/2016- N-400 Received

12/07/2013-NOA

12/12/2016- Check Cashed

1/12/2017- Biometric appt

1/30/2017- Case inline for scheduling interview

6/23/2018- Received interview letter

7/23/2018- interview date , passed, Recommend for approval 

8/4/2018- case status changed to oath letter mailed

8/8/2018- Received oath letter

8/21/2018- Oath Ceremony


Love is Like a Pot of Gold
Hard to Get and Hard to Hold
When you Get it Hold it Tight
Then you'll Know what Love is Like

 
 
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I am sorry to hear that, but you are still in the normal processing time. 10.5 to 18.5 months the average of the Atlanta local office processing time for N-400 cases.

Atlanta, GA local office are working on October 2016 N-400 cases now. I know there are some people from Atlanta got there interviews sooner, but it is depend on the case and it is a kind of luck .

 

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I-485 (AOS)

04/01/2015 Sent Form I-485.

05/06/2015 Scheduled the interview and mailed its notice.

06/16/2015 The Post Office picked up mail containing the new card.

06/16/2015 The 2 years Green Card was mailed to me.

06/18/2015 The 2 years Green Card in hand.

 

I-751 (ROC)

03/13/2017 Sent I-751 documents to CSC.

03/14/2017 Package received.

03/16/2017 Check cashed.

03/??/2017  NOA received.

03/14/2017 NOA dated.

03/27/2017 Biometrics. "walked-in" 

02/26/2018 Case transferred to my local office.

05/01/2018 Case transferred to another office.

05/03/2018 Case transferred to another office. 

05/07/2018 Received letter in mail, my case was transferred to NBC. "Letter's date is 05/01/2018" 

06/05/2018 Received letter in mail, they will do an interview at the same time, date and location of my N-400 interview. "06/21/2018"

06/21/2018 The combo interview (with N-400 interview). But it's still pending until they send me the result of this interview.

06/27/2018 The case was approved, with the N-400 approval. 

06/30/2018 Received the approval letter in mail.

 

N-400 (Under 3 Years Rule)

04/02/2018 Applied for N-400 Online. (I-751 is still pending) 

04/02/2018 Received NOA Online (Received in mail on 4/03/18).

04/27/2018 Biometrics.

05/14/2018 Scheduled the N-400 interview.

06/21/2018 Interview's date.

Passed the English test and the U.S. history and government test.

But: A decision cannot be made yet about my application. The reason is my pending I-751 file! 

06/27/2018 The case was approved (with the I-751 approval), and placed me in line for oath ceremony.

07/09/2018 Oath Ceremony was scheduled.

07/20/2018 Oath Ceremony.

U.S. Citizen and proud! 


 
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It took me 14 months from application to get to the interview and another one month to get to the Oath. It was  at Norfolk, VA. 

What I post here is merely my personal opinion and not a valid legal advice and should not be viewed as such.

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