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Mine disappeared at the same time and has never come back, at least not when I’ve looked. I’ve now had my interview and passed but still no wait time. Mine originally said July 2020. Since my original interview was supposed to be in April but in fact took place in July, I’ve mentally added at least 3 months to that July date. And I’ll be stunned if it’s as short as that.
 
Edit: although if your in one of the locations that does the interview on and the oath ceremony on the same day, you might be faster. Some offices are simply faster.

Till Friday my estimate completion time was August 2020(1 month) but at the end of the same day it disappeared, I don't know whether they would add more time or what 

So she came here in 2008 (married),  2 year later, got her 10 year Green Card.  Immediately moved to Hawaii  without her husband! (huh? Why) Managed to get a place and secured a job within a month of arrival. (Did you know anyone there, were you seeing someone?) 
 
Now “She was married over 2 years, his then mistress was pregnant, overall, an unfair situation” Okay, it seems like she had to endure a lot and was miserable, she left. Which raises the question How did they pass the 10 year GG round to begin with. Information probably were mispresented somewhere. 
 
It doesnt matter if they have 10 year GC already, if USCIS thinks you obtain it due to mispresenting information truthfully, it become invalid.  Even if you come over decades ago, have baby with your wife, still got denied. This case the guy was married and having gfs. 
 
Anyhow, the backlog has definitely increased 87% the last 2 years!

why not wait after ROC then you would have your 10 year green card and you would do is go through a legal name change 

Also try the new DHS-based website. It requires making an account and uses 2 factor authentication, but it does tend to be updated more quickly/accurately:
https://myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov/

My husband owned the house before we married, so the deed was filed in his name only.  We renewed our mortgage and placed my name on the documents as a joint debt.  It would have cost a bit more money to go and change the deed, but it would not make any difference for the mortgage....so we didn't bother.  For I751, financial evidence is king, so we concentrated on mortgage docs.