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Update: On April 14, both I-751 and N400 were approved. Waiting for the oath ceremony to be scheduled. 

I had my interview on March 30. I was in the building for maybe an hour in total. It was super easy and went really well but since my I-751 case was still pending, there was no final decision on N400. The officer had to request a transfer of that file from LIN service center and approve that first. Today (April 13) got notification that the I-751 case has been transferred. I am hoping both will be approved soon and the oath ceremony will be scheduled right after.
 

Sent the package October 12 and received NOA today, October 23. Service center LIN. Good luck everyone and don't forget to put your timeline in the spreadsheet below  
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vonQCJgs9HODO2Y1DdSs3HNyL_FRnMfenlIeDQAUpWg/edit#gid=806913795

Hello everyone. Just had our interview and it got approved. This is our Denver, CO AOS interview experience.
 
Our interview was at 9:30. We got there at 9:15. After going through security. The lady at the check-in desk took a photo of me and my fingerprints and told us to wait for the officer to call us in. We were called in at about 9:40. the officer was very friendly and kind. After making us raise our hands and say we'll tell the truth, he went over the basic questions about birth dates, our adress, country of origin, time of entrance and marriage etc. Then he also asked the same things to my husband. After this part he went over all of the security questions on the I-485 form about crime and stuff. The he asked the following questions about our marriage:
 
-How did we meet?
-Why did we move to Colorado?
-Are we the only ones living in the adress we gave?
-What did we do after the wedding?
-What are our commont interests?
-What TV shows are we watching together?
-How long have we been together before getting married?
-Have we met each other's parents and what are their names?
-What are our future plans?
-Have we traveled since I got to the states?
 
He asked for any other evidence we'd like to give him regarding our marriage. We gave him photos, shared account, bills, apartment lease,  insurance documents, card we got from our friends and family. All had both of our names on them. That was pretty much it. After that he told us that everything seemed great and he won't need antyhing else from us and he'll just go over things one more time and we'll know soon. He also talked about how to remove conditions after two years. We asked him if I was legally allowed to work after getting conditional green card. He said it is totally up to my employer and to make sure I should wait for the EAD card and I should be getting the EAD card any day now since I applied at the same time for the both of them. That sort of confused me, so I'd appreciate if any of you guys can enlighten me about weather I can legally work or not. 
 
The whole thing took about 20 minutes. We were out by 10:00 and as we got in the car to go home, I got a notification saying " New card being produced". So it was pretty fast  
 
I just want to thank everyone who helped me along the way. I learnt a lot from this website. Wishing everyone so much luck. 
 

Hello everyone. Just had our interview and it got approved. This is our Denver, CO AOS interview experience.
 
Our interview was at 9:30. We got there at 9:15. After going through security. The lady at the check-in desk took a photo of me and my fingerprints and told us to wait for the officer to call us in. We were called in at about 9:40. the officer was very friendly and kind. After making us raise our hands and say we'll tell the truth, he went over the basic questions about birth dates, our adress, country of origin, time of entrance and marriage etc. Then he also asked the same things to my husband. After this part he went over all of the security questions on the I-485 form about crime and stuff. The he asked the following questions about our marriage:
 
-How did we meet?
-Why did we move to Colorado?
-Are we the only ones living in the adress we gave?
-What did we do after the wedding?
-What are our commont interests?
-What TV shows are we watching together?
-How long have we been together before getting married?
-Have we met each other's parents and what are their names?
-What are our future plans?
-Have we traveled since I got to the states?
 
He asked for any other evidence we'd like to give him regarding our marriage. We gave him photos, shared account, bills, apartment lease,  insurance documents, card we got from our friends and family. All had both of our names on them. That was pretty much it. After that he told us that everything seemed great and he won't need antyhing else from us and he'll just go over things one more time and we'll know soon. He also talked about how to remove conditions after two years. We asked him if I was legally allowed to work after getting conditional green card. He said it is totally up to my employer and to make sure I should wait for the EAD card and I should be getting the EAD card any day now since I applied at the same time for the both of them. That sort of confused me, so I'd appreciate if any of you guys can enlighten me about weather I can legally work or not. 
 
The whole thing took about 20 minutes. We were out by 10:00 and as we got in the car to go home, I got a notification saying " New card being produced". So it was pretty fast  
 
I just want to thank everyone who helped me along the way. I learnt a lot from this website. Wishing everyone so much luck. 
 

Hello everyone. Just had our interview and it got approved. This is our Denver, CO AOS interview experience.
 
Our interview was at 9:30. We got there at 9:15. After going through security. The lady at the check-in desk took a photo of me and my fingerprints and told us to wait for the officer to call us in. We were called in at about 9:40. the officer was very friendly and kind. After making us raise our hands and say we'll tell the truth, he went over the basic questions about birth dates, our adress, country of origin, time of entrance and marriage etc. Then he also asked the same things to my husband. After this part he went over all of the security questions on the I-485 form about crime and stuff. The he asked the following questions about our marriage:
 
-How did we meet?
-Why did we move to Colorado?
-Are we the only ones living in the adress we gave?
-What did we do after the wedding?
-What are our commont interests?
-What TV shows are we watching together?
-How long have we been together before getting married?
-Have we met each other's parents and what are their names?
-What are our future plans?
-Have we traveled since I got to the states?
 
He asked for any other evidence we'd like to give him regarding our marriage. We gave him photos, shared account, bills, apartment lease,  insurance documents, card we got from our friends and family. All had both of our names on them. That was pretty much it. After that he told us that everything seemed great and he won't need antyhing else from us and he'll just go over things one more time and we'll know soon. He also talked about how to remove conditions after two years. We asked him if I was legally allowed to work after getting conditional green card. He said it is totally up to my employer and to make sure I should wait for the EAD card and I should be getting the EAD card any day now since I applied at the same time for the both of them. That sort of confused me, so I'd appreciate if any of you guys can enlighten me about weather I can legally work or not. 
 
The whole thing took about 20 minutes. We were out by 10:00 and as we got in the car to go home, I got a notification saying " New card being produced". So it was pretty fast  
 
I just want to thank everyone who helped me along the way. I learnt a lot from this website. Wishing everyone so much luck. 
 

Hello everyone. Just had our interview and it got approved. This is our Denver, CO AOS interview experience.
 
Our interview was at 9:30. We got there at 9:15. After going through security. The lady at the check-in desk took a photo of me and my fingerprints and told us to wait for the officer to call us in. We were called in at about 9:40. the officer was very friendly and kind. After making us raise our hands and say we'll tell the truth, he went over the basic questions about birth dates, our adress, country of origin, time of entrance and marriage etc. Then he also asked the same things to my husband. After this part he went over all of the security questions on the I-485 form about crime and stuff. The he asked the following questions about our marriage:
 
-How did we meet?
-Why did we move to Colorado?
-Are we the only ones living in the adress we gave?
-What did we do after the wedding?
-What are our commont interests?
-What TV shows are we watching together?
-How long have we been together before getting married?
-Have we met each other's parents and what are their names?
-What are our future plans?
-Have we traveled since I got to the states?
 
He asked for any other evidence we'd like to give him regarding our marriage. We gave him photos, shared account, bills, apartment lease,  insurance documents, card we got from our friends and family. All had both of our names on them. That was pretty much it. After that he told us that everything seemed great and he won't need antyhing else from us and he'll just go over things one more time and we'll know soon. He also talked about how to remove conditions after two years. We asked him if I was legally allowed to work after getting conditional green card. He said it is totally up to my employer and to make sure I should wait for the EAD card and I should be getting the EAD card any day now since I applied at the same time for the both of them. That sort of confused me, so I'd appreciate if any of you guys can enlighten me about weather I can legally work or not. 
 
The whole thing took about 20 minutes. We were out by 10:00 and as we got in the car to go home, I got a notification saying " New card being produced". So it was pretty fast  
 
I just want to thank everyone who helped me along the way. I learnt a lot from this website. Wishing everyone so much luck. 
 

In a situation where the green card is approved before the EAD/AP, the EAD/AP (combo card) will not be produced. Your green card will definitely allow you to work...the green card entitles you to EAD, AP and more. Congratulations on your speedy journey.  

Hello everyone. Just had our interview and it got approved. This is our Denver, CO AOS interview experience.
 
Our interview was at 9:30. We got there at 9:15. After going through security. The lady at the check-in desk took a photo of me and my fingerprints and told us to wait for the officer to call us in. We were called in at about 9:40. the officer was very friendly and kind. After making us raise our hands and say we'll tell the truth, he went over the basic questions about birth dates, our adress, country of origin, time of entrance and marriage etc. Then he also asked the same things to my husband. After this part he went over all of the security questions on the I-485 form about crime and stuff. The he asked the following questions about our marriage:
 
-How did we meet?
-Why did we move to Colorado?
-Are we the only ones living in the adress we gave?
-What did we do after the wedding?
-What are our commont interests?
-What TV shows are we watching together?
-How long have we been together before getting married?
-Have we met each other's parents and what are their names?
-What are our future plans?
-Have we traveled since I got to the states?
 
He asked for any other evidence we'd like to give him regarding our marriage. We gave him photos, shared account, bills, apartment lease,  insurance documents, card we got from our friends and family. All had both of our names on them. That was pretty much it. After that he told us that everything seemed great and he won't need antyhing else from us and he'll just go over things one more time and we'll know soon. He also talked about how to remove conditions after two years. We asked him if I was legally allowed to work after getting conditional green card. He said it is totally up to my employer and to make sure I should wait for the EAD card and I should be getting the EAD card any day now since I applied at the same time for the both of them. That sort of confused me, so I'd appreciate if any of you guys can enlighten me about weather I can legally work or not. 
 
The whole thing took about 20 minutes. We were out by 10:00 and as we got in the car to go home, I got a notification saying " New card being produced". So it was pretty fast  
 
I just want to thank everyone who helped me along the way. I learnt a lot from this website. Wishing everyone so much luck. 
 

Hello everyone. Just had our interview and it got approved. This is our Denver, CO AOS interview experience.
 
Our interview was at 9:30. We got there at 9:15. After going through security. The lady at the check-in desk took a photo of me and my fingerprints and told us to wait for the officer to call us in. We were called in at about 9:40. the officer was very friendly and kind. After making us raise our hands and say we'll tell the truth, he went over the basic questions about birth dates, our adress, country of origin, time of entrance and marriage etc. Then he also asked the same things to my husband. After this part he went over all of the security questions on the I-485 form about crime and stuff. The he asked the following questions about our marriage:
 
-How did we meet?
-Why did we move to Colorado?
-Are we the only ones living in the adress we gave?
-What did we do after the wedding?
-What are our commont interests?
-What TV shows are we watching together?
-How long have we been together before getting married?
-Have we met each other's parents and what are their names?
-What are our future plans?
-Have we traveled since I got to the states?
 
He asked for any other evidence we'd like to give him regarding our marriage. We gave him photos, shared account, bills, apartment lease,  insurance documents, card we got from our friends and family. All had both of our names on them. That was pretty much it. After that he told us that everything seemed great and he won't need antyhing else from us and he'll just go over things one more time and we'll know soon. He also talked about how to remove conditions after two years. We asked him if I was legally allowed to work after getting conditional green card. He said it is totally up to my employer and to make sure I should wait for the EAD card and I should be getting the EAD card any day now since I applied at the same time for the both of them. That sort of confused me, so I'd appreciate if any of you guys can enlighten me about weather I can legally work or not. 
 
The whole thing took about 20 minutes. We were out by 10:00 and as we got in the car to go home, I got a notification saying " New card being produced". So it was pretty fast  
 
I just want to thank everyone who helped me along the way. I learnt a lot from this website. Wishing everyone so much luck. 
 

Hello everyone. Just had our interview and it got approved. This is our Denver, CO AOS interview experience.
 
Our interview was at 9:30. We got there at 9:15. After going through security. The lady at the check-in desk took a photo of me and my fingerprints and told us to wait for the officer to call us in. We were called in at about 9:40. the officer was very friendly and kind. After making us raise our hands and say we'll tell the truth, he went over the basic questions about birth dates, our adress, country of origin, time of entrance and marriage etc. Then he also asked the same things to my husband. After this part he went over all of the security questions on the I-485 form about crime and stuff. The he asked the following questions about our marriage:
 
-How did we meet?
-Why did we move to Colorado?
-Are we the only ones living in the adress we gave?
-What did we do after the wedding?
-What are our commont interests?
-What TV shows are we watching together?
-How long have we been together before getting married?
-Have we met each other's parents and what are their names?
-What are our future plans?
-Have we traveled since I got to the states?
 
He asked for any other evidence we'd like to give him regarding our marriage. We gave him photos, shared account, bills, apartment lease,  insurance documents, card we got from our friends and family. All had both of our names on them. That was pretty much it. After that he told us that everything seemed great and he won't need antyhing else from us and he'll just go over things one more time and we'll know soon. He also talked about how to remove conditions after two years. We asked him if I was legally allowed to work after getting conditional green card. He said it is totally up to my employer and to make sure I should wait for the EAD card and I should be getting the EAD card any day now since I applied at the same time for the both of them. That sort of confused me, so I'd appreciate if any of you guys can enlighten me about weather I can legally work or not. 
 
The whole thing took about 20 minutes. We were out by 10:00 and as we got in the car to go home, I got a notification saying " New card being produced". So it was pretty fast  
 
I just want to thank everyone who helped me along the way. I learnt a lot from this website. Wishing everyone so much luck. 
 

Hello everyone. Just had our interview and it got approved. This is our Denver, CO AOS interview experience.
 
Our interview was at 9:30. We got there at 9:15. After going through security. The lady at the check-in desk took a photo of me and my fingerprints and told us to wait for the officer to call us in. We were called in at about 9:40. the officer was very friendly and kind. After making us raise our hands and say we'll tell the truth, he went over the basic questions about birth dates, our adress, country of origin, time of entrance and marriage etc. Then he also asked the same things to my husband. After this part he went over all of the security questions on the I-485 form about crime and stuff. The he asked the following questions about our marriage:
 
-How did we meet?
-Why did we move to Colorado?
-Are we the only ones living in the adress we gave?
-What did we do after the wedding?
-What are our commont interests?
-What TV shows are we watching together?
-How long have we been together before getting married?
-Have we met each other's parents and what are their names?
-What are our future plans?
-Have we traveled since I got to the states?
 
He asked for any other evidence we'd like to give him regarding our marriage. We gave him photos, shared account, bills, apartment lease,  insurance documents, card we got from our friends and family. All had both of our names on them. That was pretty much it. After that he told us that everything seemed great and he won't need antyhing else from us and he'll just go over things one more time and we'll know soon. He also talked about how to remove conditions after two years. We asked him if I was legally allowed to work after getting conditional green card. He said it is totally up to my employer and to make sure I should wait for the EAD card and I should be getting the EAD card any day now since I applied at the same time for the both of them. That sort of confused me, so I'd appreciate if any of you guys can enlighten me about weather I can legally work or not. 
 
The whole thing took about 20 minutes. We were out by 10:00 and as we got in the car to go home, I got a notification saying " New card being produced". So it was pretty fast  
 
I just want to thank everyone who helped me along the way. I learnt a lot from this website. Wishing everyone so much luck. 
 

Hello everyone. Just had our interview and it got approved. This is our Denver, CO AOS interview experience.
 
Our interview was at 9:30. We got there at 9:15. After going through security. The lady at the check-in desk took a photo of me and my fingerprints and told us to wait for the officer to call us in. We were called in at about 9:40. the officer was very friendly and kind. After making us raise our hands and say we'll tell the truth, he went over the basic questions about birth dates, our adress, country of origin, time of entrance and marriage etc. Then he also asked the same things to my husband. After this part he went over all of the security questions on the I-485 form about crime and stuff. The he asked the following questions about our marriage:
 
-How did we meet?
-Why did we move to Colorado?
-Are we the only ones living in the adress we gave?
-What did we do after the wedding?
-What are our commont interests?
-What TV shows are we watching together?
-How long have we been together before getting married?
-Have we met each other's parents and what are their names?
-What are our future plans?
-Have we traveled since I got to the states?
 
He asked for any other evidence we'd like to give him regarding our marriage. We gave him photos, shared account, bills, apartment lease,  insurance documents, card we got from our friends and family. All had both of our names on them. That was pretty much it. After that he told us that everything seemed great and he won't need antyhing else from us and he'll just go over things one more time and we'll know soon. He also talked about how to remove conditions after two years. We asked him if I was legally allowed to work after getting conditional green card. He said it is totally up to my employer and to make sure I should wait for the EAD card and I should be getting the EAD card any day now since I applied at the same time for the both of them. That sort of confused me, so I'd appreciate if any of you guys can enlighten me about weather I can legally work or not. 
 
The whole thing took about 20 minutes. We were out by 10:00 and as we got in the car to go home, I got a notification saying " New card being produced". So it was pretty fast  
 
I just want to thank everyone who helped me along the way. I learnt a lot from this website. Wishing everyone so much luck. 
 

Mine took exactly a month to change to "ready to schedule". From my own observations of other poeple's timelines, it usually takes 25-30 days for it to change to "ready to schedule" after the biometrics. And two days after that mine changed to " interview was scheduled". I got the interview notice in the mail 5 days later which was last monday.

no they don't. you have to wait for the notice in the mail.

Mine took exactly a month to change to "ready to schedule". From my own observations of other poeple's timelines, it usually takes 25-30 days for it to change to "ready to schedule" after the biometrics. And two days after that mine changed to " interview was scheduled". I got the interview notice in the mail 5 days later which was last monday.

It was 5 calendar days. I think yours will arrive this friday. Latest saturday  

Ya! It's weird. Donno how it works at Denver FO cause the processing time shows 8-25 months. Well! Can't do much. Guess u are one of the lucky ones. Congratulations! 😊. At the moment I am happy that at least I got my EAD and AP. 🙄🙏😄

Just got a notification that our interview was scheduled!! Just two days after it changed to ready to be scheduled. Waiting for the notice in the mail now. Our local office is Denver, CO.

Just got a notification that our interview was scheduled!! Just two days after it changed to ready to be scheduled. Waiting for the notice in the mail now. Our local office is Denver, CO.

Just got a notification that our interview was scheduled!! Just two days after it changed to ready to be scheduled. Waiting for the notice in the mail now. Our local office is Denver, CO.

Just got a notification that our interview was scheduled!! Just two days after it changed to ready to be scheduled. Waiting for the notice in the mail now. Our local office is Denver, CO.

That's incredible!!! Congrats!!! 
Gives hope to all of us for how quick it can go! 😊 

Just got a notification that our interview was scheduled!! Just two days after it changed to ready to be scheduled. Waiting for the notice in the mail now. Our local office is Denver, CO.

Just got a notification that our interview was scheduled!! Just two days after it changed to ready to be scheduled. Waiting for the notice in the mail now. Our local office is Denver, CO.