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I submitted my passport application through usps on Sep 27. My locator is 17. I used expedition service. Does anyone have experience with this location?

On 9/21/2021 at 10:10 PM, happytree said:

It just updated today. My naturalization was last week  

Did you sign your certificate? Should the signature appear exactly like the one next to the picture?

1 minute ago, abfar said:

Wow. That’s pretty fast for Houston if they filed in August here. Was it just n400?

Yeah and based on 5 years. My friend’s family too. I applied at the same time based on 3 year and still waiting 

On 6/15/2021 at 9:53 AM, codycody said:

Hello Houston filers. Do you see any movements in Houston so far. I have seen some October 2020 filers already got their bio metrics appointment so hopefully they will get interviewed soon.

My aunt’s family got her interview scheduled. They applied in August 2020. 

On 11/20/2020 at 10:48 PM, happytree said:

 

 

Anyone else seeing this new case status style page?

No. Mine is still like your “August 1st” pic 

12 hours ago, bumblebee7640 said:

How do you know your field office? my receipt said Overland Park, KS. Is that it?

Type your home zip code at the bottom of the page, it will tell you your office.

https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/find-a-uscis-office/field-offices

On 11/3/2020 at 12:04 PM, vickykgp said:

I see the same thing, but i do see in my USPS Informed Delivery that i am receiving some mail from USCIS. will know about the mail by evening when mail gets delivered

I live in Houston, TX and I don't think I will get biometric notice this year. Congrat

3 hours ago, AlxR said:

Does anyone know if the local offices that are moving so quickly (in NC, FL and TX) have always moved quickly? Or is there a big push to get N400s done?

I have seen people, who applied late 2019, get scheduled in Texas. 

Hello everyone 

I would like to know your current status as well as your filing date. My priority date is August 13 and still nothing. 

20 hours ago, anjans said:

14 days before the interview?

Well,this is now, my interview appointment will probably take at least 5-6 months so we'll have to see then. If that's necessary I guess I'll try to make it happen .

Yes. 14 days before the interview. But hopefully, Covid-19 will be gone in a couple of months. 

3 hours ago, anjans said:

I hope so, I have family emergency to attend to in Sweden so I have to be out of the country for a bit 🙄

I heard people talking about uscis won’t let them do the interview if you don’t come back here before 14 days. 

15 hours ago, anjans said:

I am so happy, just like I was hoping for , they're reusing my biometrics  😊 this is the Miami office.

Congrat.

Houston filer here, still waiting for biometric. Priority date is august 13

5 hours ago, Schrodinger'sApp said:

My case completion estimate went from August 2021 (11 months) to September 2021 (12 months). Looks like it is going to be a long wait. 😒My field office should be New Orleans although it is not showing anywhere in my uscis account.

At the bottom page, you can put your zip code and it’ll tell you your office. 
https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/find-a-uscis-office/field-offices

I guess Houston is the longest city. My priority date August 13, 2020, and the estimation is November 2021. 😭😭😭

1 minute ago, happytree said:

I meant, when I filed it originally (back in august) it started with a count down of 4 days.

It counted down every day until it got to zero. Then it started showing the "we're taking longer than expected message"

 

 

Well, we are in the middle of pandemic and all the backlog since March. I don't think the office work at full capacity due to social distancing (I think they interview less people than normal).  

1 minute ago, happytree said:

what do you have in your document's tab? personally, I just have the receipt they sent me in the mail.

 

My status says that they're taking longer than expected, yada yada. In the beginning it counted down from 4 days down to 1 then it started showing the message it is showing now. 

 

I filed August 1st.

I don’t even have the count down. It jumps right in the “we are taking longer than expected”. My estimate is November 2021. I live in Houston, TX. My document tab only have the letter that they sent me.

12 minutes ago, el_greco said:

Can you please elaborate on this? How did you send them a message, and what did your status update to?

You go to your inbox -> click on "+" sign-> general question. I typed like "hey, it's been 3 weeks and my status hasn't been updated". After 2 business day, my status updated with estimate time completion and document tab just like everyone else. 

9 hours ago, Mandis said:

mine stayed like that since August 17 it first started with 48 hours and now i can see it is 72 hours that is the only change so far. 😄

I sent them a message, and my status was updated this afternoon. 

6 hours ago, alps34 said:

Finally I got this paper and signed into the system

Also added my case but this time system says:

 

You successfully submitted your form

We are processing your form. It can take up to 72 hours for all of your case information to show on your home page.

 

We will see 😊

I've been waiting for 3 weeks now and nothing happen. 

Hey guys, I'm getting nervous about this. The status changed from 48 to 72 hours. I would love to know the time estimation just like the rest of you guys. :((

8 hours ago, PinkCandy said:

I am skeptical but we'll see

 

I filed August 10th online, biometrics will be reused, and interview is now scheduled on October 13th.

oh wow, where do you live?

On 9/6/2020 at 3:43 PM, undecided_gal010 said:

Those of you who filed by mail, how long did it take to receive NOA? My N-400 arrived at the Dallas location on August 26th, but still haven't heard anything.

Mine is 14 days

4 hours ago, rallybug said:

Finally filed mine in on 8/29 - moved here in August 2011 on K-1, just never got around to naturalizing. Response on USCIS website says doing background checks etc and 13 months estimation, so I may need to to look at renewing my green card if that rings true (expires Nov 2021).

 

Salt Lake City (SLC) office, if that makes a difference.

I think if you filed n400 6 months before your green card expired, you don’t have to renew your green card. 

9 hours ago, Abfim said:

Status changed today to case was approved.

Indeed, it is

Just now, Rachel786 said:

I did that but over there it just says about fingerprints taken. Nothing else. Thank you so much for replying me.  So she said they transferred to nbc but might they sent it back due to heavy load of applications. 🙁

What I learned from calling to uscis is that they would give you different answers all the time