N-400 Monthly Processing Dates for All Field Offices

[MnMJourney 28]

Anyone tracking the new updates posted on Jan 5th which were as of October 31st?

 

I see NYC has moved from January 13th, 2017, to April 17th, 2017, which seems a bit odd. Unlike the last time during which all FOs were updated incorrectly, this seems to be isolated to NYC only. So perhaps its real, but I am not optimistic.

 

Anyone else notice FOs updated incorrectly?

 

Cheers!

[MA NYC 9]

10 hours ago, MnMJourney said:

Anyone tracking the new updates posted on Jan 5th which were as of October 31st?

 

I see NYC has moved from January 13th, 2017, to April 17th, 2017, which seems a bit odd. Unlike the last time during which all FOs were updated incorrectly, this seems to be isolated to NYC only. So perhaps its real, but I am not optimistic.

 

Anyone else notice FOs updated incorrectly?

 

Cheers!

MnMJourney, the update wasn't done for a while.  Eventhough it is as of October 31, it was almost 2 months since the last update for the data as of September 30.  Also, in August, there was similar update (90 days from the last update) but in September, the update was adjusted back by 14 days.  

 

I looked at your profile, we submitted the application about the same time.  I got a notification by text and email this Monday that I will receive a letter for my interview date.  You probably will receive yours soon.  

[NC1987 12]

I noticed they update the processing time on December 26th, which was about 6 weeks after the previous update of 10th November. 

My field office (Orlando), actually lost 2? days in November but gained significantly in the most recent update 26December/ 5January. Although I don't expect much gains in the next 2 sets of data, with November having Thanksgiving and December the Christmas break. Can only hope to see more positive gains... 

[jxn 86]

Processing times were updated today.

[watashi 24]

Processing times updated today. 

[spottymax 45]

Here is the latest list (sorry for lack of online updates last couple of months).  The USCIS enters 2018 with 7 offices still reporting dates from 2016 (with 11 total offices over a year behind in processing).  Full list can be found here.

 

[watashi 24]

Thank you for updating your site. It is a great resource to this forum and N400 applicants in general! 

[watashi 24]

As I posted in my thread: 

The processing time reporting system seems to have undergone a complete overhaul. They no longer report the misleading date system. Instead they report time in months from 'date we received them', which presumably is one's NOA/priority date. Further, their data now has a 2 week latency, not 6-8 weeks. 

Edited March 22, 2018 by watashi

[spottymax 45]

Thanks @watashi  for the update.  I must admit since Ms Spotty's approval last Fall, I haven't been as keen as following the exploits of the USCIS.  I did notice at the bottom of each office there was a "Case Inquiry Date" which is now the official "don't contact us if your NOA is after this date."   I've made a comparison between that and the final monthly report from the old system. 

 

 

I do want to say that with the implementation of this new system (especially with the lack of formal reporting period), this will likely be my final report for all the field offices.

 

Good luck to all of you still waiting on interviews and approval!!!

[watashi 24]

Thanks once again for creating this helpful website @spottymax! Yes it's now outlived its utility, and the final update with the new processing duration figure is a nice last touch!