Filing N400 online, anyone?

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7 hours ago, AK_2014 said:

OK. She's out of town on a work trip (for which we had had to change the outgoing flight because of the scheduled interview... aargh...) but I'll ask her if she wants to try this on Monday. Thanks for the suggestion!

Best of luck!!!  

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37 minutes ago, Sad.wasi said:

https://my.uscis.gov/exploremyoptions/us_citizen_through_naturalization#benefit-related-content-2 try this link  ...good luck 

Excellent, thank you that worked. Its hard to find it without this link.

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On 11/3/2017 at 7:58 AM, Nikkosan said:

I know you have already applied as I have seen your entry in the November 2017 Filers thread, however, I'm going to write this anyway, hoping it's going to help whoever needs to file next.

 

The 5 document limit can be circumvented by simply uploading the 5 documents, and then scrolling back up and clicking once again on "evidence". It'll reset the limit and make you upload other documents as needed. I uploaded plenty of documents doing just that, all in one session, and didn't end up with any duplicates whatsoever.

 

I must admit, the process is weird, but once one understands that can be done, it doesn't create any issues.

 

Hope this helps!

 

 

Is it actually fine to regroup all the evidences in one single pdf or we're supposed to submit separately?

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2 minutes ago, vilaincoco said:

Is it actually fine to regroup all the evidences in one single pdf or we're supposed to submit separately?

For ease of reading on the IO's part who is adjudicating your case and taking into account your submitted evidence, it's probably better to upload them into separate PDFs.

Easier for them to find what they are looking for when confirming information rather than scrolling through one huge file, I would think.

 

Also by uploading evidence separately, it's easier for you to keep track of what you've submitted and what you haven't, as you go along in your application.

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It makes sense. Thank you so much

Applying next week...!

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I didn't file online but I got a noti in the mail. USCIS got me an ELIS account. I signed up, got an alert & can view docs online. Does it mean I'm automatically converted to online filling? My receipt number starts with IOE btw.

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1 minute ago, myworld22 said:

I didn't file online but I got a noti in the mail. USCIS got me an ELIS account. I signed up, got an alert & can view docs online. Does it mean I'm automatically converted to online filling? My receipt number starts with IOE btw.

I have no idea on that one. If you're able to view PDFs online then maybe. Are you actually able to see your application with the "view case snapshot" link? I've never heard of that happening for paper filers before!

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9 minutes ago, IPv6Freely said:

I have no idea on that one. If you're able to view PDFs online then maybe. Are you actually able to see your application with the "view case snapshot" link? I've never heard of that happening for paper filers before!

 

Yes. I can see statatus and other stuff online but I filed through paper. I got a notice from USCIS with an ELIS account code. They created it for me. Here is the preview.

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47 minutes ago, myworld22 said:

I didn't file online but I got a noti in the mail. USCIS got me an ELIS account. I signed up, got an alert & can view docs online. Does it mean I'm automatically converted to online filling? My receipt number starts with IOE btw.

Technically yes. I guess there is no more NBC since everything is processing electronically.

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2 minutes ago, Holt said:

Technically yes. I guess there is no more NBC since everything is processing electronically.

I doubt that coz theres plenty of oct applicant who din't received any ELIS account to the mail. I guess it depends with the service center? 

 

Mine is in Norfolk VA. 

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Hey all,

 

So I just checked out online account after having done biometrics and it says we can expect 12 months (November 2018!!) before they schedule the interview. Based on many of your signatures, it seems like you were done much faster than this! Is this just what they say for everyone and in a couple months we'll get an interview date potentially, or will it really be likely 12 months before we hear anything else?

 

Thanks!

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i filled my form n 400 and send it by mail and it was quikly accepted after 10 days my case was created and form was sent to another office for processing still waiting for app for fingerprinting if the from is correct and everything is fine sending it by mail will not cause any delay

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7 hours ago, Abdocp said:

i filled my form n 400 and send it by mail and it was quikly accepted after 10 days my case was created and form was sent to another office for processing still waiting for app for fingerprinting if the from is correct and everything is fine sending it by mail will not cause any delay

Best of luck with your filing--hope it moves quickly for you.

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Joining the party too, I submitted my application yesterday! My field office is San Francisco.

I'm stil a little bit confused between ELIS and EGOV.

ELIS: https://myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov/
EGOV: https://egov.uscis.gov/casestatus/landing.do

and there's also: https://my.uscis.gov/ (which seems the same as myaccount.uscis.dhs)

What is the ground of truth?

I understand they ask EGOV only for people who had an EGOV account from previous immigration procedure.

Thanks

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Also, if I don't have any EGOV account, will they create one? Or ELIS will be my only account?