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I am about to file my I751 soon as well. same confusion here. And I think I will do what you did, put N/A at all irrelevant places. 

Just want to update you guys on my case.
 
CSC filer here.
 
I filed mid-July 2017 and status changed to New Card Is Being Produced yesterday. I filed N400 this past June and had combo interview this week. It definitely pushed it to be approved. 
 
The specific dates can be found on my timeline.

Just want to update you guys on my case.
 
CSC filer here.
 
I filed mid-July 2017 and status changed to New Card Is Being Produced yesterday. I filed N400 this past June and had combo interview this week. It definitely pushed it to be approved. 
 
The specific dates can be found on my timeline.

I had my n400 and I751 interview. Here is my experience:
 
I751: I brought my spouse with me but he wasn't invited into the interviews at all. Just me and the IO. It took about 5 mins. Just asked me names, DOB, how we met and when we met, my spouse's name, DOB, current address. Quick and easy. And the IO said once he approved it, I probably would receive a new card and I need to return it at the oath ceremony if approved for N400. 
 
N400: After confirming some identity information, we started with the civics and English test, they are all from the study book. As long as you can remember the answers from the book, then you are good to go. It took probably 10 mins and I was recommended for approval. 
 
I was not asked to show any of evidence that I brought in with me.
 
The IO was very polite, friendly and professional.

I had my n400 and I751 interview. Here is my experience:
 
I751: I brought my spouse with me but he wasn't invited into the interviews at all. Just me and the IO. It took about 5 mins. Just asked me names, DOB, how we met and when we met, my spouse's name, DOB, current address. Quick and easy. And the IO said once he approved it, I probably would receive a new card and I need to return it at the oath ceremony if approved for N400. 
 
N400: After confirming some identity information, we started with the civics and English test, they are all from the study book. As long as you can remember the answers from the book, then you are good to go. It took probably 10 mins and I was recommended for approval. 
 
I was not asked to show any of evidence that I brought in with me.
 
The IO was very polite, friendly and professional.

I had my n400 and I751 interview. Here is my experience:
 
I751: I brought my spouse with me but he wasn't invited into the interviews at all. Just me and the IO. It took about 5 mins. Just asked me names, DOB, how we met and when we met, my spouse's name, DOB, current address. Quick and easy. And the IO said once he approved it, I probably would receive a new card and I need to return it at the oath ceremony if approved for N400. 
 
N400: After confirming some identity information, we started with the civics and English test, they are all from the study book. As long as you can remember the answers from the book, then you are good to go. It took probably 10 mins and I was recommended for approval. 
 
I was not asked to show any of evidence that I brought in with me.
 
The IO was very polite, friendly and professional.

Hi all, long time lurker here. I am not big on posting, but I wanted to give hope to the California filers. My husband filed on 7/14/17. Back in March there was an update that the case was moved to a local office. Last night we got an update alert that his card was being produced   Today another update that his ROC case was approved (a little backward yes, but we'll take it). He had no interview. Good luck to all those still waiting! 

Congrats! We are from the same field office and I did my biometrics on July 2nd. No update since then.. I guess I'm stuck in their background check....

There are no cases around my case at all. lol. Not even a single one. It's showing all the case numbers around me are errors/not recognized.lol

You are not alone. My biometrics was done on 7/2/2018 as well and it's showing the same message. Probably a glitch or something

You working for USCIS? What do you mean by "the government now read new immigrants emails, text messages and such!! ? were you just joking or serious?

You working for USCIS? What do you mean by "the government now read new immigrants emails, text messages and such!! ? were you just joking or serious?

Most of the cases, filing N400 with pending I751, that I read about had their I751 transferred and received a separate interview letter from the field office requesting to bring their spouse (some didn't receive this letter). I also read a couple of cases where they didn't receive transfer notices. But it's either they still had combo interview and approved, or a decision cannot be made for their N400 after its interview.  If my I751 doesn't get approved before the n400 interview, I would definitely bring my spouse with me regardless whether they requested a combo interview or not

mine was never posted online and it's still not posted. I waited mine to come in mail to do the biometrics.

Most of the posts that I read said that they had combo interview and got approved pretty quickly for both cases. With pending I-751 and N400, somewhere along the line they will transfer the I751 to NBC and then to local office. So hopefully, we who have both cases pending will post updates here regarding transfers.

Most of the posts that I read said that they had combo interview and got approved pretty quickly for both cases. With pending I-751 and N400, somewhere along the line they will transfer the I751 to NBC and then to local office. So hopefully, we who have both cases pending will post updates here regarding transfers.

Most of the posts that I read said that they had combo interview and got approved pretty quickly for both cases. With pending I-751 and N400, somewhere along the line they will transfer the I751 to NBC and then to local office. So hopefully, we who have both cases pending will post updates here regarding transfers.

Ok,i c.Thank you.
Yeah, it probably will take some time to set it all up. Thank you for your reply

unbelievable......even N400 is taking longer now. My field office used to be 3.5 to 5.5 months. Now 5  - 12 month.

same here. But i don't think it's necessarily an interview. 

same here. But i don't think it's necessarily an interview. 

Hi All,
 
Just heard back from my immigration attorney regarding this matter. She basically half confirmed this. She said there has been a change on USCIS policy that they are going to interview all I751s, which is why the cases are transferred. But as we see earlier, they didnt interview Tcarrol. So I think that yes, cases are transferred but not necessarily we are all going to be interviewed. 

Ugh...I believe the quote from USCIS is indicating that you can file for N400 with pending ROC but it just won't get approved until ROC is approved first. This is what we were told by our immigration attorney last year as well.

Ugh...I believe the quote from USCIS is indicating that you can file for N400 with pending ROC but it just won't get approved until ROC is approved first. This is what we were told by our immigration attorney last year as well.

Ugh...I believe the quote from USCIS is indicating that you can file for N400 with pending ROC but it just won't get approved until ROC is approved first. This is what we were told by our immigration attorney last year as well.