N-400 January 2025 Filers

[Magi Stark 72]

12 minutes ago, MK1363 said:

Anyone knows what "subtype: 160A" is

 

From when I researched this, it seems to indicate you're applying under general 5-year rule/provision. However, I don't know if that's 100% accurate, nor can I verify where the source got the info. Like all other codes, it's mostly collective mind-hive guess work. 😃

[Frankjavir 91]

Encouraging data: 17 out of the last 20 citizenship interviews scheduled for Visajourney members with timelines, all filed after January 1, 2025. Its a small sample but with a huge scheduling rate of 85%.👏

[MK1363 1]

On 6/29/2025 at 3:42 PM, Frankjavir said:

Encouraging data: 17 out of the last 20 citizenship interviews scheduled for Visajourney members with timelines, all filed after January 1, 2025. Its a small sample but with a huge scheduling rate of 85%.👏

What is the estimated timeline based on USCIS processing times? I haven’t seen any updates on the API or my case status since I applied.

[tumtumwater 5]

On 5/23/2025 at 3:50 PM, tumtumwater said:

For the Seattle Field Office, I just got a Interview Scheduled notice for July 1, 2025. (I filed Jan 12, 2025).

An update: went through my N-400 interview today, it was pretty quick (20 minutes?) after about an hour wait after checking in (They were getting behind on some of earlier appointments).

I got six civic questions in a row right, quick Read/Write test, then went through my application with my travel history (focused on longer than a week ones), corrected couple items I had, and got the Certificate of Naturalization after the same-day oath at 2pm!

Overall from start to finish, it pretty much lined up with "5.5 months" that USCIS projection gave

[Eros99 41]

1 hour ago, tumtumwater said:

An update: went through my N-400 interview today, it was pretty quick (20 minutes?) after about an hour wait after checking in (They were getting behind on some of earlier appointments).

I got six civic questions in a row right, quick Read/Write test, then went through my application with my travel history (focused on longer than a week ones), corrected couple items I had, and got the Certificate of Naturalization after the same-day oath at 2pm!

Overall from start to finish, it pretty much lined up with "5.5 months" that USCIS projection gave

Congratulations!!! Seattle is my FO as well.

[lanade 7]

8 hours ago, tumtumwater said:

An update: went through my N-400 interview today, it was pretty quick (20 minutes?) after about an hour wait after checking in (They were getting behind on some of earlier appointments).

I got six civic questions in a row right, quick Read/Write test, then went through my application with my travel history (focused on longer than a week ones), corrected couple items I had, and got the Certificate of Naturalization after the same-day oath at 2pm!

Overall from start to finish, it pretty much lined up with "5.5 months" that USCIS projection gave

Congratulations.

[Rekyrts 150]

On 7/2/2025 at 12:16 AM, tumtumwater said:

An update: went through my N-400 interview today, it was pretty quick (20 minutes?) after about an hour wait after checking in (They were getting behind on some of earlier appointments).

I got six civic questions in a row right, quick Read/Write test, then went through my application with my travel history (focused on longer than a week ones), corrected couple items I had, and got the Certificate of Naturalization after the same-day oath at 2pm!

Overall from start to finish, it pretty much lined up with "5.5 months" that USCIS projection gave

 

Congrats!

[Frankjavir 91]

On 6/30/2025 at 6:56 PM, MK1363 said:

What is the estimated timeline based on USCIS processing times? I haven’t seen any updates on the API or my case status since I applied.

Try the Citizenship Timelines in this website for your CIS, it will give you a "panoramic" view of their efficiency depending on how many Visajourney members with timelines are registered, you do not have one, so I cannot give you an answer but I can tell you, the last 10 interviews reported in Visajourney were all for filers after February 2025. Enough have been said about processing times provided by USCIS.

Edited July 4 by Frankjavir

[Rhema1 378]

On 7/2/2025 at 12:16 AM, tumtumwater said:

An update: went through my N-400 interview today, it was pretty quick (20 minutes?) after about an hour wait after checking in (They were getting behind on some of earlier appointments).

I got six civic questions in a row right, quick Read/Write test, then went through my application with my travel history (focused on longer than a week ones), corrected couple items I had, and got the Certificate of Naturalization after the same-day oath at 2pm!

Overall from start to finish, it pretty much lined up with "5.5 months" that USCIS projection gave

Congratulations 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉 

[Rhema1 378]

5 hours ago, Frankjavir said:

Try the Citizenship Timelines in this website for your CIS, it will give you a "panoramic" view of their efficiency depending on how many Visajourney members with timelines are registered, you do not have one, so I cannot give you an answer but I can tell you, the last 10 interviews reported in Visajourney were all for filers after February 2025. Enough have been said about processing times provided by USCIS.

Thanks so much for these types of updates.

It helps a lot.

[NataliaM 12]

Finally got my interview scheduled for August 11. It will be exactly 7 months since my application! 

[Rhema1 378]

Big congratulations 🎉 🎉 🎉 

 

[Frankjavir 91]

22 hours ago, NataliaM said:

Finally got my interview scheduled for August 11. It will be exactly 7 months since my application! 

Congratulations, it seems like most January 2025 filers have interviews scheduled according to the data in the timelines. BIG congratulations to all of us!!!.

Is there a way of knowing the amount of memebers in each thread?

[Frankjavir 91]

36 minutes ago, Frankjavir said:

Congratulations, it seems like most January 2025 filers have interviews scheduled according to the data in the timelines. BIG congratulations to all of us!!!.

Is there a way of knowing the amount of memebers in each thread?

I found 58 Visajourney members applied during January 2025 for Citizenship, 33 of us have scheduled interviews, 24 have been approved and 25 have their interview still pending. I do not know how many of the 58 are in this thread.

Edited July 9 by Frankjavir

[Frankjavir 91]

Latest USCIS data for 2025 QTR-2 is available.

https://www.uscis.gov/tools/reports-and-studies/immigration-and-citizenship-data?page=1