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It is FINISHED!! Oath ceremony complete. Husband was in and out in 15 mins. They must where a mask and no visitors can go in. He said they did 4 people at a time for the oath to practice social distancing. His appointment was at 2:00. There was also another ceremony that took place at 1:00.
Congratulations to all of you who are becoming citizens!! 

I know this wasn’t for me,  but I figured I’d respond. 
 
they won’t schedule you for an infopass appointment unless you have a job offer. Once you have that, then they will schedule you a date to go and get a i551 stamp. Thats basically what’s happening with me.
 
they put my request as “Urgent. Work validation required, job is at risk and financial impact if can’t prove legal residency.”

Once you get a job offer you can request the appointment.  
That's not the only document you can use. You can also use drivers license and SS. Other any combination of List B and C I9 documents. 
 
https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/acceptable-documents/list-documents/form-i-9-acceptable-documents
 

I got approved today! California Service Center my case started with WAC. I am so happy and relieved. My wifes mother died and its been a really emotional and stressful week. This is such great news. Thanks everyone who helped me in this topic and forum i am so glad the journey is finally over.  No more USCIS and gathering evidence
 
Goodluck to everyone still waiting! Youll get yours soon!

Just got an uldate to my case: New card is being produced today.
i apply sept 17 2018 in California, they send me the biometric in March, then case got transferred to Potomac on sept 23rd saying they reviewed my file and needed additional investigation blah blah or something along the lines and then today, new card produced, Finally, just made my day :) 

Had my oath ceremony today! My journey is over, or better say, off to a whole new start. 🇺🇸❤️ best of luck everyone! 🇺🇸❤️
 
glad to see SRC cases moving along. Congrats on all approvals

Thanks, we are all encouraged by your miracle. Congrats! Enjoy!

That is such a surprise good news. Congrats! I’m sure you were overly excited. Good luck on your N400.
 
its 86 days mine was transferred to NBC, no news yet. Case status still shows case was transferred. Wish I could just receive a card in the mail like you... lol!

GOT 10 YEAR GREEN CARD Sat 11/16/2019!!!
Service Center: Texas Service Center
NO RFE. NO INTERVIEW. Never transferred.
Got no message that card was being produced, sent... nothing.
my.USCIS not yet reflecting the card being produced or sent.
Card sent from Lees Summit, MO.
 
I-751 Packet Sent: Sep 26, 2018
I-751 Packet Received: Oct 1, 2018
I-751 Biometrics: June 5th, 2019
10 Year Green Card Approved: 11/14/2019
10 Year Green Card Received: 11/16/2019
 
Length of Time: 408 days from the start date to the end date, end date included.
Or 1 year, 1 month, 12 days including the end date.
Or 13 month, 12 days including the end date.
 
N-400 App Filed Online: Oct 11, 2019
 
Thanks Visa Journey Community!!!
Could not have done Tourist B2, Immigrant CR-1, ROC I-751, or N-400 without you guys!
Only Citizenship Test and Oath to go!
Can't wait.

Hi guys, I just want to let you know that today I get the message: New Card Is Being Produced. I am so happy that my I751 is smooth, no Rfe or interview. It just transferred 2 times to the local office. My center is California, and I send my I751 packet at around the end of September 2018. Also, do you guys know when I will receive the card (1 or 2 weeks?) and do I have the tracking number to track the card?
Thank you guys

Hey guys I got an update that new card is being produced. Here is my rundown of the case so you can compare.
 
Applied Sept 25 2017 to CSC. Applied for N400 on October 11th 2018 and my ROC case was transferred to Potomac on October 16th. Now it got approved.
 
At least I don't have to worry about a combo interview now since the N400 completion date here in Seattle is December 2020. Good luck guys.

We just got text and email notification.  New card is being produced!

Just passed my N-400/I-751 interview. 
 
Charleston, SC 
July 24, 2019 applied online
Aug 8, 2019 biometrics
Interview scheduled 23 September, 2019
Interview November 12, 2019
Oath November 21, 2019
 
Had pending I-751, the officer conducted first N-400 interview and then approved my I-751, my husband was with me but was left in the waiting area. 
N-400 I was asked few questions from the N400 (yes/no questions). Then asked me 6 civic questions. 
 
1. Who does a U.S. Senator represent?
2. Who vetoes bills?
3. What is the highest court in the United States?
4. What is the capital of your state?
5. Why did the colonists fight the British?
6. 81. Who did the United States fight in World War II?
 
Reading: 
“Where is the White House?”
Writing: 
“The White House is in Washington, D.C.”
 
He then told me my application was recommended for approval.
 
Since I had my I-751 pending he printed out two pages and wrote down notes. First he said he had looked up some things before I came for my interview so he knows our marriage is not a fraud. He just wrote down that my husband and I owe our house, that we have kids, what my husband does for living and told me I was approved. Didn’t want to talk to my husband, didn’t want to see any documents. He had my entire file in front of him. 
 
After I left within 30 minutes I got e-mail from USCIS worker letting me know I had my oath scheduled for next week and sent me a copy in my e-mail so I can print it if I don’t get mail in time. 
Good luck!

Oath Scheduled for Nov 15.  That is earlier than expected.  

Vermont filer here. Green card in hand 😁

Good luck everyone!

This is something I read from an online article yesterday, I am not sure of the authenticity of the information.
 
On account of the significant delays in I-751 petitions, it is sometimes a wise strategy to file an N-400 application for naturalization while the I-751 petition is pending, as it tends to expedite the process. The USCIS schedules in-person interviews for N-400 applications significantly faster than the I-751. While the USCIS cannot adjudicate the N-400 naturalization application until the I-751 is approved, the USCIS is also required by law to adjudicate the N-400 within 120 days of the interview. Therefore, if you file the N-400 while the I-751 is pending, the USCIS is then required to adjudicate the I-751 quickly after the N-400 interview so that it can adjudicate the N-400 within the 120 days required by law.

Good luck! hope they don't make us wait that long for the N400. Can't wait, I wonder what it would feel like the day we dont have anything to do with USCIS anymore. Can you imagine?