N-400 Monthly Processing Dates for All Field Offices

[charmander 692]

You know what I just noticed, USCIS does not report processing times for the Lawrence, MA field office. Did you guys notice any other field office that was not reported by USCIS? N400 performance data includes the Lawrence office though. This is a field office more or less processing ~10K N400 cases per year, certainly more cases than the field offices from the less populated states. If I lived few miles north of where I live now, I was going to use the Lawrence FO; and was not able to get any official processing time data. I wonder why.

 

Edit: Used advanced search. Obviously filers from Lawrence, MA field office reported the issue before on their monthly threats. I guess they could only rely on the quarterly performance data and do a crude math to estimate how many quarters it could take based on number of pending and adjudicated cases.

Edited July 12, 2017 by charmander

[spottymax 45]

Interesting, I just did a search of field offices on the USCIS site and right off the bat in Alabama... Montgomery  isn't on the list either.

Edited to add...Dover, Delaware and Ft. Myers, FL aren't on the list either

Edited July 12, 2017 by spottymax

[antoncardan 29]

In 1-2 months with this speed lots of field offices will be 1 year behind...

It's insane, I feel bad for people that just applied as those 39 offices are only moving on average 15 days a month. Every month the line just gets longer.

[MyJourney 276]

9 hours ago, antoncardan said:

In 1-2 months with this speed lots of field offices will be 1 year behind...

It's insane, I feel bad for people that just applied as those 39 offices are only moving on average 15 days a month. Every month the line just gets longer.

I was thinking the same thing. My field office, Denver is practically one year behind already.

[sunshinestate2013 136]

20 hours ago, spottymax said:

Here are is the latest processing times from the USCIS.  The full list is available here.

 

We have our first office with a 2017 reporting time this month (the ever dependable Greer, SC field office).

 

For this month:

1 office reported the same time as last month: Boise, ID (Sorry Boise filers)

39 offices reported time improvements less than 1 month

42 offices reported time improvements of between 1 to 2 months

4 offices reported time improvements of greater than 2 months: Buffalo, NY (88 days), Columbus, OH (61 days), Jacksonville, FL (79 days) and Washington D.C. (62 days)

 

My Field Office has the slowest processing time. 

[Tdiep 27]

5 hours ago, MyJourney said:

I was thinking the same thing. My field office, Denver is practically one year behind already.

Not really, Denver December filers are getting interview scheduled. 

[lovelyalex 99]

When I had my bio appt they sent me to Revere.  It's a decent sized set up that operates as a field office.  I am wondering if they lump that in with Boston data?  Maybe they do the same with Lawrence?  

[MyJourney 276]

16 hours ago, Tdiep said:

Not really, Denver December filers are getting interview scheduled. 

Here, we are talking about the "farthest back" case they are working on. There are people who are getting their citizenship in three weeks too, of course.

[spottymax 45]

June 30, 2017 processing dates have been posted on the USCIS website. 

 

For this month, we have a number of offices crossing into 2017.  However, we now have one office over a year behind in processing (Miami, FL).

• 30 offices posted times with over 1 month improvement over the previous month (Boise, ID showed a 3 month improvement).
• 50 offices posted times with less than 1 month improvement.
• 2 offices posted the same time as last month (I guess the Virgin Islands took the month of June off? :))
• Finally 4 offices moved back in time this month... El Paso, Pittsburgh, Portland, ME and Washington D.C.

 

As always, the full list can be found here.

 

 

[lucybelle 453]

Thanks for another update!!

[Waitinggame16 91]

Thank you! I was wondering when this would be updated again! My FO Chicago slowed way back again which reflected in the monthly threads here so no surprise 

[Yuliya Lipina 64]

14 hours ago, Waitinggame16 said:

Thank you! I was wondering when this would be updated again! My FO Chicago slowed way back again which reflected in the monthly threads here so no surprise 

I thought I would scream when I saw Chicago processing dates. When I just applied for naturalization I was sure it would be all done by the end of September (applied in March). Now I hope I will be done by the end of this year...

[Waitinggame16 91]

12 minutes ago, Yuliya Lipina said:

I thought I would scream when I saw Chicago processing dates. When I just applied for naturalization I was sure it would be all done by the end of September (applied in March). Now I hope I will be done by the end of this year...

Me too! I can't believe how bad it's gone. Last summer it was a 5 month turnaround! I would love to be done by year end too, but at this rate..... it's really starting to look unlikely! 

[antoncardan 29]

I applied in December last year, I've been in line since February. 

I wish I'd be done too, but it looks like at least another 2-3 months of waiting.

I just don't understand why most offices are only able to process a week out of a month worth of cases, are they short staffed? Spike in immigration in recent years or what? 

 

Anyway, hang in there boys and girls, we'll get there eventually. 

Edited August 12, 2017 by antoncardan

[ARDallas 59]

Hi,

 

I noticed this morning that the USCIS website has deleted the update on June 2017 and replaced it with as of May 2017. This happened on Dallas FO. Dont know about other office...