Cr5meBrulee

Thanks for the response! No, my status hasn’t changed to oath letter mailed just the message that says I was recommended for approval, placed in line for oath ceremony and that a letter detailing oath date and time would be mailed within 30 days.

Glad to see most of you getting approvals or transfer notices. I just checked my.uscis.gov and no activity on my end since feb 26. I guess my file is still at CSC.

Sorry to hear about this. Could it be that you've gotten selected for interview one automatically because your AOS interview was waived? Hope you feel better, I was under a lot of stress two years ago as the process was taking so long. I had recently lost my job a few weeks before going to our interview but the lady was so nice to us and made us feel very comfortable. We got approved on the spot. I'd think that the I-751 interview would be even easier.

Something a bit unrelated to the process but it might help people that want to do it.
I will be changing jobs in a few weeks so I needed an I-551 stamp on my passport to present as evidence of my employment eligibility since my conditional GC is expired and the Notice of action is not accepted for the I-9. I made an infopass appointment for my field office (Fresno) and took my receipt, my biometric letter, my passport and my job offer letter with me. I arrived 30 minutes early and had no problems going in. Once I reached the IO he asked how could he help so I explained my situation, I offered all my documents but he only took my GC and my NOA, looked at his computer for a few and looked at my file and pics (I know because he asked me if I went to certain college because of a pic in the package) and asked me if I was still married, I responded yes, still married. He then grabbed my passport and put the stamp on it. He explained to me that I shouldnt have any problems since I was still married but pointed out to not change my address until I actually move or the process can be delayed a bit. I was out in about 20 minutes since I got to the office.