N-400 March 2025 Fliers

[CMcWade 7]

1 minute ago, ilacristina said:

I submitted in march 30th. My interview was in September and i don't have any letters or notice since then

I filed late March too, seems like you are in front of me in the process 

[OldUser 10,974]

8 minutes ago, ilacristina said:

No, my case freezes in interview scheduled last week. No movements since july and i can't submit an inquiry until december (90 days)

It doesn't mean they can't randomly approve it and schedule for oath within next few days. You never know!

[ilacristina 13]

7 minutes ago, OldUser said:

It doesn't mean they can't randomly approve it and schedule for oath within next few days. You never know!

I hope so. Nothing today. My progress said two weeks until decision

[Taureti 54]

I see I wasn’t the only one waiting for months. The waiting is truly agonizing.

But realistically, I could end up waiting again after my second interview. I’m meeting my new attorney tomorrow to prepare. Honestly, I’m glad my previous attorney was “supposedly” unavailable on the day of my interview — it was always challenging to get timely replies from them. My new attorney responds quickly, seems more experienced, and has a much better approach overall. 

[OldUser 10,974]

44 minutes ago, ilacristina said:

I hope so. Nothing today. My progress said two weeks until decision

MyProgress cannot be trusted. Showed 3 weeks until decision on day of my oath. Hang in there, you're almost done!

[Rhema1 468]

1 hour ago, ilacristina said:

I hope so. Nothing today. My progress said two weeks until decision

Do not consider what is on my progress.

My oath ceremony is scheduled il less than 3 weeks and on my progress it's:

11  months until final decision.

It has been like that for almost all the time.

The day I was scheduled for interview it was 22 months before the final decision.

Do not consider the time posted on my progress.

[CMcWade 7]

1 hour ago, Taureti said:

I see I wasn’t the only one waiting for months. The waiting is truly agonizing.

But realistically, I could end up waiting again after my second interview. I’m meeting my new attorney tomorrow to prepare. Honestly, I’m glad my previous attorney was “supposedly” unavailable on the day of my interview — it was always challenging to get timely replies from them. My new attorney responds quickly, seems more experienced, and has a much better approach overall. 

If you don’t mind me asking why do you think you needed to have a second interview? I’m only asking to see if I may have to? 

[Taureti 54]

6 minutes ago, CMcWade said:

If you don’t mind me asking why do you think you needed to have a second interview? I’m only asking to see if I may have to? 

Who knows. They didn’t have my A-file during the first interview — that interview shouldn’t have happened in the first place. But it did, so maybe now they just want to ask the questions they would’ve asked if they had the file the first time.