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1 minute ago, whimper said:
We have similar timeline. I was almost sure, or assumed, yours was completed and a US Citizen now. The good thing is you already have done the interview, mine is still in the pipeline, waiting for the interview. I think I read somewhere there is some talk about what to do with the cases who have filed for N-400 but have a pending i-751. They were gonna have discussions on what to do to make things better, but I haven't read anything since. The "talk" is probably still in the discussion phase. In the meantime, we the applicants are stuck in limbo while they decide what to do.
https://www.dhs.gov/publication/uscis-processing-concurrently-pending-forms-n-400-and-forms-i-751
https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/forms_n-400_and_forms_i-751_follow_up_qas_1.pdf
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On 2/11/2021 at 4:36 AM, bariki said:
Combo interview for my I-751/N-400 was last October. Was recommended for approval for citizenship but still waiting on a formal decision. Guessing COVIID and the backlog have takes their toll. Still, would be nice to get to the finish line.
We have similar timeline. I was almost sure, or assumed, yours was completed and a US Citizen now. The good thing is you already have done the interview, mine is still in the pipeline, waiting for the interview. I think I read somewhere there is some talk about what to do with the cases who have filed for N-400 but have a pending i-751. They were gonna have discussions on what to do to make things better, but I haven't read anything since. The "talk" is probably still in the discussion phase. In the meantime, we the applicants are stuck in limbo while they decide what to do.
https://www.dhs.gov/publication/uscis-processing-concurrently-pending-forms-n-400-and-forms-i-751
https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/forms_n-400_and_forms_i-751_follow_up_qas_1.pdf
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On 2/1/2021 at 4:45 AM, VeronicaL said:
Omg I’m so sorry you’ve been waiting so long. Have you contacted them? Tried the case inquiry? I think it may have given my cases a bump (that is, if they’re really giving me an interview appointment now, I’m still doubtful). Another option might be to contact your congressman or-woman?
Thank you for your comment. I did tried and they said, it is still within processing times.
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On 2/3/2021 at 5:05 PM, Mr & Mrs Umer said:
You are NOT ALONE
ROC I-751 Filed 2019-03-08
Bio Aptt 2019-07-31
Filed N400 online 2020-03-19
Bio Reused Notice 2020-12-14
They say, we are facing DELAYS due to Covid19
Sacramento, California is my local USCIS Office
I guess we don't have any other option except to sit tight and wait... It depends on multiple factors, from State to local USCIS office workloads and most importantly your luck too, I have seen people stay stuck for 2 years and some lucky peeps get citizenship within 5 months. All I do is try to ignore tracking it lolss but it doesn't help much though
Good to know.
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On 1/5/2021 at 11:55 AM, starryskies said:
Hello everyone! I'm little bit frustrated I heard some of you or all have already got interviewed and probably got their citizenship but I still have not heard from mine after the biometric. I filed last October 2019. I don't know when they're going to call me for interview. It's been more than a year. 😭
Same here...nothing...same timeline.
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5 hours ago, VeronicaL said:
My I-751: June 28, 2019
biometrics: July 30, 2019
Case ready for interview: September 11, 2019
N-400: August 28, 2020
Move from Georgia to Kentucky September 2020
case inquiry about I-751 in January 2021
“new” case status: ready for interview, January 25, 2021
I called them on Jan 28, 2021 to see what’s going on and apparently they’re really really trying to schedule my interview in Louisville, KY. And the biometrics for my N-400 were waived. I’m on tenterhooks because my extension expires soon and I just want one of these cases to move forward -.-Nothing here too, this is my timeline:
I-751 - September 2018
N-400 - September 2019
We are now in February 2021.
Am I the only one left behind?
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On 1/5/2021 at 11:55 AM, starryskies said:
Hello everyone! I'm little bit frustrated I heard some of you or all have already got interviewed and probably got their citizenship but I still have not heard from mine after the biometric. I filed last October 2019. I don't know when they're going to call me for interview. It's been more than a year. 😭
Same here, still waiting.
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On 8/8/2020 at 5:03 PM, lilygracexx said:
I filed I-751 on 09/2018 then my N400 on 10/2019. I was suppose to be interviewed on the last week on March 2020 but because of COVID it was de-scheduled. My interview is on 08/12/2020 at 12:30pm in the Los Angeles office. I am not sure it it'll be a combo interview and it does not state in the letter if I need to bring my husband however he is planning to come with me anyways. My question is because of this COVID situation will they let me go in with my husband? Anyone has experience with N400 interview under 3 year rule?
Best of Luck on your interview tomorrow. Update us how it goes. We have the same timelime on i-751 and N-400, but has no movement as of yet.
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On 7/25/2020 at 9:41 PM, Thegirl said:
My i-751 is from summer 2018 and N400 Summer 2019 so if you figure something out let us know. It takes a while...my extension letter has long expired. All you'll get is an update of where your case is and that they are waiting on the next step when you contact them. You're still well within normal processing time.
Same timeline here. I would not expect too much at this time. The whole world is paralyzed.
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On 3/27/2020 at 10:27 AM, Sweet5884 said:
Which office? Mine originally SRC (texas) but transfered to potomac service
LINxxx. I think Arizona. I mailed it the day they announced changes to where it suppose to go. I assume, our i-751 was transferred to where N-400 is processed.
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On 4/2/2020 at 1:29 PM, Sweet5884 said:
Do you track both cases online? did you added your i 751 with your n400? Did you add extension letter to your n400 process? Sorry many questions
Yes, we track both cases online. I don't know or didn't see an option to add the i-751 to N-400. But we assumed that they know about the pending i-751 since, it got transferred right after filing N-400. Our 18 month extension has now expired.
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23 hours ago, Sweet5884 said:
Which office? Mine originally SRC (texas) but transfered to potomac service
Ours is LINxxx. The last update was October 2019 , that it was transferred to the new jurisdiction, right after N-400 was submitted online. The N-400 last update was October 2019 also after Biometrics was completed. And I noticed on this thread that many have already become citizens or about to be very soon.
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1 hour ago, Sweet5884 said:
I 751 pending april 2019
n 400 filled march 2020
no update for bothSame here, no update.
i-751filed September 2018
n-400 filed October 2019
We are now March 2020.
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On 2/24/2020 at 9:06 AM, AmericanLife said:
Had my interview this morning at the Chicago office. The entire interview/Civic test and all was less than 15 minutes.
And I was approved on the spot (see attached document).
I was scheduled for 8:35AM. I got there earlier than that, around 7:30AM. And they Called/interviewed me before 8AM.
I wish the rest of you all a successful smooth interview process
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
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8 hours ago, Deagle said:
You will find a lot of similar cases.
We have the same timeline and i-751 pending also. No change, still waiting for interview schedule. It seems almost everyone already got their schedule or already finished and had taken their oath.
16 hours ago, Marko1991 said:Hi guys,
I applied for citizenship through military service on October 7th. They sent a Request for initial evidence, I responded then they updated my online status to Case was actively reviewed by uscis on November 5th. It's still the same. By the way I have my I-751 on pending. Any similar cases?
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6 hours ago, Eli.419 said:
Hello Everyone!
I just had my Naturalization interview this morning and I want to share my experience here.
I was asked 6 questions:
What is the capital of the United States?
What ocean is on the East Coast of the United States?
Name the U.S. war between the North and the South
Who was the first President?
What is one thing Benjamin Franklin is famous for?
How many justices are on the Supreme Court?
He went over my application, then he asked me the yes / no questions and that's it. He told me my application has been recommended for approval. It didn't take more than 10 minutes. Now my status changed "Oath Ceremony Will Be Schedule".
Good Luck everybody!
Happy Day!!! Congratulations!
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5 hours ago, Anggva said:
Just got home from my interview. Recommended for approval!
The whole interview took about 20 minutes; the officer was the same lady that did our green card interview back in 2016.
I applied using 3-year rule, so the officer started with asking me if my marriage was in good standing, then she asked me to confirm my date of birth and address, then asked me civics questions (she asked 6, I answered all correctly). Then she did the English language part: I had to read a sentence from a tablet and then write a sentence on the same tablet. After this, she asked me about the traffic violations that I mentioned on my applications. I had two minor fender-benders back in 2013-2014 and I submitted the documents proving that I paid the fines. I also brought printed out copies of those, but she didn't ask for them. Then, she asked me questions from the application (have I ever been a terrorist, a vigilante, etc, do I promise to respect the Constitution). After all this, I had to confirm that my information is correct and she said that I should get oath ceremony appointment within two months. I'm changing my middle name, so it's going to be a courthouse ceremony.
My status on the USCIS website is still the same, but it'll probably take a couple of days to update.
This is a huge relief! I've been super stressed out about the interview!
Congratulations!!!
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1 hour ago, YorkshiretoAZ said:
Is anyone else on here still waiting? I got transferred to Potomac on October 16th and haven't heard anything since.
Anyone else transferred from California to Potomac and still waiting?
Same here, still waiting.
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On 11/12/2019 at 3:32 PM, Miki28 said:
Just passed my N-400/I-751 interview.
Charleston, SC
July 24, 2019 applied online
Aug 8, 2019 biometrics
Interview scheduled 23 September, 2019
Interview November 12, 2019
Oath November 21, 2019Had pending I-751, the officer conducted first N-400 interview and then approved my I-751, my husband was with me but was left in the waiting area.
N-400 I was asked few questions from the N400 (yes/no questions). Then asked me 6 civic questions.1. Who does a U.S. Senator represent?
2. Who vetoes bills?
3. What is the highest court in the United States?
4. What is the capital of your state?
5. Why did the colonists fight the British?
6. 81. Who did the United States fight in World War II?Reading:
“Where is the White House?”
Writing:
“The White House is in Washington, D.C.”
He then told me my application was recommended for approval.
Since I had my I-751 pending he printed out two pages and wrote down notes. First he said he had looked up some things before I came for my interview so he knows our marriage is not a fraud. He just wrote down that my husband and I owe our house, that we have kids, what my husband does for living and told me I was approved. Didn’t want to talk to my husband, didn’t want to see any documents. He had my entire file in front of him.
After I left within 30 minutes I got e-mail from USCIS worker letting me know I had my oath scheduled for next week and sent me a copy in my e-mail so I can print it if I don’t get mail in time.
Good luck!
Congratulations!
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On 11/2/2019 at 4:54 PM, Miki28 said:
My I-751 was also sent to NBC day after I submitted N400. I have N400 interview next week. Hopefully they approve I-751 or do combo interview. I was told it should be combo. But one simply never knows what to expect from USCIS 😂
That's really fast! That's awesome.
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Just now, lilygracexx said:
Goodluck to us! Did you do biometrics yet?
Yes, today, appointment was for November 6th.
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On 10/21/2019 at 6:21 PM, starryskies said:
Hi guys I'm planning to file N400 by the end of October. I've lived in the US for more than 5 years and also have been married to the same US citizen for more than 5 years. I am confused which category I should apply based on. Thanks!
If you are filing online, it will ask you a series of questions custom to you. The minimum eligibility is 2 years and 9 months from the time you get your first green card, so depending on when you received your first GC, that determines which rule your eligibility falls under.
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On 10/26/2019 at 10:59 AM, Fr8dog said:
Throw away the paper one, begin filling in the online one. You can fill it out without submitting it. They keep them for 3 months I think. You can correct, review, delete, amend as much as you want to before submitting.
Maybe it has changed, on mine It said the system will keep it for 30 days, then if it has not been submitted or paid for, it will delete automatically.
N-400 and I-751 Combo Pending -- Part 2
in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion
Posted
That's not fair, is it? Many of us here applied, many many moons ago and still waiting. And you just arrived and already schedule for Oath? I'm not happy about that at all.