weakheart

At least it looks like you are "in-line"...  Mine still shows only that a fingerprint appointment was scheduled (and done in Feb)...  I would love to see some traction on my case, but alas, that does not appear to be the case...

Hopefully the train is express. Its been 2 months since my fingerprint. Becoming anxious day by day

Hi Jan Filers,
 
I have just got the mobile notification for my interview date. However interview date will be sent through the letter. It looks like that they issue the dates in batch. I mean even if you have applied 30 days +/- , You are likely to get the interview date on same day.
 
Last thing, I was expecting the interview date in mid May. So it is lot faster than I thought. 
 
Good luck to rest of us. 

Was so excited when I saw it! Thank you! I think we will start seeing more updates now 

got an update on Monday. My interview has been scheduled! Waiting for the official letter! Finally! It's about time! 
Good luck to everyone! Hope we start seeing more and more! 

hopefully tomorrow some of us get interview schedule, yes, yes

Huh?
 
Did I come across as arguing?  My apologies if so, as that certainly wasn't my intention.

And then....there this 86 year-old employee who still uses a typewriter on sick leave, who is actually on life support, but can never be fired since he does not flipping retire.

Hi Everyone
I had my citizenship interview in Louisville today and it went really well!  I have been approved (pending the Senior Officer's approval).  I didn't have an oath ceremony today, I have to wait for scheduling for that.
 
The interview was surprisingly quick (maybe 15 minutes).  The interviewing officer (super friendly and very relaxed) asked me to confirm details on my N400, we also went through in brief detail my 2 trips outside the country in the last 5 years and then we did the testing.  He first had me read a sentence: "The President lives in the White House".  Then I had to write "The White House is in Washington DC".  The civics questions were: 
Who Vetoes Bills?
Who did the US fight in WW2?
What is an Amendment?
What is the capital of Kentucky?
What are the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution called?
and I think the other one was
What do we show loyalty to when we say the Pledge of Allegiance?
 
I was a bit nervous but as I said the guy was very friendly and that made me relax.  After that I had to confirm I was prepared to serve the country if necessary, that I understood the Oath and then I had to sign a couple of things including my photos.
 
He said thats it, I'm recommending you for approval and asked if I had any questions.
 
I bought a lot of documentation to the interview:
Passport
Green Card
Drivers Licence
Tax Transcripts (5 Years)
Original tax returns
Several Household bills with me and my wife's name on
Interview letter
Birth certificates
Marriage certificates
A few other bits and bobs
 
The ONLY thing he asked me for was an old passport confirming my 2 trips out of the country!  You obviously need the I/V letter, Drivers license, Green card and passport to sign in.  He laughed when I told him all I bought and said "I appreciate it, but as you are applying under the 5 year rule, we probably won't need any of it"
 
All done now except for the oath ceremony which should be fun.  
 
Good luck to all of you in this stressful time, I hope my experiences here help you overcome some nerves - it was really a breeze.  If you get to the interview stage, its more hassle for them not to approve you!
 
I hope all of your cases are approved (soon) and thanks for the advice and support.  Would someone mind updating my timeline?

lol"  on solar system"

Processing times for N-400 applications are 8 months.  For January filers, this means September.  
 
Therefore, given that the average time between the interview letter and the date of the actual interview being 1 month, this means that for most of us, we won't be seeing the interview letter until August. 
 
And this isn't even considering the recent slowdown occurring due to increased DACA processing since the election season.
 
In other words, don't hold your breath until late summer and pull your hair out stressing yourself.  Relax and let it come when it comes.

I was seriously thinking to put AUG as well, but after recalculation I feel, in Aug we will be mostly done  

glad you didnt say august or september,, by the way i just checked it is still in line:((((

My tip for today :
" be patient and that panience will be rewarded"... in May, Jun or Jul.. 
 

Go ahead with your plan, it doesn't look like you will have interview scheduled in 9 days, they give some days after sending interview letter, it is usually one month

Stress won't solve problem bro, we know we are getting there, I mean we have cleared backgrounds and i m sure they have some priority base system based on I don't know what,but it sure is moving, i m expecting some news within this month

Wohoooooo, its moving moooving

I checked this morning and my case said , i am in line brother and i was like i hope that line is moving

Not at all and they filed by marriage and thry wear headscarves ( from Muslim countries ) it made me less worried with everything we hear lately about banning Muslim refugees

I am thinking now where are we stuck😿, it says inline for last two centuries.... anyone still stuck on fingerprints in January forum?

Hey, Guys!
Take it easy, relax, I know it is hard to be patient with USCIS process but you know it takes time, maybe now a little more, but it nothing you can do just be patient. I must confess I checked USCIS website one or  two times a day because according to my local office processing times they must be scheduling my M-I-L and my daughter files on this days  (All this in my own experience a couple years ago)

I enjoyed my weekend, nothing happened so far.

Congratulations!!! It great to see movement among January filers! Good luck with preparations to the interview!

Lol... check ur status one more time, maybe they changed it at 4:55 pm😂😂

Check out the November filers thread, the number of posts about interviews scheduled have increased significantly in the last couple of weeks and the momentum seems to continue.
As I said, we are roughly 2 months away for "normal" cases to begin moving.