Submitted N400 and it has been 91 days. (Split)

[Vawaonehi 22]

Please help me, I submitted my n400 90 days early today 07/06  at 12:30am but uscis website reports that I submitted it yesterday 07/05 at 9:30pm which is 3 hours behind my Texas time and that will make me 91 days early. Should I be worried?

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[Dashinka 23,202]

Take a look at this recent thread.  It could become an issue that causes headaches.  You may want to reach out to @Hypnos.

 

Good Luck!

 

 

[JFH 12,189]

Did you use the USCIS calculator? Your previous posts say that your GC was approved on October 6, 2016 which would mean you can file N-400 on July 8 at the earliest. 

[Going through 5,668]

2 hours ago, Vawaonehi said:

Please help me, I submitted my n400 90 days early today 07/06  at 12:30am but uscis website reports that I submitted it yesterday 07/05 at 9:30pm which is 3 hours behind my Texas time and that will make me 91 days early. Should I be worried?

Just to clarify, what is the "residence since" date on your green card?

[ordjnb 39]

So I applied a day early too. 

 

I live in the CST, and applied at 9pm the day prior. I freaked out the entire time after stumbling upon Hypnos thread. I ended up messaging a few people from other threads that seemed to have applied a day early too - the results were mixed, but most got approved. Some did not. I got lucky and was approved, this was not brought up in the interview at all. 

[Crazy Cat 39,187]

13 minutes ago, ordjnb said:

So I applied a day early too. 

 

I live in the CST, and applied at 9pm the day prior. I freaked out the entire time after stumbling upon Hypnos thread. I ended up messaging a few people from other threads that seemed to have applied a day early too - the results were mixed, but most got approved. Some did not. I got lucky and was approved, this was not brought up in the interview at all. 

It seems that it is safer to wait a few days into the 90 day window......a few days won't really make a big difference in processing times.......

[Vawaonehi 22]

1 hour ago, Going through said:

clarify

Resident since 10/04/2016. Filing under 3 years as spouse of USC. early filing calculator says I can file 07/06 which is today and I filed today after midnight. But the uscis website backdated my submission to 07/05 

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16 minutes ago, Vawaonehi said:

Resident since 10/04/2016. Filing under 3 years as spouse of USC. early filing calculator says I can file 07/06 which is today and I filed today after midnight. But the uscis website backdated my submission to 07/05 

There are 2 dates---the ""application received" date and the "priority" date.  I would wait until you get your NOA and take a look at the date on there before you start to worry.

 

In the interim, read Hypno's thread posted above.

 

It seems to be something with the way the online system is set up in general, I think....I applied online at around 7pm EST...a good 10+ years after being eligible, and my priority date was still backdated by 24 hours.

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[Vawaonehi 22]

To update you all, the system has updated my submission date from 07/05/2019 to 07/06/2019 which is today. I sent out an email to their technical team, and although they have not replied back to me, they have corrected the SUBMISSION DATE as you can see in the picture attachment. I am hoping this solves the problem

[monicat71 15]

I have the exact same date of filing as you, but I did file the day before not because I was in a rush, but because I was stupidly thinking of 3 months, not 90 days!, I have my NOA with the date of July 5th but on the website it shows July 6th just like yours.  I wrote an email trough the website to ask for help, since I don't want to get denied, I rather file again now if needed.  I am just wondering if their website said it was received on July 6th, that is what counts? I am freaking out after reading all the experiences of people filing before the 90 days

[afrocraft 313]

On 7/6/2019 at 10:34 AM, Vawaonehi said:

To update you all, the system has updated my submission date from 07/05/2019 to 07/06/2019 which is today. I sent out an email to their technical team, and although they have not replied back to me, they have corrected the SUBMISSION DATE as you can see in the picture attachment. I am hoping this solves the problem

Don't mean to be a Debbie Downer, but you should wait for the actual Receipt Notice before you relax.

 

I had the very same problem (filed shortly after midnight on the day my window opened). Even though the submission date on the website was correct, the Receipt Notice "Priority Date" was the day prior. My application was flagged for review for denial for early filing and the issue came up at interview, but I came prepared with evidence of filing date as described in Hypnos' thread (linked above). Ultimately, though, my application was approved. Good luck!

[Going through 5,668]

It's a good idea to wait for the hardcopy of the Receipt Notice, as said above.

 

Mine was the same issue as @afrocraft...the submission date did not reflect the priority date (which was set the day before I actually submitted the application).  Luckily I had no issues, as I did my N400 years after I became eligible for it.

[Vawaonehi 22]

Hey guys, my N400 interview was October 09 and I was approved. The IO very well said that my submission date was one day early but I told him it was their system glitch because I submitted it on July 06 but at 2am but their system said I submitted on July 05 which would have been 91 days early. However the IO was not bothered about that. I got approved and I am waiting for my oath ceremony