marmott

I believe you need the transcripts from the IRS, fairly fast to request them online.

I had my interview yesterday in the Sacramento office and the case officer recommended that my application be approved. I think like most I came over prepared with a lot of documents but he only asked my for my green card, passport and marriage certificate. On a side note it was fun to see my file with my whole history since the fiance visa application, I caught glimpses of old pictures I had submitted.
For civics he started with the writing test, then the reading test and finished with the questions. I got the first 6 right so it stopped there. Once the verification on my application were finished the tone definitely relaxed and it was a nice conversation until he finished his paperwork. I'm waiting for the oath ceremony to be schedule now.
 
My N-400 timeline looks like this:
Jan 3 2024 - Filed N-400
Jan 4 2024 - Biometrics reused notice
Feb 14 2024 - Interview scheduled
Mar 26 2024 - Interview; recommended for approval
 

I had my interview yesterday in the Sacramento office and the case officer recommended that my application be approved. I think like most I came over prepared with a lot of documents but he only asked my for my green card, passport and marriage certificate. On a side note it was fun to see my file with my whole history since the fiance visa application, I caught glimpses of old pictures I had submitted.
For civics he started with the writing test, then the reading test and finished with the questions. I got the first 6 right so it stopped there. Once the verification on my application were finished the tone definitely relaxed and it was a nice conversation until he finished his paperwork. I'm waiting for the oath ceremony to be schedule now.
 
My N-400 timeline looks like this:
Jan 3 2024 - Filed N-400
Jan 4 2024 - Biometrics reused notice
Feb 14 2024 - Interview scheduled
Mar 26 2024 - Interview; recommended for approval
 

I had my interview yesterday in the Sacramento office and the case officer recommended that my application be approved. I think like most I came over prepared with a lot of documents but he only asked my for my green card, passport and marriage certificate. On a side note it was fun to see my file with my whole history since the fiance visa application, I caught glimpses of old pictures I had submitted.
For civics he started with the writing test, then the reading test and finished with the questions. I got the first 6 right so it stopped there. Once the verification on my application were finished the tone definitely relaxed and it was a nice conversation until he finished his paperwork. I'm waiting for the oath ceremony to be schedule now.
 
My N-400 timeline looks like this:
Jan 3 2024 - Filed N-400
Jan 4 2024 - Biometrics reused notice
Feb 14 2024 - Interview scheduled
Mar 26 2024 - Interview; recommended for approval
 

I had my interview yesterday in the Sacramento office and the case officer recommended that my application be approved. I think like most I came over prepared with a lot of documents but he only asked my for my green card, passport and marriage certificate. On a side note it was fun to see my file with my whole history since the fiance visa application, I caught glimpses of old pictures I had submitted.
For civics he started with the writing test, then the reading test and finished with the questions. I got the first 6 right so it stopped there. Once the verification on my application were finished the tone definitely relaxed and it was a nice conversation until he finished his paperwork. I'm waiting for the oath ceremony to be schedule now.
 
My N-400 timeline looks like this:
Jan 3 2024 - Filed N-400
Jan 4 2024 - Biometrics reused notice
Feb 14 2024 - Interview scheduled
Mar 26 2024 - Interview; recommended for approval
 

I received my new card today too.

Very classic case: filled in August 2017 to renew my GC, went through biometrics a month later. I didn't hear anything about my case until now apart from the "transfer to your local office" update. I've changed my address twice in December and 3 weeks ago.
I have no filled for N-400 because I read you need to have lived 6 months in the same place to do so. No RFE or interview (so far).

90 days before the date your first  green card was issued.
You can calculate it here also. 
 
https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/dateCalculator.html