Charming12

In a twist today. I went for my citizenship interview. Passed everything.
Was told to wait in the lobby for my certificate and then the printer broke.
So they will call me either today or tomorrow to come in the collect it.
 
Bad luck for sure

My case completion changed from December 2020 to September 2020. Not sure if that would be the case?Lets hope for the best:)

It doesnt matter what the CO says at the time of the interview. Cases from Pakistan more often than not go through a long AP process (usually many months), because the US can not rely on the police certificates issued by pakistan 

I GOT MY INTERVIEW
 
Miami 
 
8801 NW 7TH AVENUE MAIN LOBBY 1ST FLOOR MIAMI, FL 33150 USA
On (Date): Wednesday, August 19, 2020 At (Time): 08:30AM
 
please update my time sheet! OMG!!!!!!

Oath Ceremony Letter showed up in Documents tab online. 
August 20, 2020 in the Memphis Field Office.
 
I was hoping it would be here in Little Rock, but I said yesterday I didn't care if we had to go back to Memphis to get it done.
 

I just checked the egov.uscis.gov/casestatus site and it shows:
 
We scheduled your oath ceremony for Receipt Number IOE935XXXXXXX. We sent a notice with the date, time, and location of your oath ceremony to the address you gave us. Please follow the instructions in the notice. If you do not receive your notice by August 26, 2020, please go to www.uscis.gov/e-request to request a copy of the notice. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address.
 
The my.uscis.gov/ site is still showing "We approved your application"

This is a copy of the instruction from the appointment letter. This is for an appointment at the Memphis Field Office. Other offices might have slightly different instructions.

Yes you now have a stamp that is good for 1 year and that serves as your GC. 

Okay thanks so now 18 months extension letter is useless too?

Furlough is Postponed! 
https://www.appropriations.senate.gov/news/minority/leahy-announces-that-uscis-is-postponing-furloughs-of-13000-public-servants

My wife got her I-751 approval letter in the mail today. It is dated July 8, the date of her N-400 interview.

Hi,

My interview has been scheduled on Friday, August 21, 2020 at the Denver Field Office. My interview notice is dated July 8, 2020. Kindly update my info on the spreadsheet, @Deagle or @Rick & Apple. Thanks!

Blue Bianchi
 

Completed my interview, it was very quick and easy, application recommended for approval, will receive date and time in the mail, will update with that.

Apple passed her interview. It only took 20 minutes. 
 
The interviewer asked:
Full name
Address 
Spouse name
Have you ever told someone that you are a U.S. citizen?
 
What ocean is on the east coast?
What was the main concern during the cold War?
What was the war between the north and the south?
How long is the president elected for?
 

There is  no option other than waiting. USCIS makes your patience stronger if you strong enough . Just like '' What doesn`t kill you, makes you stronger''. I've become more patient person in my life since dealing with USCIS

Interesting that your friend has the exact same circumstances like you. 

Hi, Everyone
 
After applying in January last year and getting an RFE in February 2020, today I got notifications that case is approved and card is produced. I’m glad, but honestly got so numb to waiting, that it didn’t seem like that big of a deal.  Hopefully everyone gets the same message soon! 

You can’t compare your case to anyone else’s and you also cannot judge a case based on surface-level information that’s may or may not even be accurate. Each case is unique. One couple might actually need a binder of evidence and still gets asked for more, whilst other couples are so low risk that commingling finances are convincing enough. 
 
Your case is already approved so I’m unsure why this would matter to anyone but the adjudicator. Be happy for those with uncomplicated approvals and hope for the best for those still waiting. That’s all there is to it. 

look like you guys have nothing else to do?chill dude you will get your date soon so just relax and wait

Took my Oath of Allegiance here in Indianapolis today. I just want to encourage you if you haven’t heard anything yet , it will happen ! 

Dude my case has been transferred to NBC from Vermont Centre more than 3 months ago and still no response. USCIS is a joke and I dnt get how they process cases?I see alot of folks filled in September 2019 got their cases approved

I checked my case status and got this
 
On March 24, 2020, we ordered your new card for Receipt Number SRC199017****, and will mail it to the address you gave us. If you move, go to www.uscis.gov/addresschange to give us your new mailing address.
 
I hope all of you see this soon as well. It has been exceptionally slow going for us. 
I also wish I could thank the USCIS official working during Covid-19 .
 

The media is hyping the impact of the virus, for obvious reasons. Nothing else they've tried (against Trump) has worked. Our president is doing an excellent job handling the situation. Sounds like you caught a case of TDS.

It's impossible for anyone to say how long it will last at this time. I don't think 30 days was ever set in stone. It could have been reduced if the situation got better. It's certainly possible it could be extended if things get worse.
 
  From an epidemiological perspective, they would be looking at new cases falling below a certain number and then 2 weeks after that they would start to lift travel restrictions. I am not certain what criteria they are actually following though. It still seems to be more of a piecemeal approach.

USCIS announced today that it is no longer scheduling any in-person interviews or oath ceremonies, which directly affects all N-400 applicants. Please write to your 2 Senators and to your Representative to allow USCIS to conduct online interviews and ceremonies.
 
 
"Dear Senator/Representative
USCIS announced today that it will no longer provide in-person services to immigrants at its local offices. This includes lawful permanent residents who have already applied for US citizenship and now can no longer attend any interviews or oath ceremonies, effectively halting their legal path to citizenship. Please introduce legislation that will allow naturalization of lawful, law abiding  and skilled permanent residents without the requirement of physical presence. You should allow conducting interviews and oath ceremonies over Skype or Facetime. Keeping the citizenship path open  will enable  current permanent residents to apply for federal jobs in these times of need and also vote in this year's crucial presidential election.
Best wishes,"