LuvMyDirndl

Just got notice that my interview has been scheduled. Excited and wondering as I thought it'll take forever in the DC office.
Will update once I got the interview letter with date in hand.

Whew! I was getting worried, seeing the biometric appointments being posted and not seeing any movement on mine. The usual butterflies. But it seems I'm right along with the flow. Got the letter in the mail today, no text or email updates either.
Updating timeline below.
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Received my biometrics appointment letter on satuday 4/30. Issued 4/23 (my mail is slow). Appointment date 5/9.
No email notification or status update on USCIS either.
Just glad it's finally moving.
Hopefully the FBI check is quick as my field office's timelines for processing have increased dramatically over the last two years. As of April 1st, when they conducted an information event, the director informed they are currently working on November cases. So, it'll probably already be a close to 4 month wait from the interview to oath.

You have to buy a ticket?

he won't get bond, period. End of story. Ignoring the situation and hoping for the best will get him nowhere but a one way trip to Jamaica. My friend married a man from Turkey. He was in overstay exactly like your husband, was married to another women, divorced and never removed conditions. BUT and this is a BIG BUT, he did not have any felony criminal charges against him , not even a speeding ticket. He was driving one day and was pulled over by the police, he of course had no green card to provide so off he went to immigration lock up(this was in NYC). He had his hearing and had his very "competent" immigration attorney wit him, an attorney who told them the same thing before he was arrested, that all they needed to do was "get his citizenship"and failed to mention the removing of conditions part from his first wife. Long story short, this attorney filed for citizenship for him, citizenship he was NOT eligible for before he was arrested. Charged them $5000 to file it not including the fee for citizenship, charged them another $2500 to show up for immigration court and and attempted to explain to the judge that he has filed his citizenship papers and pleaded for his release and he assured the judge in no time his naturalization papers would be approved and everything would be hunky dory and everyone would live happily ever after. The judge LITERALLY laughed in his face and told him he should be ashamed to be claiming to be an experienced immigration attorney, went on to explain to my friend and her husband that their bozo of an attorney failed to tell them their is no citizenship without a 10 year green card and said if he had it his way lawyers such as the one they were paying thousands to for giving people false hope would be disbarred. My friends husband was promptly deported back to Turkey, the judge did not give them the opportunity to get his green card situation and overstay straightened out. That was 14 months ago. In the end the my friend and her husband divorced. There is no way he can ever come back to the US and she cannot move to Turkey as she has three children from a previous marriage, one in college and the other two are still in high school. Their lives were torn apart, they are both heartbroken,they used every penny they had to pay the "attorney" to file citizenship and borrowed $2500 from her sister for him to show up at her husbands hearing.
Moral of the story, ignoring the reality of your husband's situation and hoping for the best will get him nowhere except a one way ticket to Jamaica, which I'm sure is already in the cards. Why on God's green Earth do people come to this forum asking for advice then ignore said advice? Why bother asking when you know you already plan to move ahead with the way things are already going? Seriously WHY???????