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Hi all!  Just updating - husband filed N-400 in April in Minnesota.  They estimate an almost 2-year processing time initially, but it eventually went down to 1 year.  We moved to Massachusetts at the end of August.  His case was immediately transferred to the Boston field office, and about a week later he got notice of his interview.  He had the interview on 10/4 and passed!  Now we're just waiting for the oath ceremony.
 
Good luck to everyone!  We're all so close to the end ❤️  And thanks to all those that have shared their experiences and lent support to one another during this long and difficult journey.

Hi all!  Just updating - husband filed N-400 in April in Minnesota.  They estimate an almost 2-year processing time initially, but it eventually went down to 1 year.  We moved to Massachusetts at the end of August.  His case was immediately transferred to the Boston field office, and about a week later he got notice of his interview.  He had the interview on 10/4 and passed!  Now we're just waiting for the oath ceremony.
 
Good luck to everyone!  We're all so close to the end ❤️  And thanks to all those that have shared their experiences and lent support to one another during this long and difficult journey.

Hi all!  Just updating - husband filed N-400 in April in Minnesota.  They estimate an almost 2-year processing time initially, but it eventually went down to 1 year.  We moved to Massachusetts at the end of August.  His case was immediately transferred to the Boston field office, and about a week later he got notice of his interview.  He had the interview on 10/4 and passed!  Now we're just waiting for the oath ceremony.
 
Good luck to everyone!  We're all so close to the end ❤️  And thanks to all those that have shared their experiences and lent support to one another during this long and difficult journey.

Hi Blossom90!  My husband just filed his application this weekend - we're in Minneapolis.
 
I'm also confused about who processes these.  I thought it would be the Minneapolis-St. Paul field office, but had we filed on paper we would've had to send it to Chicago, and our receipt notice lists the NBC in Overland Park, KS.
 
Anyone have any insight on all this?

Joining the group!  We just got notice yesterday that my husband's I-751/removal of conditions was approved.  So, as soon as we have the 10-year green card in hand, we'll be sending his N-400!
 
I'm also curious what supporting documents people are sending.  I was considering sending everything from the I-751/ROC application plus updates from the past year.  But it's over 500 pages...is that overkill?

Just got home to an approval notice in the mail!  Case number begins WAC18118 and was sent to CSC.  Received date was 3/12/18 and the approval notice date was 4/3/19.  No RFE and no interview.  I'll add the info to the spreadsheet.
 
Our case status also never changed online, either on the myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov site or on the egov.uscis.gov site. 
 
Now on to the citizenship application!  Best of luck to those that are still waiting.

Great!! Congratulations!! 

Just got home to an approval notice in the mail!  Case number begins WAC18118 and was sent to CSC.  Received date was 3/12/18 and the approval notice date was 4/3/19.  No RFE and no interview.  I'll add the info to the spreadsheet.
 
Our case status also never changed online, either on the myaccount.uscis.dhs.gov site or on the egov.uscis.gov site. 
 
Now on to the citizenship application!  Best of luck to those that are still waiting.

Good to know! Another issue to flag for some - depending on when you were married, you might have to wait some days or weeks into your filing window opens to hit the required 3 years of marriage. My husband came on a k-1 fiancé visa and his AOS was processed very quickly - he got his green card less than three months after we were married. Which means that we’ll only hit the required 3 years married a few weeks into his filing window!