FROWNcat

That means that they were opening your file just to review it before the interview

2008 version will be used.  You will be asked a minimum of 6 questions...maximum of 10.  You must score 60% correct.  

There are no multiple choice.....just study the 2008 N-400 question list available online:
 
100 Civics Questions and Answers for the 2008 Test with MP3 Audio (English version) | USCIS

I've been eligible for citizenship for nearly two years... maybe I should apply some time soon. 

I was finally approved today! I just received a text that my case was updated and my card is being produced! Finallly! So happy! 

Green card in hand. Received Monday with a congratulations letter.  Also received something about an extension but I think I’m good! So, 10 years from October 15th that’s a nice break from immigration
 
lifting of conditions from March 07 2017 - October 15th 2018 roughly 19months. 

I received the letter on Tuesday and my GC should be here Saturday!

I received the letter on Tuesday and my GC should be here Saturday!

I am a MARCH 2017 CSC filer , got a transfer notice to Nebraska on April 4, 2018. Applied N400 April 7, 2018 online. 
May 2018 I got my passport stamp. On August 6, 2018 I got my 18 months extension.
Today I went home late from a party and to my surprise, I got my APPROVAL LETTER dated Aug 27, 2018. NO UPDATES ONLINE UNTIL NOW.
I am just so relieved and happy. Now its time to wait for the actual green card.
Hope everyone receive theirs soon! Good luck to all of us!

It look like approval  letter it's one page keep us posted 

hi, just want to update.. im one of the March filer; March 6, 2017 they recieved my application then around July this year they transfered my account to local office from California, and just last week out of the blue i recieved a letter of extension from texas center then next day they update the status to "card being produce" and yesterday it says they mailed me the new card, finally :) i hope everyone who still waiting will get the same favorable results soon! thank you!

I've been wondering about Nebraska and I wouldn't be surprised if we had a similar timeline. It feels like it's been so long.

I got a transfer Notice almost 2 months ago but I have also filed for naturalization. They have scheduled for the citizenship interview in a month. I believe this transfer notice is going to help process the case, best wishes to you and all of you who are still waiting. 

Yep, except yesterday they sent me an e-mail saying an action was taken on my case (or something similar) and apparently my case was transferred. Then they sent me the same e-mail today just so I'd check the web site to see the same notification posted twice.

Unsure if this is a glitch or not. I guess I'll wait and see if I get a letter in the mail within the next 4 weeks.

Many of you who got the transfer notice I hope it's a good sign. 

They will most likely give you an I-551 stamp for a year. You can travel on the stamp in November but I am pretty sure you would be approved before November. 

There's no such thing. 
When your extension letter expires, you can make an InfoPass appointment to get a stamp in your passport, which then allows you to travel normally.

So I went for my N400 interview today and was approved. They scheduled me for oath ceremony immediately which 6/25/18.
My N400 timeline.
 
10yrs green card approve on 2/28/18.
Received green card the following week which is like 2/9/18.
Applied for N400 4/9/18.
Scheduled for biometric on 4/14/18.
Did biometric 5/1/18.
Scheduled for interview notice 5/7/18
Did interview 6/11/18.
Oath ceremony scheduled for 6/25/18.
 
Just a reminder. Started this journey with Shell, Derwood and the rest back in 2014 on the adjustment of status group. Am just on of those that read behind the scene. But happy now to share my story with everyone and I will tell more of the story. Happy the journey is coming to an end.
 
 

California SC

I'd suggest keeping your posts shorter next time. Trust me, no one wants to read that much stuff and it's hard to respond. 
 
Imo you mostly got denied  because they suspected that instead of using spouse visa you skipped the law and adjusted from torusit visa - and they didn't like it. Maybe that's why they required more proofs from you. 
 
There is whole bunch of stuff new immigrant can do to show joint assets by the way. 
 
You sound really bitter but this is how system works. 
 
As for taxes you could have just filed married but separate. I don't think ssn 
Would be needed. There is some other alien tax number that I currently don't remember how it's called. 

Sorry, but what do you want exactly? You have only poor choices left at this point.
If you are doing AOS, you should not have made any plans to travel abroad before having AP in hand. Now that you have violated the first rule, there's nothing anybody can do...you either cancel or postpone the plans OR keep the plans, leave the US (abandoning AOS), and do the CR-1/IR-1 visa process to re-enter the US.
Edit: Or you keep the plans and keep hoping AP or AOS is approved before the wedding.
 
If you are doing a K-1 (you posted this in the K-1 forum) and made plans for a wedding in Canada before getting married in the US, then you are risking being denied the K-1 visa.

First rule of immigration: do not make wedding plans. Be ready to deal with some angry guests when you start making those canceling calls. 

You are welcome. Many applicants don't know about this form but it is the law. There were few filers on VJ who sent it late without any issue. It's good that you will be mailing it on time, regards. 

Thank you so much! I have already submitted  AR11 for myself and recevied a confirmation code via e-mail. We will make sure to also submit form I-865. I had no clue I had to send two forms!
 
Thanks everyone for being so helpful!