N-400 March 2025 Fliers

[CMcWade 8]

1 minute ago, OldUser said:

They can, especially if they weren't sure and need more info from you about living arrangements etc.

 

I hope it is not that, but who knows... 

Keep us posted please, your experience would help us all 

Understood, I did add our mortgage statement after the first interview just for additional information. Do you think it’s a 2nd interview more for confirmation / additional information rather than to tell me I’m denied? 

[ilacristina 15]

3 hours ago, CMcWade said:

Hello everyone, I've posted a couple of times in this thread, just wanted to update and look for more advice. I had my interview on the 17th November, I passed the English and civic test but was told a decision could not be made at this time and to look out for mail from the USCIS. A couple of days ago I got a notification in my uscis account with an interview notice for in 5 weeks time (Waiting for the mail version). My original interview notice has disappeared and my progress tab has been gone for the last week or so. Just curious if anyone has had this before? Thanks! 

Same here. 120 days after my combo interview, no answers, my progress tab is gone. 1 inquiry a month ago (90 days) and nothing happened

[OldUser 11,268]

30 minutes ago, ilacristina said:

Same here. 120 days after my combo interview, no answers, my progress tab is gone. 1 inquiry a month ago (90 days) and nothing happened

You also got second interview? MyProgress goes down often, it has nothing to do with case

[Rhema1 608]

40 minutes ago, CMcWade said:

Understood, I did add our mortgage statement after the first interview just for additional information. Do you think it’s a 2nd interview more for confirmation / additional information rather than to tell me I’m denied? 

It sounds more of additional informations.

Could also lead to an Approval if all doubt are lifted and the officer convinced.

 

 

Edited January 9 by Rhema1

[ghostinthemachine 125]

4 hours ago, ilacristina said:

Same here. 120 days after my combo interview, no answers, my progress tab is gone. 1 inquiry a month ago (90 days) and nothing happened

 

Haven't had my interview yet, but just here to say that my Progress tab has disappeared as well a few days ago and has not reappeared thus far and I've seen many people online say the same. Seems like it's happening across there board so at least in that aspect I wouldn't worry. Hopefully you hear something soon. 

[ilacristina 15]

On 1/9/2026 at 4:16 PM, OldUser said:

You also got second interview? MyProgress goes down often, it has nothing to do with case

No. Just one and it was a combo. No movements since my appointment. I submitted an inquiry last month and nothing 

[Rhema1 608]

On 1/12/2026 at 5:28 PM, ilacristina said:

No. Just one and it was a combo. No movements since my appointment. I submitted an inquiry last month and nothing 

Hang   in there.

It's gonna be alright with your case at the end 🙏 🙏 🙏 

[Nick334 1]

Applied for n 400 on March 2025

Had an interview on middle of December of 2025 ( decision cannot be made ) 

still waiting for decision. It’s been more than a year . Charlotte 

[OldUser 11,268]

5 hours ago, Nick334 said:

Applied for n 400 on March 2025

Had an interview on middle of December of 2025 ( decision cannot be made ) 

still waiting for decision. It’s been more than a year . Charlotte 

Time for WoM?

[Nick334 1]

1 hour ago, OldUser said:

Time for WoM?

What is Wom

[TBoneTX 49,450]

1 hour ago, Nick334 said:

What is Wom

Writ of Mandamus.  See pinned thread here:

 

Edited 7 hours ago by TBoneTX

[ilacristina 15]

9 hours ago, Nick334 said:

Applied for n 400 on March 2025

Had an interview on middle of December of 2025 ( decision cannot be made ) 

still waiting for decision. It’s been more than a year . Charlotte 

Same here. 6 months since my combo interview and nothing new. Just wait

[Nick334 1]

1 hour ago, TBoneTX said:

Writ of Mandamus.  See pinned thread here:

 

I think I have to wait at least 120 days before to file anything? 

[TBoneTX 49,450]

Lean on the "immigration liaison" at your U.S. Congressman's (usually D.C.) office.  Exhaust his/her efforts first.