We reviewed your biometrics on "Date"

[imane&islem 1]

Hello everyone,

I had my fingerprints done on June 6th for my N400 applictaion.

The status on my DHS says "we reviewed you biometrics" up to now. However, when i check my case status on the uscis website, it is saying " casr is being actively reviewed".

My field office is jacksonville, fl.

For those of you who have applied in the same office and have had their interview appoinment or those of you  who are lawes, i would like if you share your citizenship experience with me. I would like to know how long after the biometrics appt. your case status changed to "in line for interview" or "scheduled for interview". We are planning on going overseas no later than November, and would like to get some information in this matter. I am really hoping that my case will be approved by that time.. 

Best regard, 

Imane.

[ultrasoul 58]

On 6/19/2018 at 10:30 AM, imane&islem said:

Hello everyone,

I had my fingerprints done on June 6th for my N400 applictaion.

The status on my DHS says "we reviewed you biometrics" up to now. However, when i check my case status on the uscis website, it is saying " casr is being actively reviewed".

My field office is jacksonville, fl.

For those of you who have applied in the same office and have had their interview appoinment or those of you  who are lawes, i would like if you share your citizenship experience with me. I would like to know how long after the biometrics appt. your case status changed to "in line for interview" or "scheduled for interview". We are planning on going overseas no later than November, and would like to get some information in this matter. I am really hoping that my case will be approved by that time.. 

Best regard, 

Imane.

Even though the verbiage is different on the DHS and USCIS website, they are one in the same. To be honest, after your fingerprints, it can take anywhere from 3 months to 1 year for the oath ceremony- it all depends on how long the FBI check takes as well as your local office's backlog and availability for interview appointments. 

[imane&islem 1]

2 hours ago, ultrasoul said:

Even though the verbiage is different on the DHS and USCIS website, they are one in the same. To be honest, after your fingerprints, it can take anywhere from 3 months to 1 year for the oath ceremony- it all depends on how long the FBI check takes as well as your local office's backlog and availability for interview appointments. 

Thank you so much for your reply. Based on some other applicants timelines, whoe have filed in the same field office, it took them about a month or a month and a half after their fingerprints appt to get their interview scheduled. So hopefully I hear something sometime soon..