sandra68

15 February for the oath ceremony, I had hoped earlier, but still pleased the process went so fast and smooth 🙂

The interview invite/notice was dated 21 sept, the interview was 2 nov.

On 11/7/2018 at 8:32 PM, BerhaeLee said:

Anyone in Norfolk, Virginia? Ive been waiting til now but no interview date yet. I wish mine is faster. How long did you wait for the interview date? 

Check the time line on this forum for your field office, it may give you some idea.

The interview was relaxed, my husband was in the waiting area. I was called, sworn in, and then I sat down. 10 covic questions, I had to answer one question in writing. We went through the application, again the questions that ask obout your past( jail, court, military service etc) . I have requested a name change so I had to sign those papers and that was it. In and out in about 15 minutes. 

just waiting for the ceremony, so excited!

I just uploaded a screenshot of the accounts, showing both our names. No statements.

8 minutes ago, Tcarrol said:

Congratulations! It's always a great moment for all of us when someone is approved.

It sure is, thank you!

looking over the timeline for Louisville, KY , it shows an average of 4 months. I did a walk in for biometrics as soon as the notice was available online. 🙂

I had my interview yesterday, got approved, Louisville, KY. 

Waiting for the date of the oath ceremony. 

Very quick process for Kentucky, filed 11 sept, interview 2 nov. 

Will let you know when the ceremony is.

Sandra

you could send them an email from your online profile and ask? 

For both notifications, Biometrics and Interview, it took 2 days to show up in the documents.

4 hours ago, spring333 said:

Are you sure you read it correctly? That seems to fast for FBI to do background check. 

I had roc last year and another background check done recently for teaching, not sure if that has anything to do with it. 5 days is very possible for background checks, it is done electronically. Although I was pleasantly surprised  , when looking at other timelines for that field office, they may have a low volume of n-400 filers.

when looking at the timelines, Louisville KY has an average of 3-4 months( from filing to oath). I’d say I will be in that range once approved and scheduled for the oath. The advantage with the online filing is having letters almost immediately available. Once I got the biometrics invite available online I went for an early walk in, 2 1/2 weeks earlier than original appointment. 

Nevertheless I was pleasantly suprised aswell.

The estimated completion time still states sept 2019, those are standard I assume. Some states are less busy than others I guess. I do feel the advantage with online filing is that you have access to your letters faster, and like with the biometrics, I could do a walk in about  2 1/2 weeks earlier.  

no, I had my conditions removed last year, same field office , took a year though. 

This year!  when looking at timelines for Louisville field office it shows in average 3-4 months, so once I will be approved and have the oath ceremony  it will be somewhere there. I was pleasantly suprised as well. Best thing is that the interview date is my birthday!

I filed online on 11 sep, was scheduled for biometrics oct 3 but did an early walk in on 17 sep. Saturday morning received notification that interview has been scheduled. The letter showed op in the documents this morning. 2 nov for an interview. 

Field office Louisville KY.

Good luck to all!

It all depends on the workload of local field office. I filed on the 11th( of sept), received info on biometrics online, did a walk in on the 16th, and this morning I received my interview date( online, letter on the way).Louisville, KY is very quick. Online it showed average completion time 12 months but within 2 weeks of filing I received my appointment date for the interview.

good luck

Hi all,

For info:

Last year we moved from Germany to the US, I entered on the cr-1 and my 16 year old son from my first marriage joined us somewhat later. We did concurrent filing for him, USCIS accepted his case april 7, he got his EAD exactly 90 days after that, the end of july we received a letter of possible waiver for interview, and yesterday everything got approved. a little less than 6 months.

Sandra

when they contact you with the instructions on what is next you will receive a case number, not sure how long it takes from Naples to contact you but shouldn't be too long.

good luck

With "by hand" you mean that you went there and dropped it off? You probably wont recieve a NOA 1 then.Most likely you will receive your NOA 2 soon if no RFE's are asked for :-)

good luck!

Let the count down begin!!!

enjoy

wow, that was fast!

Just email them and ask , to be sure

congratulations!!!

when the system works ok, they will receive their ssn within 10 days of entering the USA. If it doesn't work, you go to the social security office after 3 weeks, apply for a number and they will receive it within days( took 5 days for mine).

Some banks my go ahead with the visa in the passport as proof and others will say that they will have to wait.

It works in some cases, if not receive within 3 weeks you need to check with the local SSA. I had checked the box but did not get anything. When I went to the SSA they checked if I was in the system and as they couldn't find anything I applied over there, 5 days later I got my SSN.( I actually received my Greencard before my SSN)