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Rachel Chen   1

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hi all, Is that early walk-in finger print than appointment date a

good idea to help us get in line earlier? Any one had good and bad experience to share? Thank you in advance.

heart.gif My AOS journey


Sep 15 2011 - married


Sep 26 2011 - applied for AOS


Sep 28 2011 - my pkt delivered in Chicago


Sep 30 2011 - Received email of NOA for AOS,EAD,and AP


Oct 03 2011 - applied for SSN


Oct 04 2011 - received hard copy of NOA for AOS,EAD, & AP


Oct 08 2011 - received biometrics appt. letter in the mail


Oct 21 2011 - biometrics appt. @1pm at Sacramento USCIS


Nov 18 2011 - got email notification of interview date


Nov 21 2011 - got hard copy NOA for my interview


Nov 23 2011 - got email notification of EAD and AP approval


Dec 22 2011 - interview (approved on the spot!!!)dancin5hr.gif


Dec 27 2011 - received welcome letter in the mail


Dec 31 2011 - GC in hand


heart.gif ROC Journey


Sep 24 2013 - mailed my package


Sep 26 2013 - package deliverd


Oct 02 2013 - received NOA1 (Received dated 9/26/2013)


Oct 07 2013 - received biometrics appt. letter in the mail (for 10/23/2013)


Oct 23 2013 - Biometrics at Sacremento USCIS


Jan 14 2014 - received email notification of approval dancin5hr.gif(without interview)


Jan 21 2014 - card recevied


heart.gif My Naturalization Journey


Sep 24 2014 - mailed my package


Oct 01 2014 - NOA1


Oct 04 2014 - received bio apt letter


Oct 21 2014 - biometrics


Nov 03 2014 - received yellow letter


Nov 24 2014 - received notification of in-line for interview


Dec 06 2014 - received interview letter in mail


Jan 05 2014 - Interview "PASSED", received letter for the oath ceremony


Jan 21 2014 - Oath Ceremony :dancing:

NancyNguyen Experienced

NancyNguyen   1,657

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Walk Ins don't speed up anything. Everything has its order.

N400

12/06/2014: Package filed

12/31/2014: Fingerprinted

02/06/2015: In-Line for Interview

04/15/2015: Passed Interview

05/05/2015: Oath letter was sent

05/22/2015: Oath Ceremony

kzielu Experienced

kzielu   1,149

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I did it on time - can't do oath before 3 year anniversary anyway. While I was sitting waiting for mine, somebody walked in, showed appointment notice just to hear "We're very sorry but we don't do walk-ins here".

I know they do as I did it ~3 years ago during AOS, just people there were having a bad day.

aurora07 Explorer

aurora07   6

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I did a biometrics walk-in, and was placed in line for interview after 2 days. That definitely sped up my process because I walked-in 3 weeks ahead of my scheduled biometrics.

Goodluck!

Met August 8, 2007 through a common friend
Officially a couple October 2, 2007
Married November 2008
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USCIS
02/09/2010 - Receipt date on NOA1
02/16/2010 - Notice date (NOA1)
02/24/2010 - Received NOA1 in mail
04/20/2010 - Notice date (NOA2) APPROVED PETITION!
04/27/2010 - Received NOA2 in mail
NVC
04/28/2010 - AOS Bill generated
05/06/2010 - Received AOS Bill and DS-3032 in mail (New York)
05/20/2010 - Sent DS-3032 via email
05/21/2010 - Received DS-3032 form in mail (Philippines)
05/21/2010 - Paid AOS fee online
05/25/2010 - AOS fee shows PAID
05/25/2010 - NVC acknowledges DS-3032 email
05/26/2010 - IV fee generated
05/31/2010 - Paid IV fee
06/02/2010 - IV fee shows PAID
08/17/2010 - Sent AOS and DS-230 papers via 3-day air
08/25/2010 - NVC received the documents as per NVC IVR
09/18/2010 - Received checklist for I-864 forms
10/22/2010 - Sent RFE response
11/04/2010 - NVC received checklist response letter
11/14/2010 - SIF!!!! Yaaayyy!!
11/22/2010 - CC as per AVR
11/30/2010 - Received appointment letter
12/07/2010 - Medicals Day 1
12/08/2010 - Medicals Day 2 - PASSED!!!
01/04/2011 - Interview...APPROVED!!!
01/07/2011 - Received VISA
01/19/2011 - CFO Seminar
01/24/2011 - POE JFK =)

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TamTamtheLion   1

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I did an early walk-in. My interview was scheduled two days before my actual bio appointment would have been.

N-400 Timeline - Wichita, KS Field Office


1/04/2007: Eligible


4/22/2014: Application Mailed (Day 1)


4/24/2014: Priority Date (Day 3)

4/29/2014: Check Cashed (Day 8)

4/29/2014: Notice Date (Day 8)

5/05/2014: Biometrics received (Day 14)

5/07/2014: Walk-In Biometrics (Day 16)

5/15/2014: In line for interview (Day 24)

5/19/2014: Interview Scheduled (Day 28)

5/19/2014: Biometrics appointment (Day 28)

5/22/2014: Interview letter received (Day 31)

7/02/2014: Interview appointment (Day 72)

8/20/2014: Oath scheduled (Day 121)

9/19/2014: Oath (Day 151)

9/22/2014: Applied for Passport with standard processing (Day 154)

10/9/2014: Received Passport in mail (Day 168)

JimmyHou Experienced

JimmyHou   611

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hi all, Is that early walk-in finger print than appointment date a

good idea to help us get in line earlier? Any one had good and bad experience to share? Thank you in advance.

If you apply 90 days before you become eligible for naturalization (5 years after green card or 3 years based on marriage), then it is unlikely that doing an early walk-in will make any difference. You'll have to wait until you are eligible for naturalization before you can take your oath.

If you apply close to or after you become eligible for naturalization, then doing an early walk-in might speed things up.

Whether or not they let you do an early walk-in and whether or not it will speed things up will also depend on your local office.

For a review of each step of my N-400 naturalization process, from application to oath ceremony, please click here.

 
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