a few questions about the 400 process

[reddiablo 0]

first time in this forum

I can apply for the n-400 in early may.

A couple of questions and hopefully someone has a answer.

I live in florida and I am assuming the file is sent to TSC.

what is the approx timeline for approval from start to completion

looking fwd to your replies

cheers Roger red diablo

[cookiee 0]

where do you live in Florida ?

check out your field office processing times for N-400

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/ptimes.jsp

Edited March 24, 2009 by cookiee

[NickD 202]

where do you live in Florida ?

check out your field office processing times for N-400

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/ptimes.jsp

That would be a waste of time, according to the St. Paul's posted time, today, wife would just about be ready to have her interview, she already has been a USC for the last seven months. Think they pull those dates out of a hat.

[warlord 72]

what is the approx timeline for approval from start to completion

Few months to few years. Everyone is unique and it's based on you not a generic time line applied to everyone...

[motu 5]

After looking at a few timelines I guess that its between 4 to 6 months for any of the processes (K1 or K3 or AOS or Removal or Citizenship) - it has held generally true in my wife's progression in each step. And yes, some people do get stuck in namechecks etc. and can take longer for any of the steps. Good Luck

[reddiablo 0]

thxs for the info

as for the 4 to 6 months well my 751 took nearly a year.

transferred from tsc to vsc

but I reckon 6 months should do it for the n-400

cheers red d

After looking at a few timelines I guess that its between 4 to 6 months for any of the processes (K1 or K3 or AOS or Removal or Citizenship) - it has held generally true in my wife's progression in each step. And yes, some people do get stuck in namechecks etc. and can take longer for any of the steps. Good Luck