N 400 February 2020 Filers

[Giovanna024 442]

On 2/15/2020 at 7:25 AM, Luckycuds said:

We just applied yesterday 2/14 based on 3 years marriage.
Estimated wait time said 8.5 - 13.5 months . Husband and I are excited to be almost done with the journey!

Are you from Miami, FL?

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

7 minutes ago, Giovanna024 said:

Are you from Miami, FL?

No. We are in CT 

[Giovanna024 442]

45 minutes ago, Luckycuds said:

No. We are in CT 

oH SORRY

[johhny5 26]

Hi Everyone, I have updated the Google Sheets File borrowing some stuff from the Jan filer's file and also adding in some other things such as drop downs and some conditional formatting.  Please be careful when you update the file.  I also left the old sheet in the file so that people can see that the data was not altered.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ejnUze1-LBRVcSUuXgsDR247G4bpImpUtFHL_xvtQ3w/edit#gid=492990081

 

 

Edited February 18, 2020 by johhny5

[mikedany 8]

6 hours ago, johhny5 said:

Hi Everyone, I have updated the Google Sheets File borrowing some stuff from the Jan filer's file and also adding in some other things such as drop downs and some conditional formatting.  Please be careful when you update the file.  I also left the old sheet in the file so that people can see that the data was not altered.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ejnUze1-LBRVcSUuXgsDR247G4bpImpUtFHL_xvtQ3w/edit#gid=492990081

 

 

Did someone remove us from the spreadsheet??  mikedany

[KCMO 84]

17 minutes ago, mikedany said:

Did someone remove us from the spreadsheet??  mikedany

Seems like when someone was entering their info our information was accidently removed. I re-added my information yesterday. You may have to re-add yours

Edited February 18, 2020 by KCMO

[KCMO 84]

6 hours ago, johhny5 said:

Hi Everyone, I have updated the Google Sheets File borrowing some stuff from the Jan filer's file and also adding in some other things such as drop downs and some conditional formatting.  Please be careful when you update the file.  I also left the old sheet in the file so that people can see that the data was not altered.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ejnUze1-LBRVcSUuXgsDR247G4bpImpUtFHL_xvtQ3w/edit#gid=492990081

 

 

Thanks it looks neat now. We all just have to add our information carefully, looks like someone accidently had removed some of our information. But this new format looks good. I just re-added my information yesterday. 

[Alonso Ramirez 32]

Good morning everyone,

 

I've been a U.S. Permanent Resident since 2013, married since 2012, one child. 

 

I submitted my N400 for Naturalization on February 15, 2020. Gives me an approx wait time of two months, I am guessing that's for the first action on the case (biometrics). The closest office to me for the bio/interview/oath would be San Bernardino, but I did see some folks in my area getting sent to Riverside. Weird, but oh well. 

 

Not in a rush, so I'll just let the process play out. Should not be very complicated since I have no criminal record or any other issues. Prayers that all goes well for everyone here. 

 

I'll add my name to the Google Doc. Following this page/thread because I am curious on wait times since I am planning a couple of vacations later this year. 

Edited February 18, 2020 by Alonso Ramirez

[aa1979 99]

There were a few people with their entries not in the right order on the spreadsheet.  I fixed it. I put them in the right order in accordance with the application date.

Edited February 19, 2020 by aa1979

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

I just updated the doc; checked the website and biometrics scheduled for 3/5. Does anyone know if you can show up earlier than the time scheduled? 

Still waiting for paper copies of everything.

[Amadia 711]

3 minutes ago, Luckycuds said:

I just updated the doc; checked the website and biometrics scheduled for 3/5. Does anyone know if you can show up earlier than the time scheduled? 

Still waiting for paper copies of everything.

Many people do walk-in biometrics. Just print off your biometrics appointment letter and take a chance. Worse they can tell you is that they're booked up or that you'd have to wait until those with appointments have been seen. I suggest going closer to closing time...3pm... usually it's slow. 

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

54 minutes ago, Amadia said:

Many people do walk-in biometrics. Just print off your biometrics appointment letter and take a chance. Worse they can tell you is that they're booked up or that you'd have to wait until those with appointments have been seen. I suggest going closer to closing time...3pm... usually it's slow. 

Thanks- it's scheduled at noon but we will go earlier in the day and see if they can get him in- if not my husband will just miss class that day. In the past our appts were early- 8 or 9.

[Soley 73]

Hello everyone, I received my 10 year Green Card last month and for the last 3 days I have been working on the online N400 application. It says the site will save all information for 30 days so I thought to have a bit of time to finish it all.

 

However, just 3 days after I started, somehow all my evidence was gone. I had uploaded stuff all day, had to reduce file size on many files as it just took forever to upload something over 1 MB. The smaller files worked well. I was working on the additional evidence and signed out. Signed back in half an hour later and all my files were GONE!! I called the technical support. They had no idea and couldn't put me through with someone who knows more. I am livid! So much work, gone... and I had signed out and back in several times over the past few days, and could always continue where I left off.

 

Has anyone else experienced this problem?

I am thinking about sending in a paper application but that's also a lot of additional work. 😱

 

[SparklePony 238]

Maybe try a different browser? I used Firefox and had no issues. The website uploaded all my PDFs and JPEG files with no issues. I did the entire application in an hour or so.

[KCMO 84]

35 minutes ago, Soley said:

Hello everyone, I received my 10 year Green Card last month and for the last 3 days I have been working on the online N400 application. It says the site will save all information for 30 days so I thought to have a bit of time to finish it all.

 

However, just 3 days after I started, somehow all my evidence was gone. I had uploaded stuff all day, had to reduce file size on many files as it just took forever to upload something over 1 MB. The smaller files worked well. I was working on the additional evidence and signed out. Signed back in half an hour later and all my files were GONE!! I called the technical support. They had no idea and couldn't put me through with someone who knows more. I am livid! So much work, gone... and I had signed out and back in several times over the past few days, and could always continue where I left off.

 

Has anyone else experienced this problem?

I am thinking about sending in a paper application but that's also a lot of additional work. 😱

 

This happened to me. I realised that just before submitting application if i upload documents then it works. The uploaded documents don't stay if you close the application or even go to the previous pages while working on the application. Online app only saves data for 30 days , does not seem to save uploaded files. I made a folder in my computer and put in all the documents in either PDF or JPG format and on the day i was going to submit my app i reviewed all the data info and then uploaded my documents ( and after uploading i made sure i don't click on any previous page options) and submitted my application. That worked out well. Now after submitting i can login and check my uploaded document just fine and the advantage of online application is i can continue to upload documents even after submitting application. Its kind of interactive. After submitting the application with some documents, even after they received my application, i could upload two more documents. 

 

Edited February 19, 2020 by KCMO