C-Sweden

Thank you so much! I’m happy to hear that she passed. We filed a lot of evidence with my I-751 so I’ll bring evidence from the date of filing up until our interview then. It’s been over 18 months since I filed my roc-application so I barely remember what was in it lol.

I’m finally scheduled for my combo interview in 4 weeks. Had to reschedule to appointment I had in December and recently got a new appointment. I only received an email in December saying that it will be a combined interview but it didn’t mention what I should take with me. This is the only information that I got in the N-400 letter regarding my appointment: This letter. Your Alien Registration Card ("green card"). Your passport and/or any other documents you used in connection with any entries into the United States. If applying for NATURALIZATION AS THE SPOUSE of a United States Citizen; Your marriage certificate. My interview will be in Dallas, TX. If anyone knows how long after approval I will do the oath ceremony that will be appreciated since I’m trying to plan for an upcoming trip.

I feel like my process happened very quickly. Since I was a bit bored I logged into my account t to see if there were any updates on my I-751 since I filed it over a year ago and nothing has happened except for doing biometrics which I assumed happened due to filing N-400. I applied for my N-400 2 months ago and got an interview 12/15. Unfortunately I had to call right away to request to reschedule so I’m hoping that will not cause any problems. We have a trip to Sweden 12/11 and the airline wanted $2680 to reschedule to a later date so I had to call USCIS. I was so sure nothing would happen with my case until this coming spring or so…! Im still curious on what will happen with the I-751 application and if they will do a combined interview, separate or no interview at all…

Filed for ROC a year ago more or less. My case was transferred to NBC in December 2021 (from Texas). Nothing got updates since then and I filed my N400 a couple of weeks ago and I have my biometrics appointment in 2 weeks. Online isn’t updated but I received a letter for the same time to do biometrics for my i751 so I assume that the cases will just get processed at the same time (at least regarding biometrics). Just hoping that everything runs smoothly and that we can be done!

Wow that you! I didn’t know that about the photo. I don’t want it to end up like my current driver license. I was just changing the address and since my husband did his change online (usc) I thought I would use my old picture too. They required me to retake mine and I was not prepared and I hate my DL so much😂😂😂 Thanks for sharing your timeline too! 9 months isn’t to bad at all and since my removal of condition has been in the same status for a year now I’ll take whatever!

Hi y’all! I sent in my N-400 online 9/10/2022 and so far it’s moving quicker than my I-751 (I came on a Cr-1 visa). I got a notice today that I got a biometrics appointment in 2.5 weeks so that’s good. My other removal of condition application is still only received 1 year after sending it it. After biometrics, how long is the wait for the next step? Or is that very individual? When I looked online (before I applied) it said 12-16 months in Dallas, but after my application was sent it said approximately 9 months on my account based on applicants that applied after 5 year (I applied after 3). Just curious since the hardest part about this is planning. I want to travel to celebrate my moms birthday next year so I’m just hoping everything is gonna go well and work itself out easy.

Absolutely, we’re all in the same boat here. I was just curious if anyone knew!

How long did you guys wait from your case was received/transferred until you got to do the biometrics? I filed end of August 2021 (Texas SC) and got transferred to MCS 12/2 2021. Nothing since then. Does it depend on you location? I’m in the Dallas, TX area. Also, anyone who knows why there’s no processing time for this SC? Just curious:) I’m planning on filing the N-400 in November and hopefully it’s a smooth process.