N-400 January 2024 filers

[jackiegringa 419]

Scheduled oath for June 14, which is a special ceremony at the St Louis Arch 🎉

 

I requested that my oath to be scheduled mid to late June if possible due to surgery and the officer did put me in the right pile for it, extremely thankful for that. I will be recovered and got a nice special ceremony. The end is near everyone!

[samdog 56]

22 minutes ago, jackiegringa said:

special ceremony at the St Louis Arch

LUCKY YOU!!!!!

 

Mine is 5/17 but it's NOT at the Arch 😢 😢

 

Congrats - both on receiving the oath ceremony invite + having it at the Arch! That's incredibly awesome and I am 10000000000000% jealous

[labelladell2 8]

On 4/6/2024 at 7:12 AM, Shroy123 said:

Hopefully mine is at 9.30am. I am expecting we should have same day oath ceremony 😀 iA

How did your interview go?

[Duggu 60]

Anyone from jan 2024 still waiting for interview to be scheduled  ? 

[killadocg23 88]

Had oath in Houston today. Immigration journey is finally done! And thanks to VJ for supplying the tools and information to apply for these forms. Did everything from AOS to i751 and N400 myself. 

[PicklePiggy 5]

On 4/23/2024 at 9:49 PM, PicklePiggy said:

Still waiting. actively reviewing my case since 02/01/24

I went for a vacation. 

 

4/26 interview is scheduled for June 4th

[PicklePiggy 5]

22 hours ago, PicklePiggy said:

I went for a vacation. 

 

4/26 interview is scheduled for June 4th

I applied under the marriage 3-year rule. what else should I prepare before the interview?

 

Document List

1.       Interview letter 

2.       Green card 

3.       4-year green card extension letter 

4.       Passport current & old

5.       Driver’s license 

6.       Marriage certificate 

7.       Past three years tax return, 2021, 2022, 2023 

8.       Spouse’s birth certificate 

9.       Other supporting documents (Joint bank statements, Mortgage statements, Utility bills,Vacation photos)

[EMBELL_17 105]

On 5/7/2024 at 11:01 AM, Letspaintcookies said:

I remember hearing about it a lot when they reopened after the covid shutdowns. I guess they still use it to accommodate employees who may have certain health conditions or family members with such.

The lady who interviewed me said she lived in North Carolina and I am in Baltimore. But it worked out great! I probably would have been more nervous with her in the room!

[Anjiee-d 11]

Hi y’all, I filed january 08 (within the 3 months window) n I have no update just biometric reuse since January 14th…..  

my 2 yr green card expired last year March. please advise.

[minivatreni 193]

2 minutes ago, Anjiee-d said:

Hi y’all, I filed january 08 (within the 3 months window) n I have no update just biometric reuse since January 14th…..  

my 2 yr green card expired last year March. please advise.

Did you file for removal of conditions also_ 

[Anjiee-d 11]

6 minutes ago, minivatreni said:

Did you file for removal of conditions also_ 

Yes I did,

[Foibh 39]

On 5/7/2024 at 4:36 PM, Duggu said:

Anyone from jan 2024 still waiting for interview to be scheduled  ? 

Yes. Los Angeles. CA must be slow

[Letspaintcookies 2,311]

9 hours ago, Anjiee-d said:

Hi y’all, I filed january 08 (within the 3 months window) n I have no update just biometric reuse since January 14th…..  

my 2 yr green card expired last year March. please advise.

You gotta keep in mind that while it seems everyone is getting an interview in 2 weeks time it's still not the norm. You only see a fraction of people here that have filed for naturalization. We all want to be one of the speedy ones, but it doesn't always happen. As long as you're not outside processing times as stated by USCIS there's nothing to worry about.

[OldUser 11,213]

11 hours ago, Anjiee-d said:

Hi y’all, I filed january 08 (within the 3 months window) n I have no update just biometric reuse since January 14th…..  

my 2 yr green card expired last year March. please advise.

Just biometrics reuse? Some I-751 filers from November 2021 waited for over a year to get biometrics reused. Your case is going fast.

[jackiegringa 419]

17 hours ago, Anjiee-d said:

Yes I did,

So you received an extension letter of at least 24 months with the removal of conditions filing.

 

Go check to see it, and it is not an extension for 48 months, you should request one here https://egov.uscis.gov/e-request/displayNDNForm.do?sroPageType=ndn&entryPoint=init

 

If you followed normal filing timeline and filed your ROC around January 2023, with the 48 months extension your green card should be valid until 2027 which is more than enough time for your naturalization to be processed.

Edited May 15, 2024 by jackiegringa