N-400 January 2026 Filers

[TBoneTX 49,690]

12 minutes ago, Sam Walz said:

I-751 approved today (4/23/26)

Yee-HAAAAA!   

(That's Texan for "Congratulations!")

[EatBulaga 534]

On 4/23/2026 at 3:34 PM, Sam Walz said:

 

Update: I-751 approved today (4/23/26). No real movement on N-400 but I did see a bunch of API updates on both cases yesterday so I assume they were probably related to the underlying COA change post 751 approval.  

Congrats! Please fill out your Timeline

[nghsbf 26]

Notified last week that my interview (combo i-751/N-400) is scheduled for May 21st, Colchester VT office. Hopefully stays that way with all the updates/screening changes happening lately. 

Edited Thursday at 08:45 PM by nghsbf
Typo

[Verrou 1,994]

Hi, do you mind to let me know how many days from ur GC anniversary that you received your interview schedule ? (Not the interview date)

[nghsbf 26]

45 minutes ago, Verrou said:

Hi, do you mind to let me know how many days from ur GC anniversary that you received your interview schedule ? (Not the interview date)

110 days.

[TBoneTX 49,690]

4 hours ago, nghsbf said:

my interview (combo i-751/N-400) is scheduled for May 21st

That's great!  Be sure to give us a full report.

[JD2 305]

15 hours ago, nghsbf said:

Notified last week that my interview (combo i-751/N-400) is scheduled for May 21st, Colchester VT office. Hopefully stays that way with all the updates/screening changes happening lately. 

What day last week if you don't mind?  And, what's your Field Office?  Very happy for you.  I think you're the first in our little group.

Edited Friday at 12:19 PM by JD2

[nghsbf 26]

1 hour ago, JD2 said:

What day last week if you don't mind?  And, what's your Field Office?  Very happy for you.  I think you're the first in our little group.

24th April, have put the full timeline in my signature for reference. Field office is Burlington/Colchester VT, it's the only office in the state.

[JD2 305]

Another Jan. 2026 filer got an interview scheduled for June 4th.  https://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=423867

[Ashokanna 7]

Hello, my wife filed her N-400 in January, and based on current processing times, we expect her interview soon. However, she was involved in an incident this past Thursday. She left our 15-month-old child in the car briefly to make a quick purchase. A bystander called 911; the police arrived, detained her, and charged her with a felony under PC 273a(a). Our baby is fine and suffered no injuries. We are currently seeking legal counsel and have the following questions:

1. How will this affect her citizenship application? Is a denial inevitable?

2. If the charge is reduced to a misdemeanor, will it still negatively impact her path to citizenship?

Any suggestions, comments, or shared experiences would be greatly appreciated. We are devastated and unsure of how to proceed.

[Verrou 1,994]

40 minutes ago, Ashokanna said:

Hello, my wife filed her N-400 in January, and based on current processing times, we expect her interview soon. However, she was involved in an incident this past Thursday. She left our 15-month-old child in the car briefly to make a quick purchase. A bystander called 911; the police arrived, detained her, and charged her with a felony under PC 273a(a). Our baby is fine and suffered no injuries. We are currently seeking legal counsel and have the following questions:

1. How will this affect her citizenship application? Is a denial inevitable?

2. If the charge is reduced to a misdemeanor, will it still negatively impact her path to citizenship?

Any suggestions, comments, or shared experiences would be greatly appreciated. We are devastated and unsure of how to proceed.

This is way beyond VJ’s pay grade. I hope she finds an immigration lawyer in addition to a criminal defense lawyer. It’s best to have both working together, since a criminal defense lawyer may not know much about immigration, especially now that she has already filed her N-400.

Does she already have court dates? Hopefully she can sort everything out quickly before the N-400 interview. In my humble peasant opinion, when she has her N-400 interview, she should just show up, be honest about the situation, and hope for the best.

this is just me talking : It will probably be considered an issue related to good moral character. Given the current climate, getting her N-400 denied might be the least of her problems. What if the conviction affects her LPR status as well? That’s something to think about. Hopefully, it won’t impact her LPR status.
If it doesn’t, at least she will still be a green card holder and can apply for citizenship again five years after the conviction is resolved. By then, hopefully immigration laws will be different.

 

keep us posted and good luck. Sorry it happened to you and your family