N-400 February 2022 Filers

[elmers 289]

32 minutes ago, AGA86 said:

Same here. No updates but processing time is at 10 months now for me as well. 

I filed in April, so 2 months after you two. My estimated time left is 12 months... I think this is just a useless countdown to be honest. Many people have gotten interview notices already within a few months of application despite their local offices taking more than a year to adjudicate. Hopefully that's the case for us all. I do not want to wait 10 or 12 or even 8 months lol.

[kcoyclay1 98]

On 5/12/2022 at 11:47 AM, CT2022 said:

I received push notification from the tracker app this morning. But after logging in, nothing changed.
Anyone experience the same? Is it a bug of the app?

Tracker apps give push notifications for other information as well such as visa processing times, news, visa bulletin and other updates from USCIS that may not be specific to your case. 

[Trif2018 36]

Today I realized that some people who filed the N-400 after me are already citizens (I filled February 6th), and it makes me a bit sad. 2.5 months of absolute silence from USCIS, no news

[Nat&Amy 623]

1 hour ago, Trif2018 said:

Today I realized that some people who filed the N-400 after me are already citizens (I filled February 6th), and it makes me a bit sad. 2.5 months of absolute silence from USCIS, no news

I am seeing a lot of folks who who filed for citizenship with pending ROCs getting their interviews scheduled super fast. Maybe it triggers something in their system? Anyway, don't be bummed if others that filed later get called before you. Sadly, that's how USCIS operates...

Edited May 16, 2022 by Nat&Amy

[Immi_Matter 15]

6 hours ago, Trif2018 said:

Today I realized that some people who filed the N-400 after me are already citizens (I filled February 6th), and it makes me a bit sad. 2.5 months of absolute silence from USCIS, no news

What is your case status now? Active review? 

[Trif2018 36]

On 5/17/2022 at 12:16 AM, Immi_Matter said:

What is your case status now? Active review? 

Yes, the case is "Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS"...... "actively" but not hing has happened in the last three months...a bit ironic if you ask me

[elmers 289]

1 hour ago, Trif2018 said:

Yes, the case is "Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS"...... "actively" but not hing has happened in the last three months...a bit ironic if you ask me

That's one of their standard updates unfortunately, means jack squat in terms of active reviewing lol

[kcoyclay1 98]

2 hours ago, Trif2018 said:

Yes, the case is "Being Actively Reviewed By USCIS"...... "actively" but not hing has happened in the last three months...a bit ironic if you ask me

My son’s case was being actively reviewed from September to February then he got an update for interview being scheduled. That was 5 months later. This was NY. My older son applied in Florida on the day my younger son was scheduled and within 6 weeks he had his interview and same day oath. Both became citizens in April but it depends on the state. There are others waiting over a year for some states so it’s just a waiting game. 

[MKM 50]

Hello everyone, 

 

So I had my interview this morning, everything went well. 

 

Take way: Please don't stress about this process, even if the IO wants more documents, delays the approval process, the day will come. 

 

The IO was ok, not the most friendliest person but it worked for me. 

 

Going to the Oath Ceremony next week.

 

Thank you again kcoyclay1 for info.  

[Keiko2325 7]

4 hours ago, MKM said:

Hello everyone, 

 

So I had my interview this morning, everything went well. 

 

Take way: Please don't stress about this process, even if the IO wants more documents, delays the approval process, the day will come. 

 

The IO was ok, not the most friendliest person but it worked for me. 

 

Going to the Oath Ceremony next week.

 

Thank you again kcoyclay1 for info.  

congrats! was your ROC pending? 

[kcoyclay1 98]

10 hours ago, MKM said:

Hello everyone, 

 

So I had my interview this morning, everything went well. 

 

Take way: Please don't stress about this process, even if the IO wants more documents, delays the approval process, the day will come. 

 

The IO was ok, not the most friendliest person but it worked for me. 

 

Going to the Oath Ceremony next week.

 

Thank you again kcoyclay1 for info.  

Yay!!! Congrats! I’m dancing with you 💃💃💃💃

[Trif2018 36]

On 5/18/2022 at 6:24 PM, kcoyclay1 said:

My son’s case was being actively reviewed from September to February then he got an update for interview being scheduled. That was 5 months later. This was NY. My older son applied in Florida on the day my younger son was scheduled and within 6 weeks he had his interview and same day oath. Both became citizens in April but it depends on the state. There are others waiting over a year for some states so it’s just a waiting game. 

Thank you. It is a waiting game indeed. I applied in Florida four months ago and still waiting for the interview 

[SMK 89 61]

Hi all - working through completing my Online N-400 which I can submit on June 15. I am filing Marriage-based so, 3-years post GC date. Im stuck on this Travel Outside the U.S. in the last 5 years question... it sounds like the instructions make it seem like the system autopopulates your travel history but then there is a note that you should correct anything incorrect or missing. How do I answer this? TECHNICALLY, 2017 is 5 years ago, at that time I lived in my home country abroad. I crossed with my K1 Visa October 2018 and since then i have never left the U.S. Do i add in my "trips"/aka living in my home country here since it says 5 years? Do i leave it blank because in my 3-year history i have never left? Any advice would be great. I dont want to enter in all these "trips" that werent trips but me living abroad and make it trigger in the system like i was outside of the u.s. for more than 6-months since well, i wasn't allowed to even live in the U.S. 5 years ago!!!!! lol

Edited June 3, 2022 by SMK 89

[Verrou 1,899]

put every travel that you did since you are become GC holder. because most people can only apply for n-400 after 5 year except marriage

[Trif2018 36]

2 minutes ago, SMK 89 said:

Hi all - working through completing my Online N-400 which I can submit on June 15. I am filing Marriage-based so, 3-years post GC date. Im stuck on this Travel Outside the U.S. in the last 5 years question... it sounds like the instructions make it seem like the system autopopulates your travel history but then there is a note that you should correct anything incorrect or missing. How do I answer this? TECHNICALLY, 2017 is 5 years ago, at that time I lived in my home country abroad. I crossed with my K1 Visa October 2018 and since then i have never left the U.S. Do i add in my "trips"/aka living in my home country here since it says 5 years? Do i leave it blank because in my 3-year history i have never left? Any advice would be great. I dont want to enter in all these "trips" that werent trips but me living abroad and make it trigger in the system like i was outside of the u.s. for more than 6-months since well, i wasn't allowed to even live in the U.S. 5 years ago!!!!! lol

Hi, I also filled based on marriage 3 years. I only mentioned travel outside the US since I got my green card. Even if just few days travel you have to mention it, but if you didn't travel outside at all then no need to include it. I do not think you have to mention whether you were abroad before having the GC