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  1. I passed my interview and took my oath in Mount Laurel, NJ today. My interview only took 10 mins and then 10 mins later had my oath taking ceremony with 5 others. I am finally a US citizen! The officer was awesome and he talked to me about Russell Peters and his jokes since we both are from Canada. It was a smooth experience overall. This forum has been a great help. Good luck to the rest of you! 

  2. 2 hours ago, Unidentified said:

    I highly doubt you need to bring anything other than what is on the list. It does say that if you sent in copies of something you should bring your originals. I brought all of the items that were on the list and they only checked the letter, passport and green card. In my case they didn't even ask for my husband's birth certificate. You'll just answer the civics questions, read and write as well as confirm some things in your application. you already sent in the tax transcripts etc right? They already have it. 

    Yes everything I scanned online during application submission. They don’t have my 2019 taxes bc I filed dec 2019 which I have copy of along with tax transcript. 

  3. What have you all been asked for during your interview based on 3 years application apart from the items listed on the interview notice that you took with you? My interview is coming up and I want to plan accordingly, I usually take more than what's asked for but trying to avoid having to take everything from Initial Greencard/ROC app. I plan on taking updated bank statements, 3 years worth of tax transcript from IRS, photcopies of our ids from previous addresses we have lived together, previous copy of apartment lease, current house deed, current car/house insurance for this year, utilities for this year that have names on them.

     

    Items on Interview Notice

    -  Letter

    -  Passport

    - Green Card

    - Spouse US Birth Certificate

  4. On 8/1/2020 at 1:27 PM, Quarknase said:

    Thanks for sharing. My countdown will be done in 15 days but I'm a January filer in Newark so I'll probably look at another 6 months wait or so.

    Fingers crossed for you that the inquiry triggered something at least :) 

    I just got another update when I did a follow up to my question. My case case is at the MT Laurel office and my jurisdiction is for Newark! The mount laurel office is only 45 mins from where I live and from the looks for processing times the mount laurel office is quicker than Newark. Crossing my fingers. 

  5. On 7/30/2020 at 12:22 PM, nagylyndsey said:

    Has anyone heard anything out of Mount Laurel? Our estimated completion date for N400 was July 2020, obviously didn’t happen. The completion date is just empty now... 

     

    I’ve seen one rescheduled interview that was supposed to happen in March rescheduled for August so at that rate I’m guessing citizenship in 2021... 

    My estimated date was July 2020

    as well and it disappeared last week. Now I have the message “we are taking longer than expected to proceed your case”. I made an enquiry about this happening and I got the below response back in my uscis account inbox :Thank you for your inquiry dated July 26, 2020.
    Requesting information about your N-400, Application for Naturalization. 
    Your application information has been entered into the system which schedules applicants for interviews at their local Field Office. Interview appointments are scheduled as slots become available at the Field Office. Once you have been scheduled for an appointment, you will receive an Interview Appointment Notice to appear at a certain date and time at your local Field Office. You must take the Interview Appointment Notice and photo ID to your appointment. Please review the Interview Appointment Notice for any other requirements. 

  6. 1 minute ago, JK123 said:

    Here we go NJ. Just got an email back from local congressman office about N-400 interview timeline. They said Newark office began processing scheduling N-400 interviews from June 29th, on a limited bases.  If anybody shares a new scheduled date, it would be very helpful :)

    Thank you for sharing this! My husband is going to do the same for my naturalization case. I just got off the phone with uscis and they were no help. 

  7. 25 minutes ago, Amadia said:

    I called USCIS this morning to find out about the same processing times for all the field offices. The girl I spoke with said she was surprised and explained that it was possibly a glitch because dates shouldn't be going back 2 yrs and showing July 2017. She did say that they update this information on the 15th of each month and hopefully July 15th will reflect accurate processing times. 

    She also reconfirmed that they sent my case to the West Palm Beach field office on Jan 6th 2020 for interview scheduling but no update from them yet so I'd have to wait until they do start scheduling.

    What number did you call? I’d like to see where my file is and if they transferred to my local office.

  8. 16 minutes ago, zzmr_qzz said:

    My office is Mount Laurel NJ as well, and last update on my case was in mid Jan... estimate complete time is still June 2020 but i guess it has not updated yet

    Mine is Mount Laurel as well..I haven’t heard back since Jan after biometrics. My estimated completion time pre pandemic showed to be may  2029 and it is now showing July 2020. Hope to keep each other posted on updates :)

  9. November 2018 filer with case at Vermont service center. Case got transferred to Potomac Service center in October 2019. I filed for citizenship Dec 2019 and had biometrics for citizenship  done January 2020. Got a case email and text update today that my new card is being produced. Now just waiting on interview notice for naturalization. Good luck everyone! 

  10. 13 minutes ago, jess100 said:

    Thanks to all of you for replies!  We just found out we did not remove restrictions on the SS card......this should be fun.

    I had push back from SSN office when I tried to do it with my extension letter and expired green card. I told them USCIS letter says this is a valid proof for status and my eligibility and to get the manager to call uscis to confirm if needed. The lady thought about what I said and she issued me the approval right away. So don’t be afraid to push back back if the ssn office says you can’t use your stamp in the passport because you can! 

  11. Did you remove restrictions on your SSN card when  you become permanent resident? If you did, by law - your SSN card that has no restrictions must be accepted by your employer to prove your eligibility to work in the US. I provided my SSN card without restrictions when I switched jobs and my Drivers License and they had to accept it. I did not provide my expired greencard even though i had my extension because they just wont get why you have an extension letter sometimes.

     

    Hope this helps!

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