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Had my interview a few days ago. I arrived in the waiting area, and less than a minute later got called in. So much quicker than back in Tampa! I brought my husband with just in case, fortunately the officer said she would be conducting both the ROC and naturalization interviews, so he would have to be there for the first portion of the interview and leave for the 2nd. We brought my baby daughter as well since I'm breastfeeding, and she was allowed in no issues. After answering questions about our relationship and each other, my husband left and the officer conducted the civics and English test. Then we just went over my paperwork (she asked for my daughter's birth certificate as well, luckily I did bring it even though it wasn't mentioned in the letter or anywhere else), the yes/no questions and finally she had me check that the info on my naturalization certificate would be correct.
 
So happy to be almost done with this journey  

It varies. I just did mine in Philadelphia and it took 5 months. They did my ROC interview together with my N-400 interview. Honestly ROC was no big deal to us, just another thing to file

Imagine if we had to call the # on the back to activate the card like a credit card.  

Had my interview a few days ago. I arrived in the waiting area, and less than a minute later got called in. So much quicker than back in Tampa! I brought my husband with just in case, fortunately the officer said she would be conducting both the ROC and naturalization interviews, so he would have to be there for the first portion of the interview and leave for the 2nd. We brought my baby daughter as well since I'm breastfeeding, and she was allowed in no issues. After answering questions about our relationship and each other, my husband left and the officer conducted the civics and English test. Then we just went over my paperwork (she asked for my daughter's birth certificate as well, luckily I did bring it even though it wasn't mentioned in the letter or anywhere else), the yes/no questions and finally she had me check that the info on my naturalization certificate would be correct.
 
So happy to be almost done with this journey  

Had my interview a few days ago. I arrived in the waiting area, and less than a minute later got called in. So much quicker than back in Tampa! I brought my husband with just in case, fortunately the officer said she would be conducting both the ROC and naturalization interviews, so he would have to be there for the first portion of the interview and leave for the 2nd. We brought my baby daughter as well since I'm breastfeeding, and she was allowed in no issues. After answering questions about our relationship and each other, my husband left and the officer conducted the civics and English test. Then we just went over my paperwork (she asked for my daughter's birth certificate as well, luckily I did bring it even though it wasn't mentioned in the letter or anywhere else), the yes/no questions and finally she had me check that the info on my naturalization certificate would be correct.
 
So happy to be almost done with this journey  

You are a magnificent child! 
Love, Your long lost other mother. Call me 

Anyone waiting on 10 year green card can keep waiting or file N 400 when your eligible, we filed N 400 4/3/22 and my wife has Citizenship test 7/14/22. Still waiting on 10 year green card I 751 but God willing she passes it’s a mute point. YSC is still the worst 

I just don't see how the method of conception would ever even come up.  Biological parents whose babies became embryos in a lab are legally no different than biological parents whose babies became embryos at home or in a Taco Bell bathroom.  There is no separate notation on anyone's birth certificate about manner of conception.
 
Surrogacy/sperm donor situations are completely different.  

just because they post something online does not mean that its true. lol they are just numbers that are made up by some guy in the number crunching room

Hey everyone! My husband passed the interview this morning!!!! Thank you everyone😊😊😊😊

OP, 
 
Congrats.  It's a sad state with USCIS that you had to WoM to get your application processed while others got theirs within the normal processing time.
 
But, I have to admit, this topic caught my eye because of the numerous @Crazy Cat references.  I bet his notification is lighting up.  Hello, @Crazy Cat, hopefully this doesn't cause you to be crazier crazy cat.

Nope.  Mostly because I am not sure where to take a photo out on a date.  CVS photo section?  Frame shop?

Got so excited to see an USCIS envelope on my USPS Informed Delivery -- it was just the 24 month extension letter 🤦🏻‍♀️ at least it wasn't an RFE? 

I got an update this morning about my card being produced! I'm so happy and  thank God immensely.  I wish all who are waiting the same outcome. Just hang in there!
My package was sent on 03/15/21 and got approved on 11/08/21 without any interview. Texas Service Center. 
 
Best Wishes!!!!

Got so excited to see an USCIS envelope on my USPS Informed Delivery -- it was just the 24 month extension letter 🤦🏻‍♀️ at least it wasn't an RFE? 

Updating my own post here.
 
Just received 24-month extension letter 11/4/21. Rec'd date to USCIS first week of March 2021. Biometrics waived 4/30/21.

Got a notification on my Case Tracker app today and the status shows to "New Card is Being Produced"!
Was starting to feel a little scared since I felt like I was pretty much the only one from SRC who hasn't heard back yet.
 
Received date: 03/04/2021
NOA date: 03/31/2021
Biometrics appt: 08/11/2021
 
Best wishes and good luck to everyone, don't lose hope!!

Got so excited to see an USCIS envelope on my USPS Informed Delivery -- it was just the 24 month extension letter 🤦🏻‍♀️ at least it wasn't an RFE? 

Congratulations! Great to know Philly is moving so fast, as I will be applying in March Best of luck!

First, I want to say thank you to everyone on the forum, you all are the best. I had my N400 /I-751 interview on Thursday at Philadelphia and was given a recommendation for approval notice. This morning my I-751 changed to approved and this evening my N400 changed to oath ceremony notice was mailed. When I checked my online portal, my ceremony is coming on the 16th of this month. finally the stress is over. I still can't believe how fast it went. 🙏

I applied April 10, 2021.

Just wanted to pass some thoughts on LIN filers. 

I've been keeping my eye on December 2020 I-751 thread and there seems to be sporadic movement there with 10-year cards being received; One was approved in ~7.5 months and another was approved in ~9.5 months. Going off the LIN spreadsheet for 2020 approvals, the average approval time looks like ~8 months. So hopefully by the end of this year, all of us LIN filers should receive some good news...hopefully...Hope everyone is well!

[Disclaimer: I am not an attorney or know anything about USCIS other than filing packets]

I saw a clip of Evelin telling Corey she wanted a divorce because he cheated on her? Umm isn't Evelin the town bicycle?? She cheated on Corey with Raul, and a few other people!! Double standards for sure. 

Just got approved today! New biometrics we’re done, no interview. WAC office! 

Case filed: 3/13
Card produced: 9/14
Case approved: 9/15
 
WAC service center. 
Good luck to all!