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I received a pleasant update this morning. Interview have been scheduled for my case only 10 days after receiving bio reuse letter.
 
Estimated wait time became 6 months
 
 
Pittsburgh PA local office

I received a pleasant update this morning. Interview have been scheduled for my case only 10 days after receiving bio reuse letter.
 
Estimated wait time became 6 months
 
 
Pittsburgh PA local office

Estimated completion date for my case updated from June to February 2021!!

Biometrics reuse letter sent on 2/1.
Filed 9/8 online, Los Angeles CA local office.

Finished my biometrics today - just a few pointers
No walk ins allowed (except military)
They make you wait and don't allow you to line up till 15 minutes prior to appointment
my appt notice had a code 5. The lady who took the fingerprints was very cordial and explained voluntarily that they only take the 2 fingerprints first to check if they have a matching record - if not, they would take all 10. Additionally, they took the picture and signature
All in all, it was a very pleasant experience. Now onto the next waiting game !
Right after that, my case status was "actively in review" - the wait time went down to 6 months (from 9), and the completion time is 8 months (from 10) - October 2021

Biometrics reuse letter finally on 2/1.
Filed 9/5 online, Pittsburgh, PA local office

Biometrics reuse letter finally on 2/1.
Filed 9/5 online, Pittsburgh, PA local office

Here is our document link for September 2020 filers:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IsFBL5rIL-9JoT8BTK7wET1a6vQIDKEvDKRvVWg-29E/edit?usp=sharing
 
At the moment it is restricted to view only and incomplete as it is late night here - I have listed everyone and will transfer all information over in the next 24 hrs. The reason it is restricted to view only because if I were to set it to "anyone on the internet with a link can edit this file" we might be in trouble ranging from "uncareful" editing, accidental removal of information, etc.... and seeing how it can be thousands of people editing from their devices that you have to trust - you and me would not be excited to get any viruses that can accidentally come from those computers when we open the file next. haha . So that's where I'm coming from on this. Let's see how this works out with me being the one doing the editing so far, however, I think this might be better that people can edit their own timeline eventually. What do you guys think? Unless there is some better safer way to do it. Posting this and going to bed for now.
 

Finally received hard copy of the card today
USPS failed to deliver it two days in a row

Finally received hard copy of the card today
USPS failed to deliver it two days in a row

Got it. I now remember reading your thread about the 319b, which was mind blowing and completely new. 
 
Best of luck with your request

You can request to expedite any uscis case usually on financial harship or humanitarian reasons. There are a couple of other reasons that i forgot but those are the 2 common ones that a lot of people apply on the basis of. 
 
But for me specifically i'm doing it for financial and military reasons. I'm a civilian but my husband is in the navy and i will be pcsing/moving to japan this dec and we'll be there for 3 years. We have a complicated military schedule and logistics from state to state and if ever i don't finish the whole process before we leave our current duty station by the end of october.. it will be difficult. i can easily go out of japan to do an interview and oath taking here in the us like what is required under ina 319b. but i most likely will not be able to come back into japan with travel restrictions and military travel restrictions due to the pandemic.
 
I also filled my n400 under ina 319b so in a way its also expedited cause i skipped roc and went straight from my aos to n400. 
 
But yeah normally when you're spouse is in the military or you are in the military and you're pcsing abroad for more than 1 year they usually grant expedite requests for n400 cases. And expedited processes for other types of applications like k1 or cr1 or even i-130's. 
 
But with that said, i also had to do my due dilligence and actually submit a lot more additional n400 evidences in my packet (which is why i had to mail in my packet and not do it online) that a normal n400 case would not normally even have to submit at all.
 
Hope that answers your question. I learned all about that from lurking and reading a lot here on visa journey and some fb groups about those topics. 

Congrats
I am also a LIN filer close to your case (filed after yours) and got approved this week. I am seeing a lot of movement from the Nebraska center. Now patiently waiting for the card and my citizenship application 

Happened to be logged on to the USCIS web site to check on the pending N-400, so I checked on our pending I-751. Lo and behold, it was approved just today! 
 

I didn’t take the modification but I know of people who are conscientious objectors to any form of arms. Shooting people is not the only way to defend the constitution, and the oath itself details other ways you can serve your country. 

Deeply held moral and ethical values, as allowed by Volume 12: Citizenship and Naturalization, Part J, Oath of Allegiance, Chapter 3, Oath of Allegiance Modifications and Waivers [12 USCIS-PM J]: “May be eligible for modifications based on religious training and belief, or conscientious objection arising from a deeply held moral or ethical code.”
 
Anyway, i applied yesterday, i said i cant take the full oath and attached a letter explaining this and requesting to remove this line. Will see how much trouble they will give me. Let the fun begin again LOL

WOW!! Congratulations. OMG........I pray for a good news like this everyday.

I think you need to call them.

Ok, submitted today 9/5.
Got an IOE9696xxxxxx receipt. Is that the same for all online submissions?
 
Here is the list of my supporting documents; this is based on marriage to US citizen, hence, 3 year after GC.
1.     Cover letter of the contents for N-400 Application for Naturalization
2.     Marriage certificate to a US spouse.

3.     Green Card front and back

4.     Copy of our Child’s, birth certificate and US passport

5.     Copy of my spouse's and my driver licenses from 4 different states we have resided in in the last 4 years

6.     Copy of our lease from 4 different states we have resided in in the last 4 years and a copy of the mortgage deed for the house that we recently bought in June 2020 that we currently reside in.

7.     Copy of Home insurance for the house that we bought

8.     Copy of bank statements of 4 years (1/year)

9.     Car insurance carrying our names

     A collection of pictures with our son over the span of 2 years on different occasions.

 

i485 and fiancé visa / CR1 and a bunch of others have higher priority than a i751.
 
n400 I think has more priority than a i751

Don't stress by checking everyday. i know you are doing that.Quit doing that if not you will be stressed out by looking at another cases. Leave it like it is. Set your phone and email to your cases number, if it moved, you will notify you.
 

My husband filed in September and did finger prints around January 20, and our file is also LIN and no update since case received either .....

I am also mid sept and also LIN. I got biometrics done in january 2020, but my last update is that case is recieved in mid sept.
 
So I am just getting a little anxious.

Congrats man.
I believe that mine was from the NBC as well.
Best of luck with your IV

That's good to hear, do let us know about your interview experience. Best of luck
Congrats @WI_CA