DimmyTheWeasel

On 3/8/2024 at 11:32 AM, MunnoTheCat said:

 

there you go! I am so glad you have now been scheduled for an Interview. Is it this month or next?

Sorry Munno, just seeing this. The interview was today and I passed. I had a military application so they literally gave me one week notice before the interview

On 3/3/2024 at 4:20 PM, MunnoTheCat said:

Your turn should be coming up soon. Their interview scheduling is all varies case by case. Mark08 and I both filed same time same FO but his interview was scheduled in November if iim not wrong and mine scheduled this year Feb for March.

Munno, I got my interview scheduled! I'm super excited! Thanks for all the support

15 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Do you have I-751 pending?

No. I immigrated through my dad but I applied for citizenship through military service

31 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Have you checked case tracker apps to see the cases around yours? There may be still some people waiting.

I checked lawfully. Out of 329 cases that filed in September, only 38 of us are still waiting on an interview. It sucks that I’m that unlucky

Anyone else still waiting for an interview? I'm still waiting since Sept 18th and it seems like they skipped over me. Heartbreaking

On 1/29/2018 at 7:36 PM, Jack88 said:

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but this is not accurate any longer. According to newly enacted regulations by DOD (October 2017) the requirements for citizenship based on military service were changed. Before, you could apply for citizenship with only one day of active duty service because like you said we are in a period hostilities. However, with the new regulations you have to have at least 180 days (6 months) of active duty service in order to be eligible to apply, regardless of serving during hostilities or anything. So judging by the information he provided he does not have the 180 day active duty requirement given the fact he didn't even complete basic military training which ranges from 8 to 13 weeks depending on the branch.

To anyone reading this post in 2024, as of August 2nd 2022, an uncharacterized discharge WILL qualify you for citizenship. USCIS had a policy update after they were sued.

Source: USCIS Policy Update

The Lawsuit: Alam vs USCIS

Hi all,

Is there any other September 2023 N-400 filers that still haven't received and interview yet? It feels like they've skipped over me.