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Continued Slowdown in USCIS N400 Processing

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spottymax   45

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USCIS released the latest data set for form N-400 applications.   Here are the recent reports (the reports breaks up the numbers by field office in case you are interested.)  The USCIS continues to fall behind in applications as it looks like a noticeable increase in applications in early 2017 (Trump immigration polices?)

2016:

  • 1st QTR (Oct 1 - Dec 31):  Total Applications Received: 187,635 | Approved: 156,979| Denied: 19,190 | Pending: 388,832

  • 2nd QTR (Jan 1 - Mar 31):  Total Applications Received: 252,254 | Approved: 177,713 | Denied: 19,688 | Pending: 446,545

  • 3rd QTR (Apr 1 - Jun 30):  Total Applications Received: 286,036 | Approved: 188,999 | Denied: 20,961 | Pending: 524,014

  • 4th QTR (Jul 1 - Sep 30):   Total Applications Received: 245,317 | Approved: 229,081 | Denied:26,178  | Pending: 522,565

 

2017:

  • 1st QTR (Oct 1 - Dec 31):  Total Applications Received: 239,628 | Approved: 112,640 | Denied: 18,700 | Pending: 636,164

  • 2nd QTR (Jan 1 - Mar 31):  Total Applications Received: 289,988 | Approved: 167,309 | Denied: 17,712 | Pending: 744,106

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sunshinestate2013   136

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A lot of pending cases. We just have to be patient and wait. 

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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Only Baltimore and couple other small-sized offices adjudicated more cases than they received.

 

Is there anyone cross-referencing these numbers against the I-485 data? As far as I know I485 and N400 constitute the major workload for the field offices. If they are lagging in one, they should do better in the other unless the USCIS now directs them to conduct longer interviews or spend more time on each case; hence slow down in both.

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1 hour ago, charmander said:

Only Baltimore and couple other small-sized offices adjudicated more cases than they received.

 

Is there anyone cross-referencing these numbers against the I-485 data? As far as I know I485 and N400 constitute the major workload for the field offices. If they are lagging in one, they should do better in the other unless the USCIS now directs them to conduct longer interviews or spend more time on each case; hence slow down in both.

DACA processing increased after the election.

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