N 400 Filers local office Boston MA filers

[Trefletatoo 4]

Hello,

 

I am still waiting for my interview and oath ceremony.

Can you travel abroad after your interview? After your oath ceremony? When do you give your green card away?

 

Thanks,

[mthornto88 10]

13 hours ago, Boston17 said:

My Oath ceremony has been scheduled and i am now waiting for the letter in the mail  to see the date and time. For those in Boston, is there an option to apply for the passport at the same venue as the Oath? Thought id ask! 

Thank you

Congratulations!! Unfortunately, no. You will have to go to one of the post offices in your area. You can look on their website to see which one offers passport services. Not everyone does. 

[mthornto88 10]

11 hours ago, Trefletatoo said:

Hello,

 

I am still waiting for my interview and oath ceremony.

Can you travel abroad after your interview? After your oath ceremony? When do you give your green card away?

 

Thanks,

They will take your green card away right before the ceremony. You will leave with a naturalization certificate. Regarding travel, you will need to obtain a passport first. That takes some depending on the processing times. 
 

 

[Boston17 19]

14 minutes ago, mthornto88 said:

Congratulations!! Unfortunately, no. You will have to go to one of the post offices in your area. You can look on their website to see which one offers passport services. Not everyone does. 

Thank you. I looked up the passport application process and place (USPS) where i will go to apply in person. Went to the MA district court website to look up the Naturalization schedule but the pdf attached had info from 2020 and has not been updated-  Cant wait to get this over with. 

[Boston17 19]

My Oath ceremony has been scheduled for June 23rd at Moakley Courthouse. Can anyone who had their Oath at this venue post Covid tell me more about the process and how long it took?

Thank you!

[Ariane Eceiza 0]

Hello, 

 

After being down for over a month, my estimated n400 timeline is now 9 months, when it preciously said due in August. Anyone with the same experience?

[hollandfriend 10]

On 5/20/2021 at 8:14 AM, Ariane Eceiza said:

Hello, 

 

After being down for over a month, my estimated n400 timeline is now 9 months, when it preciously said due in August. Anyone with the same experience?

I just filed on Aug 3 and my estimated timeline is 13 months.😭

[PeterJones 1]

On 5/20/2021 at 8:14 AM, Ariane Eceiza said:

Hello, 

 

After being down for over a month, my estimated n400 timeline is now 9 months, when it preciously said due in August. Anyone with the same experience?

I filed online today. It originally said 14 months, but having checked again it now says 9 months.

Edited August 12, 2021 by PeterJones

[Bob in Boston 629]

On 8/12/2021 at 9:23 AM, hollandfriend said:

I just filed on Aug 3 and my estimated timeline is 13 months.😭

I just filed yesterday. At first it said 15 Months, dropped down to 11 and today its 13. 

[Bob in Boston 629]

16 hours ago, Bob in Boston said:

I just filed yesterday. At first it said 15 Months, dropped down to 11 and today its 13

now it is at 9 months...... hope it settles down and stays low

[Happymallymute 50]

Filed September 2021 online under 5 year rule. Other than the biometric reuse, absolute silence although other September filers at other field offices are getting interviews and approvals.

[Joey & Rina 6]

Filed online August 17th w/ biometrics reused notice on the 17th, as well. Local office is Boston, MA; still radio silence. I believe another person filed in September who already received an interview date. 

Edited February 7, 2022 by Joey & Rina

[Bob in Boston 629]

 

12 hours ago, Joey & Rina said:

Filed online August 17th w/ biometrics reused notice on the 17th, as well. Local office is Boston, MA; still radio silence. I believe another person filed in September who already received an interview date. 

We pretty much have the same timeline, Silence here also. I did see a post about a month back where an August filer got an interview date but that was it. I suspect this summer sometime. Says 7 months on the USCIS website and 10.5 to 16 months as the time its taking. Just press on they will contact you when they are ready. Not much we can do about it .

[Happymallymute 50]

2 hours ago, Bob in Boston said:

 

We pretty much have the same timeline, Silence here also. I did see a post about a month back where an August filer got an interview date but that was it. I suspect this summer sometime. Says 7 months on the USCIS website and 10.5 to 16 months as the time its taking. Just press on they will contact you when they are ready. Not much we can do about it .

Mine went 9 to 11 to now 4 months estimate, that number is so meaningless imo. I also can't find as many people filing in Boston as NJ or Cali so it's harder to tell.

[Joey & Rina 6]

According to some users on Reddit, the average wait time to an interview was 5 months for Boston. I'm assuming the 2020 applications that had their A-files locked underground are slowly trickling in to the officers' workload.