N-400 January 2024 filers

[monoxidelullaby 110]

I applied January 14th 2024

 

today 2/22 I received biometric reuse notice and my case status changed to “case is being actively reviewed by uscis”

 

hope interview will be scheduled soon 🤩

[Jacobo 122]

9 minutes ago, Rhythmlicious said:

 

Mine is April 3rd too! What time are you? I'm at 3pm here in Los Angeles

10 am 🥂

[NotworkSte 19]

I hope I can get a quick oath date as I need to be on Seattle with work the week after my interview.

[red12345 25]

On 2/20/2024 at 11:03 PM, Chelleyandaaron said:

And which field office (where is your interview?)

Chicago, IL

[minivatreni 193]

How long did it take for them to schedule an interview for you from filing the N-400? 

6 hours ago, red12345 said:

Chicago, IL

How long did it take for them to schedule an interview for you from filing the N-400? 

[minivatreni 193]

On 2/5/2024 at 9:27 AM, OldUser said:

Why not withdraw it?

Is there a danger to GC itself?

my Green Card has the wrong resident since date. My resident since date says 09/27/2017 and it should state 05/17/2019. Do you think it might be an issue at the time of the interview?

 

I applied for citizenship earlier in 2022 because I didn't know my residence since date was wrong. At the time of interview, the IO told me that I didn't have to file the I-90 if I didn't want to because I would be eligible to re-apply soon and it wouldn't harm my future application. Still I was worried now that it might be an issue... Maybe just overthinking 

[OldUser 11,217]

2 hours ago, minivatreni said:

my Green Card has the wrong resident since date. My resident since date says 09/27/2017 and it should state 05/17/2019. Do you think it might be an issue at the time of the interview?

 

I applied for citizenship earlier in 2022 because I didn't know my residence since date was wrong. At the time of interview, the IO told me that I didn't have to file the I-90 if I didn't want to because I would be eligible to re-apply soon and it wouldn't harm my future application. Still I was worried now that it might be an issue... Maybe just overthinking 

I'm confused. Are you @leilabird?

How are you a resident of 9 years if your GC should start in 2019?

 

[Jacobo 122]

6 hours ago, minivatreni said:

How long did it take for them to schedule an interview for you from filing the N-400? 

How long did it take for them to schedule an interview for you from filing the N-400? 

40 days exactly 

[minivatreni 193]

7 hours ago, OldUser said:

I'm confused. Are you @leilabird?

How are you a resident of 9 years if your GC should start in 2019?

 

No just someone else with a concern about N-400 application 

[minivatreni 193]

2 hours ago, Jacobo said:

40 days exactly 

That's fast - congrats

[red12345 25]

11 hours ago, minivatreni said:

How long did it take for them to schedule an interview for you from filing the N-400? 

How long did it take for them to schedule an interview for you from filing the N-400? 

5 days

[minivatreni 193]

2 hours ago, red12345 said:

5 days

That is so quick. Did you file using the 90 day early filing option? 

[red12345 25]

2 hours ago, minivatreni said:

That is so quick. Did you file using the 90 day early filing option? 

I know right? No after the 90 day.

[samack 79]

This is a kind of dumb question and I don't know if anyone has any insight, but worth a shot! 

 

My name has always been a bit weird and confusing because I have an official first name that's on all of my government documents, a middle name (which is what I go by) that's on all of my government documents either as an initial or in full, and another middle name that's on my birth certificate and marriage license and that I've included somewhere on all applications to USCIS including this one. For example: Sally Jane Mary Smith, but almost everything is either Sally Jane Smith or Sally J. Smith. Thanks, family! Anyway, all of the cards I've received from USCIS up to this point have just had my official first name, the initial of my first middle name (the one I go by) and my last name. Will my naturalization certificate follow that same trend, or are they suddenly going to add the second middle name to it? It's not a big enough deal to go through the effort and possible delay of a name change just to drop it, but I'm also hoping it's not on my certificate because it would feel weird at this point (and I hate it lol). Can I ask that it just reads like my other cards do?

 

Again, not a huge deal either way, but I'm curious and would also like to brace myself to potentially have to hear it said out loud! It's a relatively common name with an extremely uncommon spelling (think spelling error, really) and it sometimes throws people. My husband, however, would have a field day if he hears it said in an official capacity 😂

[Laure&Colin 562]

1 hour ago, samack said:

My name has always been a bit weird and confusing because I have an official first name that's on all of my government documents, a middle name (which is what I go by) that's on all of my government documents either as an initial or in full, and another middle name that's on my birth certificate and marriage license and that I've included somewhere on all applications to USCIS including this one. For example: Sally Jane Mary Smith, but almost everything is either Sally Jane Smith or Sally J. Smith. Thanks, family!

 

I also have 2 middle names as is fairly common in France (are you French Canadian?). Same as yours, my green card is first name and initial of "second name" only.

But I've noticed that the NOA1 I just received has my full name with both middle names. (Funny enough, they added a line "care of" with just my first and last name in the address, ie Sally Jane Mary Smith c/o Sally Smith, lol.) I expect to see both my middle names on the naturalization certificate because of that.