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I sent my n400 on april the 16 and got an appointment for finger prints for may 30th i read that it takes between 2 or three months to get an interview i guess it is because they do a FBI check, but i've been working at the airport for 10 years where you are required to have the same FBI check by ushs it also takes around 2 or three months to clear and then everytime you work lets say a part time at the airport (most of airport people do) you have to do finger prints but after the first time it takes max. 1 week to clear, i have been finger printed 4 times by ushs in 10 years my first job (main) and three part times. So i was wondering if im already on their system and is ot going to help my n400 finger prints clear faster? Just curious

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I sent my n400 on april the 16 and got an appointment for finger prints for may 30th i read that it takes between 2 or three months to get an interview i guess it is because they do a FBI check, but i've been working at the airport for 10 years where you are required to have the same FBI check by ushs it also takes around 2 or three months to clear and then everytime you work lets say a part time at the airport (most of airport people do) you have to do finger prints but after the first time it takes max. 1 week to clear, i have been finger printed 4 times by ushs in 10 years my first job (main) and three part times. So i was wondering if im already on their system and is ot going to help my n400 finger prints clear faster? Just curious

Hi, it is not the background check that take so long, but it also depends how many people were before you for that particular office. My sister in law sent her N-400 on February 14, then was finger printed March 12 and her interview letter was sent yesterday(she hasn't receive it ). In my case a year ago I sent my N-400 on November 27 and was finger printed December 17th my interview was March 19 and my oath ceremony was scheduled for April 30th. So keep in mind that it is not only how long FBI takes to send your info to USCIS but also know that they might be a lot of people before you. I hope this helps!

 
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