Processing Times (I-751) for MSC (National Benefits Center)

[KatieL 8]

3 hours ago, CharlotteUK said:

I think there are still quite a lot of us waiting from 2019. I filed in September 2019 and have been at "ready to schedule an interview" since March 2020. I filed N400 in May 2021. The submission date for a case enquiry for us at NBC is Sept 2018, so unfortunately I don't think there is very much we can do at this point apart from wait. 

I filed my I-751 in JANUARY 2019, so yeah. Been waiting on both that and N-400 (filed in Jan 2020) for almost THREE YEARS. No response from USCIS, nothing.

[LiRo 15]

5 hours ago, CharlotteUK said:

I think there are still quite a lot of us waiting from 2019. I filed in September 2019 and have been at "ready to schedule an interview" since March 2020. I filed N400 in May 2021. The submission date for a case enquiry for us at NBC is Sept 2018, so unfortunately I don't think there is very much we can do at this point apart from wait. 

You can and you should write to your Congressman. There is also an Ombudsman....

 

On a different note, where did you fi d this information about Sept 2018?

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[CharlotteUK 6]

@LiRo, I was going off the USCIS processing times page for i751 for "all field offices" (which I think is what MSC/NBC falls under?). This is currently 21.5 - 36 months with a case status enquiry date of Sept 18th, 2018. 

[HarryWL 262]

Case now ready to be scheduled for interview as of 9/9.

 

341 days to get to this point. The turnaround on my RFE for my divorce decree was actually very fast, hopefully I won’t have to wait too long for an interview @ Orlando. 

Edited September 9, 2021 by HarryWL

[Rosa Garcia 59]

19 hours ago, KatieL said:

I filed my I-751 in JANUARY 2019, so yeah. Been waiting on both that and N-400 (filed in Jan 2020) for almost THREE YEARS. No response from USCIS, nothing.

3 years?  Did you contact Ombudsman/filed outside of processing times? Are you waiting for an interview ?

 

[KatieL 8]

2 hours ago, Rosa Garcia said:

3 years?  Did you contact Ombudsman/filed outside of processing times? Are you waiting for an interview ?

 

I did indeed file both a request and contacted an Ombudsman. USCIS said to wait for the reply by Aug 23, and Im still waiting (don't think that's happening). The ombudsman said they sent their request to USCIS and would get back to me. Honestly, I'm just losing all hope.

No interviews have been scheduled. All they did was take my fingerprints.

[Rosa Garcia 59]

If I were you i would send another request.

God luck anyway,  let us all know the outcome of your 'journey'.

[LiRo 15]

3 hours ago, KatieL said:

I did indeed file both a request and contacted an Ombudsman. USCIS said to wait for the reply by Aug 23, and Im still waiting (don't think that's happening). The ombudsman said they sent their request to USCIS and would get back to me. Honestly, I'm just losing all hope.

No interviews have been scheduled. All they did was take my fingerprints.

I talked over a chat (Emma) regarding my inquiry and they told me that they strive to reply in 15 days (LOL) but if there is no response in 30 days, I shall reach out, since only then they can escalate the case to higher ups. Hope that info helps you a bit. 

[Lixcrypto 1]

On 9/8/2021 at 1:05 PM, KatieL said:

I filed my I-751 in JANUARY 2019, so yeah. Been waiting on both that and N-400 (filed in Jan 2020) for almost THREE YEARS. No response from USCIS, nothing.

Filing n400 during i751 pending will delay both applications nows days vs old thinking n400 would expeidate

[Lixcrypto 1]

5 hours ago, KatieL said:

I did indeed file both a request and contacted an Ombudsman. USCIS said to wait for the reply by Aug 23, and Im still waiting (don't think that's happening). The ombudsman said they sent their request to USCIS and would get back to me. Honestly, I'm just losing all hope.

No interviews have been scheduled. All they did was take my fingerprints.

Inqueries never resulted in any thing we dont already know 

Suxh a useleas systen..

[Rosa Garcia 59]

5 hours ago, LiRo said:

I talked over a chat (Emma) regarding my inquiry and they told me that they strive to reply in 15 days (LOL) but if there is no response in 30 days, I shall reach out, since only then they can escalate the case to higher ups. Hope that info helps you a bit. 

Emma is a liar. 

[Duncan21 202]

Hello MSC filers...I field for ROC (I-751) in February 2019 and for N400 in June 2020.  I received a notice back in July for N400 interview, but never received an interview notice for the I-751.  Our N400 interview was this past Friday, September 10 and the officer adjudicated the i-751 at the same time in a combo interview - we went prepared for a combo interview.  Both approved, and since Newark, NJ does same day Oath Ceremony, the Certificate of Naturalization was issued on the same day.  The i-751 portion took about 5 mins: we were not separated and the officer asked the following in the following order:

* to the US citizen spouse: what is your spouse's full name and date of birth?

                                                when did you get married?

                                                how did you meet your spouse?

* to the applicant: what is your spouse's full name and date of birth?

 

We took a lot of additional evidence but was never asked to produce any of it.  We believe that it is probably because when giving the officer the original documents (birth certificates, green card, marriage certificate, first child's birth certificate etc), we also handed him the hospital birth records for the birth of our second child less than a month ago.

 

The N400 portion was about 15 mins, and straightforward: the 50 Yes/No questions that are in the application, 6 civics questions and confirming/signing of documents. 

Good luck to all!   See timeline in signature below for details.                                 

 

Edited September 13, 2021 by Duncan21

[Rosa Garcia 59]

11 hours ago, Duncan21 said:

Hello MSC filers...I field for ROC (I-751) in February 2019 and for N400 in June 2020.  I received a notice back in July for N400 interview, but never received an interview notice for the I-751.  Our N400 interview was this past Friday, September 10 and the officer adjudicated the i-751 at the same time in a combo interview - we went prepared for a combo interview.  Both approved, and since Newark, NJ does same day Oath Ceremony, the Certificate of Naturalization was issued on the same day.  The i-751 portion took about 5 mins: we were not separated and the officer asked the following in the following order:

* to the US citizen spouse: what is your spouse's full name and date of birth?

                                                when did you get married?

                                                how did you meet your spouse?

* to the applicant: what is your spouse's full name and date of birth?

 

We took a lot of additional evidence but was never asked to produce any of it.  We believe that it is probably because when giving the officer the original documents (birth certificates, green card, marriage certificate, first child's birth certificate etc), we also handed him the hospital birth records for the birth of our second child less than a month ago.

 

The N400 portion was about 15 mins, and straightforward: the 50 Yes/No questions that are in the application, 6 civics questions and confirming/signing of documents. 

Good luck to all!   See timeline in signature below for details.                                 

 

Congrats!!! can you provide the detailed timeline info please? 

[Duncan21 202]

47 minutes ago, Rosa Garcia said:

Congrats!!! can you provide the detailed timeline info please? 

Thanks!  The timeline is in my signature but will paste it here:

 

ROC:

 

2/1/2019: Mailed i-751 Application

2/11/2019: NOA (MSCXXXXXXXXXX)

2/15/2019: Biometrics Appointment letter received

3/1/2019: Biometrics Completed

5/9/2019: Email notification that interview will be scheduled

11/2/2020: InfoPass appointment at Newark, NJ - received I-551 stamp, valid for 1 year

9/10/2021: i-751 adjudicated at the same time as N-400 in combo interview (both approved)

 

N-400:

 

6/5/2020:  Filed N-400

6/11/2020:  N-400 priority date

6/16/2020:  NOA

2/12/2021: Biometric Reuse Notice

7/22/2021: Interview notification via email

9/10/2021: Interview (approved), followed by Oath ceremony on the same day