17 months later: The Estimated Wait Time Was Accurate

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

Upon initial filing, was given an estimate of 16-21 months. The oath ceremony will be right around 17 months after filing. 

 

Everyone said it was just an overestimation, but I didn't believe them, and here we are.

 

 

[Going through 5,668]

Mine was completely INaccurate---but in a good way.  When I filed the N400, my ETA was set at 18 months.  I took my oath only 96 days after filing.

Most of the timeline depends of the field office, as commonly said around here.

 

Best of luck at your oath ceremony---you're almost at the finish line!

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

9 minutes ago, Going through said:

 

Most of the timeline depends of the field office, as commonly said around here.

 

 It is even more nuanced when dealing with the Minneapolis office, those of us not in the metro area all exist on separate timelines depending on their mood about where the interview/oath should be.

[JeanneAdil 6,193]

Mine 2 was INaccurate in a good way

 

we  applied September 2018 (26th)

biometrics 2 weeks later in Atlanta so i thought case was being done there 

site says 12 to 22.5 months to process

 

but the Nashville office scheduled and did interview 

(they are listed as 13 to 17 months for processing)

 

but ours was only 9 months and 4 days to interview and we are scheduled now for the oath ceremony

 

so who knows and is this just a guess when USCIS puts up the processing times 

 

i had checked times on the USCIS site itself

 

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/