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Fingerprints taken at USCIS goes to FBI for background checks. Once your biometrics is complete you can call the FBI to find out whether your fingerprint report has been sent back to the USCIS or not. They WILL NOT tell you whether your fingerprints were rejected or if anything negative was found, instead they will just tell you whether or not FBI has processed your biometrics. The number to call is: 304-625-5590 or 304-625-2406. We tried this a week after our biometrics and the FBI told us that our fingerprints were sent back to the USCIS a few days after the bio appointment.

Fingerprints taken at USCIS goes to FBI for background checks. Once your biometrics is complete you can call the FBI to find out whether your fingerprint report has been sent back to the USCIS or not. They WILL NOT tell you whether your fingerprints were rejected or if anything negative was found, instead they will just tell you whether or not FBI has processed your biometrics. The number to call is: 304-625-5590 or 304-625-2406. We tried this a week after our biometrics and the FBI told us that our fingerprints were sent back to the USCIS a few days after the bio appointment.

Had the interview today @ 8AM in Baltimore. Interview lasted 20 minutes, and passed
Was told to come back @ 11:45AM for the oath ceremony, ceremony began @ 12:30PM and lasted about half-hour.
Glad it's over, finally!
Wish my fellow Baltimore filer, msnoob, all the best for the interview
Thank you all!

Well it finally happened.....just checked our mailbox and got an approval letter in there
I have been checking the online case status periodically over the last few months, and even today it hasn't not been updated since December, so for those who are still waiting, do not count on their online status. I even signed up for text message notification and didn't receive anything, but I guess it really doesn't matter at this point.
Thanks to all for your support, you guys rock! See you for Naturalization

Your need to file Form AR-11, USCIS Change of Address.
https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=coa.Terms
From USCIS's website:
"For almost all non-U.S. citizens present in the U.S. for more than 29 days, to comply with the legal requirement to notify DHS of any change of address (currently using Form AR-11, Alien's Change of Address Card)"