Michael & Kate

I had my interview a few days ago at Chatsworth, the San Fernando Valley office. I was approved and had an oath ceremony the same day. The officer said their first oath ceremony of the day starts at 9.30 am. The interview itself was very smooth and fast, probably less than 20 mins. We arrived ~7.15 am for my 7.30 interview. There was already a line for checking in. It took about 10 mins to check in and probably another 30 mins to wait for my number to be called. I brought my husband with me, and the officer who interviewed me allowed him to accompany me into her office. However, I noticed that most of the other officers did not permit anyone other than petitioners to go into their office. Once in the office, I took an oath to tell the truth, and the officer started with a reading/writing test. It is veeery straight forward. I was asked to read out loud the sentence: "Who lives in the White House?". And then write down the sentence: "The president lives in the White House". The officer repeated the sentence probably 5-10 times. It's very hard not to do it right lol And the next was 6 civic test questions. After successfully passing all tests, I was asked a few clarifying questions about my N400 petition, and the officer made adjustments. After the interview, they took my picture because the one they had on file was from my original biometrics from 2022, and after that, the officer handed me the oath ceremony paper. Our case was very simple IMO, we didn't have previous marriages, no criminal records, no owed taxes. We also have a mortgage and a baby together. Good luck, everyone, on your interviews! P.S. During the oath ceremony, they take back all your green cards and other documents USCIS previously issued to you. Make sure not to forget even expired cards!

Yeah, it makes sense. Thank you!

An update: the n400 interview was scheduled today. So I think there's a chance that i751 approval was related to it.

Jun 16 – an interview is scheduled for Jul 21, Also, UCSIC has recently approved my 751 without an interview, and the card was produced on Jun 10. Does anyone know if we can bring our 1yo daughter to the interview? The interview is at 7:30 am, and we won't be able to drop her off at the daycare that early. We're trying to explore our options.

No, I didn't have an interview for I751, it was just approved. My N400 status hasn't changed since January

Jun 2, 2025 – the date on the case is updated, and the status is still "Case is being actively reviewed by USCIS" Jun 6, 2025 – Card is being produced I started receiving a bunch of emails about "we've taken an action on your case" from USCIS on June 2nd, but the status hasn't changed. On June 6th there was another bunch of emails that they opened my case. I checked myUSCIS once again, the case was still “Case is being actively reviewed by USCIS”. Then checked again at the end of the day and the status changed to "Card is being produced". I filed N400 under the 3-year rule in January, I think that helped to push my case forward for the review. Or maybe I got lucky, who knows

Hello everyone, I submitted my N-400 online a few days ago under the three-year rule (I’m married to a U.S. citizen), received a biometric reuse notice and my case changed status to `case is being actively reviewed by USCIS`. Estimate decision time on the portal ~6 months. I still have I-751 in the same `case is being actively reviewed by USCIS` since January 2024 so I also submitted a request for a combo interview. Timeline: Jan 7 – submitted case online, Jan 7 – received NOA1 with case #, Jan 7 – received biometric reuse letter. Best of luck to everyone

Hello everyone, happy to join this group! We submitted our I-751 package a few weeks ago and here's our timeline so far: Jan 09 – package is sent via USPS Jan 11 – package delivered Jan 17 – text from the USCIS with case number Jan 17 – cc charged Jan 19 – case status changed to “Case is being actively reviewed by USCIS”, NOA is uploaded to USCIS account with NOA date 01/19/2024 Jan 19 – biometrics reuse is uploaded to the USCIS account Our service center is TSC. I wish us all a smooth and RFE-free process, let the wait begin!