jexusjane

Hey guys, 
So I just wanted to add an update. With my last case inquiry I never got a response, and when I call tier 2 officer told me my case was assigned to an officer and I should hear back soon. No response since. I went for a infopass appt and was told it is pending and they can see my i751 is in the same folder with my n400. I was still hoping to get GC because my passport, old GC and extension letter are all expired. I know, great, right?
So since it has been a month since my 1st inquiry, I submitted a 2nd one. Today I got a reply. See pictures. 
It has been 1 year and 1 month and 11 days since my noa. I guess now it's official, another year to wait. At least I am in line for N-400 😊
 
 
 

Welcome. I have conceded to the point where I expect my 751 and 400 to be approved concurrently when the 400 interview is available, and if anything comes before that, it will be a pleasant surprise..

Thanks Juliava. I did a little bit of research into how many days pass by on average based on last month filers. They haven't gotten their interviews yet, but from what data we have this is how many days they had to wait between NOA and Biometrics and Biometrics and "In line for interview". I hope this is helpful.
 
p.s: This is based on last month filings. They are doing it via google sheet.
 

Just FYI for those on twitter.  For the next hour, @USCIS is answering general questions (no personal info tho) if you submit w #AskUSCIS at end of question. Who knows how many they'll reply to but worth a shot to bombard w questions re: length of time this is now taking :-)