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    N-400 and I-751 combo pending

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

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    On 8/21/2019 at 12:05 AM, kline19 said:

    You should search for the combo interview experience that folks have posted here for your field office. My impression (completely unscientific) is that each field-office has its own agreed-upon way of dealing with the combo cases which seems to be practiced by all the good officers of that location. For instance, I keep track of the accounts posted here of combo interviews being done at San Antonio office.

    How can you search it? I want to search for combo interview in dallas office. Please help me. Thank you. 

    N-400 and I-751 combo pending

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

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    On 9/2/2019 at 4:49 PM, isaroles123 said:

    So, i dont know if anyone been in this same situation,  i had a combo interview on July 26th , i passed the tests and everything but the officer gave me a RFE for both process requesting basicaly the same for both, more provee of our marriage, i sent everything two weeks after, then On Agust 21 i got a notification than my I751 got aproveed and a couple days later i got my green card in the mail. it’s been almost two weeks and i haven’t heard anything about the N400.  i tought that since the interview was combined and the same officer was reviewing the RFE they will aprovee both process at the same time. is anyone in this same position? 

    Did your spouse go with you for interview? 

    I-751 April 2018 Filers (Part 2)

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    On 9/18/2019 at 1:55 PM, Ari Gold said:

    My Timeline:

    06/16/2016: Received Conditional Green Card
    04/13/2018: Filed I-751
    05/23/2018: I-751 Case was received, 12month extension
    08/18/2018: 18month extension
    02/23/2019: Biometric waiver letter
    03/18/2019: Filed N-400
    03/18/2019: N-400, we received your application
    03/23/2019: We scheduled your biometrics appointment for N-400
    04/12/2019: We reviewed your biometrics for N-400
    08/15/2019: We scheduled your interview for N-400
    08/16/2019: I-751 Case transferred & new office has jurisdiction (NBC)
    08/16/2019: I-751 Case was received at my local office
    09/17/2019: Combo interview conducted, no decision can be made

     

    Interview Experience:
    Our interview was scheduled at 11:45a CT at Chicago Field Office. We (me, spouse & kid) arrived an hour early, completed checked in procedures by 11:15a CT and were waiting to be called. There is no order in which applicants are called in for the interview, it's random.

     

    Finally at 12:15p CT, I was called in (not spouse & kid). Took oath to speak the truth. Officer was very professional & explained the entire process that requires him to adjudicate I-751 first in order to adjudicate N-400. There I saw my 5" thick I-751 petition on his desk. 

     

    He first went over I-751 petition line by line to verify/update. At the end, he asked me questions & noted down a timeline of how/when/where me & my spouse met, my status at the time, engagement, wedding, etc. I signed his response on the petition.

     

    Then we moved on to N-400. Started with Civics test, 6 questions asked, I got all of them correct. (1) Civil Rights Movement led by MLK (2) 100 Senators in Congress (3) POUTS leads Executive Branch (4) George Washington is FF (5) 2 Cabinet Positions (6) Allegiance to US. He asked me to read a sentence & write one. Passed reading & writing test.

     

    We then went over N-400 application line by line to verify/update. Asked yes/no questions. Although he did go out of context to ask me if I understood what a "genocide" is? (WEIRD, but I answered).

    Finally, I gave him continued evidence - tax returns, insurance, bank statements, mortgage statements, health insurance, etc. I was then handed N-682 stating that I passed civis & english test, however a decision could not be made. He was courteous to inform me that he had to request CSC to grant him permission to approve I-751 first (WHY WASN"T THIS DONE AS PART OF CASE TRANSFER, UGHH) and then he would approve N-400 which should take about a week or so.

     

    We'll see, one step closer.

    How is your case now? 

    I-751 April 2018 Filers (Part 2)

    in Removing Conditions on Residency General Discussion

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    On 9/26/2019 at 11:44 AM, AJI123 said:

    Hello All,

    I am an April 2018 filer and things are not going right with my case. Please I need your advise based on your experience. See my timeline below:

    I485
    Approved at the Houston office in May 2016 (after a waiting for almost 13 months to be called for an interview.

     

    I751
    04/02/2018 - Submitted application
    04/09/2018 - Received acknowledgement from CSC
    05/18/2018 - Biometric Waved
    08/27/2019 - Case transferred to NBC (No reason stated except that it is the normal/standard procedure)

     

    N400 (Houston, TX)
    03/04/2019 - Submitted Application
    03/18/2019 - Biometric Completed
    Processing time in Houston is about 19 months before you can be called for an interview. They are the slowest office in the entire Country, Congratulations to them for their high level of Inefficiency. Houston Office Sucksssss!!!

    My i751 has not been approved, no RFE requested (my application was well packaged), I am just on standstill. I am not hoping/praying for a Combo because that would mean waiting for another 14 months.

    Please advise me, I am stressed!!!! HELP! HELP! HELP!

    We are on same boat. Still waiting here. My was received on 4/12/2018

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