Sam.az

Update: I had my interview yesterday (N400 with a pending I751). We had the same officer from the I485, she didn't even bother asking for evidence and went straight to civic test. I passed the test! She said she'd request my 751 to be transferred and then approve both. Now just waiting for that to happen so I can attend the oath ceremony.

Must an attorney with no experience.  This is far, far from common.  Why did they have an attorney present in the first place?  There is normally no need for one.

Update: I had my interview yesterday (N400 with a pending I751). We had the same officer from the I485, she didn't even bother asking for evidence and went straight to civic test. I passed the test! She said she'd request my 751 to be transferred and then approve both. Now just waiting for that to happen so I can attend the oath ceremony.

Update: I had my interview yesterday (N400 with a pending I751). We had the same officer from the I485, she didn't even bother asking for evidence and went straight to civic test. I passed the test! She said she'd request my 751 to be transferred and then approve both. Now just waiting for that to happen so I can attend the oath ceremony.

Very good congratulations!

Update: I had my interview yesterday (N400 with a pending I751). We had the same officer from the I485, she didn't even bother asking for evidence and went straight to civic test. I passed the test! She said she'd request my 751 to be transferred and then approve both. Now just waiting for that to happen so I can attend the oath ceremony.

Update: I had my interview yesterday (N400 with a pending I751). We had the same officer from the I485, she didn't even bother asking for evidence and went straight to civic test. I passed the test! She said she'd request my 751 to be transferred and then approve both. Now just waiting for that to happen so I can attend the oath ceremony.

May filler. 

Checked the case tracker today and found an update! N400 Interview was scheduled and I should receive a letter with details in a few days. I have a pending 751, and I applied for N400 last month, so I'm assuming this will be a combo. 
Please share any link that would help me gather documents and anything that could help to get prepared. Thanks!
   

Congrats!! Looks like Tampa is pretty fast. BTW @Sam.az you could get the scheduled date for your interview by checking for notices in the Documents tab from your USCIS online account.

Congratulations!  Do you mind sharing which field office you're located in and what date In May did you file?
 
Depending on whether you filed under 3 or 5 year rule, make sure you take plenty of supporting documents in case your field officer asks you for them.  You can look at the supporting documents file that the USCIS posts and start from there. 
M-477.pdf (uscis.gov)
 
Study for the civics test as well but I've heard they will most likely ask you basic questions only.  
 
 
What is your field office and when did you apply in May?
 
Congrats!

Checked the case tracker today and found an update! N400 Interview was scheduled and I should receive a letter with details in a few days. I have a pending 751, and I applied for N400 last month, so I'm assuming this will be a combo. 
Please share any link that would help me gather documents and anything that could help to get prepared. Thanks!

May filler. 

Checked the case tracker today and found an update! N400 Interview was scheduled and I should receive a letter with details in a few days. I have a pending 751, and I applied for N400 last month, so I'm assuming this will be a combo. 
Please share any link that would help me gather documents and anything that could help to get prepared. Thanks!
   

May filler. 

Checked the case tracker today and found an update! N400 Interview was scheduled and I should receive a letter with details in a few days. I have a pending 751, and I applied for N400 last month, so I'm assuming this will be a combo. 
Please share any link that would help me gather documents and anything that could help to get prepared. Thanks!
   

Both petitions approved I-751 and N400. 

I-751 MSC
 
1) applied jan 25, 2022
2) Biometrics- march 7, 2022
3) No update after biometrics
5) I 751 was in MSC(NBC) since the beginning . I-751 never got transferred after applying N400 on Jan 25, 2023. May be because my I-751 was already at NBC(its just my thinking)
 
N-400
1) Applied jan 25, 2023
2) biometrics-  scheduled feb 16 but did earlier by walking in westerville Ohio around feb 10, 2023.
3) Case status changed to "being actively reviewed on the same day".
4) March 28, 2023 scheduled for N400 interview on may, 17, 2023
5) Aprroved both files on the interview day.
 
 

Filed in May 7th, and received biometric reuse letter in the mail few days after filing online.

Hey guys,
I’m in San Francisco CA, I applied online on May 1 based on the 5 year rule. Next day I got an update that my biometrics would be reused and since then the case is being actively reviewed by USCISand the estimated time is 9 months. I really hope it will be faster than that I can’t wait for this to be over 😬

Not everyone gets an update that I-751 has been transferred, but for those that do it is common to receive that update within the first few weeks of filing N-400. We were notified the I-751 was transferred exactly 1 week after filing N-400.
 
Since your biometrics have been reused, at this point you are just waiting for notice of an interview date. 
 
There is more helpful information in the N-400 forum. Here is the link to the thread for May 2023 filers: 
 

I got the email on the same day you did on the 9th.  My wife and I have been at work all day.  I checked the mail when we got home, and we also got our snail mail copy of the biometrics waiver.  I figured they would not send anything as we didn't have to come to an appointment.  It's always nice to have paper documentation just in case you need it.

Today I received the letter for biometrics waiver.

02/09/22: fingerprints have been reused.

02/09/22: fingerprints have been reused.

We just got a xase update at 6:30 this morning.  No biometrics!  The fingerprints were applied from the first time.  

It´s Nebraska. I will add it to my timeline.
 
 
Proessing center Nebraska.
January 13, 2022 - I-751 packet received
January 21, 2022 - extension letter rceived
February 3, 2022 - old fingerprints reapplied

Which center is processing your packet? It would help to fill out your timeline.