N400 February 2025 General Provision

[ODAAT 153]

6 minutes ago, OldUser said:

March 2025 I'd guess. Unless @singh0819 lives in the future

Nevermind, I read the message incorrectly 🤦

[Frankjavir 90]

13 hours ago, OldUser said:

March 2025 I'd guess. Unless @singh0819 lives in the future

I think is more likely like March 2024 what @singh0819 meant. Another member "with timeline" from New York who filed on March 2024 just got an interview scheduled for August 14 2025.

Edited July 14 by Frankjavir

[OldUser 9,881]

3 minutes ago, Frankjavir said:

I think is more likely like March 2024 what @singh0819 meant. Another member "with timeline" from New York who filed on March 2024 just got an interview scheduled for August 14 2025.

You may be right. I thought it was strange to worry about 3 months old case in NYC.

If it's over a year, as you show, this can certainly happen in this busy field office.

[Frankjavir 90]

1 hour ago, OldUser said:

You may be right. I thought it was strange to worry about 3 months old case in NYC.

If it's over a year, as you show, this can certainly happen in this busy field office.

That would explain his/her excitment about getting the interview after 17 months. In Visajourney there are 36 NY cases filed in 2024 and just 16 have interviews, their backlog is serious.

Edited July 14 by Frankjavir

[Delicious-Nothing 12]

Just want to jump in to let y'all know that I received the notice today for the interview date of 8/29/25. Filed on 2/18/25, FO: Boston, MA.

[An Alien 27]

News on my case:

Interview today at the Phoenix office.

Approved. - The Ceremony confirmation letter was also handed to me on the spot. The ceremony is in three weeks.

 

Timeline:

Feb 13 – Submitted case online.

Feb 13 – Received NOA1 with case #.

Feb 13 – Received biometric reuse letter.

May 27 - Interview Scheduled for 15 July 2025 (PDF copy in USCIS account).

July 15 - Approved.

Aug 6 - Ceremony/Pending...

[ksh9256 27]

Just had our interview. Detroit office. Approved. Still waiting on oath date.

 

As usual, prepared for anything with stacks of supporting documents and didnt need anything beyond ID and letter  

[Mouse2307 1]

Hi all, thanks for sharing information about your timelines.

I filed online on 02/14/2025 (90 days early filing). I received the biometrics reuse notice immediately. I'm still waiting for an interview to be scheduled, although two live agents on Emma told me that an interview has been requested. Does anyone have an idea of how long it may take until I receive an interview date? It's been 5 months at this point -- does it depend on the early filing? I've seen friends complete the entire process in less than 3 months, but they had their green card for over 5 years at that point.

[P055UM 329]

1 hour ago, Mouse2307 said:

Hi all, thanks for sharing information about your timelines.

I filed online on 02/14/2025 (90 days early filing). I received the biometrics reuse notice immediately. I'm still waiting for an interview to be scheduled, although two live agents on Emma told me that an interview has been requested. Does anyone have an idea of how long it may take until I receive an interview date? It's been 5 months at this point -- does it depend on the early filing? I've seen friends complete the entire process in less than 3 months, but they had their green card for over 5 years at that point.

I am more or less same situation as you. Filed couple weeks after, but also 90 days early. RoC still pending. It’d be nice to hear something soon. 

[OldUser 9,881]

1 hour ago, Mouse2307 said:

Hi all, thanks for sharing information about your timelines.

I filed online on 02/14/2025 (90 days early filing). I received the biometrics reuse notice immediately. I'm still waiting for an interview to be scheduled, although two live agents on Emma told me that an interview has been requested. Does anyone have an idea of how long it may take until I receive an interview date? It's been 5 months at this point -- does it depend on the early filing? I've seen friends complete the entire process in less than 3 months, but they had their green card for over 5 years at that point.

You cannot naturalize within 90 days early filing window, and typically USCIS won't schedule you for interview in this window. You also have a pending I-751 which slows things down. What's the processing time for your field office?

 

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

 

 

Edited Wednesday at 02:56 PM by OldUser

[Mouse2307 1]

42 minutes ago, OldUser said:

You cannot naturalize within 90 days early filing window, and typically USCIS won't schedule you for interview in this window. You also have a pending I-751 which slows things down. What's the processing time for your field office?

 

https://egov.uscis.gov/processing-times/

 

 

The processing time for my FO is 8.5 months. In my case, no pending I-751. I've heard of a few people who were scheduled for their interview before their 5-year anniversary (the interview was after the 5-year anniversary, of course) but it seems an uncommon occurrence.

[OldUser 9,881]

11 minutes ago, Mouse2307 said:

The processing time for my FO is 8.5 months. In my case, no pending I-751. I've heard of a few people who were scheduled for their interview before their 5-year anniversary (the interview was after the 5-year anniversary, of course) but it seems an uncommon occurrence.

Sorry I looked at @P055UM comment about ROC 😅

[singh0819 3]

On 7/13/2025 at 7:14 PM, OldUser said:

Not an unusual timeline for a busy place like NY. It's still very quick.

You filled on March 20, but when did you file?

March 20 2025

[singh0819 3]

On 7/14/2025 at 1:19 PM, Frankjavir said:

I think is more likely like March 2024 what @singh0819 meant. Another member "with timeline" from New York who filed on March 2024 just got an interview scheduled for August 14 2025.

March 20  2025 I filled my application 

[OldUser 9,881]

6 minutes ago, singh0819 said:

March 20  2025 I filled my application 

Anything under 12 months is OK and nothing to worry about. NY office is super busy. Not many get interviews within 3-4 months of filing.

Edited Thursday at 07:59 PM by OldUser