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Taureti

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  1. For me, the best way to learn was through YouTube videos. I was answering 100% correctly every single time before going to the interview.
  2. When we first contacted the supervisor, the response was that a decision should be made within 90 days, and if not, to reach out again. Before the 90-day mark, when I spoke with Emma chat, I was repeatedly directed to check processing times and told my case was still within normal limits. However, on day 91, the Emma agent instructed me to submit an e-request. From this, it’s clear that after the 90-day mark, they no longer dismiss inquiries. By 120 days, a decision is expected.
  3. Update: I asked the Senator to contact USCIS on my behalf. My attorney also submitted an inquiry directly to the field office supervisor, and I was able to submit a request myself after chatting with Emma—the live agent directed me to do so since my case is now outside normal processing times (90+ days). Let’s see who responds first—if anyone responds at all. This is ridiculous nonetheless.
  4. Congratulations to all new Citizens! Update: It’s been 87 days with no decision. I reached out to my senator, who will contact USCIS, but said it may take 30+ days due to delays. The upcoming Monday marks 90 days, and my attorney will follow up with the field office on day 91. Hoping these reminders finally move things along.
  5. I traveled just a couple of times, so it was easy for me to remember, but I see no reason not to write it down if you travel more.
  6. Mine said a decision couldn’t be made, but the officer explained why. She said my Alien file hadn’t arrived in time for the interview. She also said I would hear back in 1–2 weeks, as she was ready to approve me on the spot, but needed to review the A-file before making the final decision. Now, 78 days later, I’m still waiting.
  7. I'm waiting 79 days. I don't think you can contact senator 1 week after the interview. We ( my attorney and I) will contact the field office on the 90 days mark and then senator after 120 days mark.
  8. Don't pay attention to the progress estimate. Mine shows 2 days; I passed the interview on 6/10 and am still waiting for the decision.
  9. Congratulations to the new citizens! My timeline shows 2 weeks, but of course, it doesn’t really mean anything. I'm no longer anxious about getting the answer; I don't even check the status daily anymore. I just hope to receive the answer within next year—I plan to travel in spring and want to move states. Good luck to everyone!
  10. No to all. I have no skeletons in my closet. The officer said that part of my file is missing, and she needs to review it before making a final decision. I think you mixed up N400 with the A file. N400 is digital and not missing. My attorney, who accompanied me, mentioned that this can happen with old paper files. The officer also said she would approve me on the spot if it weren’t for that missing part of the file. I also did some research—unfortunately, this often occurs when older files are misplaced. I'm not sure if it's missing, because she said it has not arrived in time for the interview. Maybe it came in a week or two, just like she said, but she never got back to my file to finish it. Or maybe my file is lost, who knows?
  11. Online. Yes you remember correctly. I'm worried they lost my A-file.
  12. Just an update, 40 days after the interview, I'm still waiting. 🥺
  13. I see a new update on my case API. I believe they added G-28 because my attorney sent an update request last week. One line changed from false to true, but nothing else has happened.
  14. 3 weeks later and still no decision. Very sad
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