kcoyclay1

Thanks for the justanswer.com tip kcoyclay1. I'll keep that in mind if they start giving me problems.

We're lucky to be self-employed, so it makes us very flexible. We're going to be in Florida for 6 weeks in Nov/Dec, so I'm going to time my application so that I can do the biometrics while I'm there. As for the interview and the oath, we'll be back out West by then, so we'll just have to fly over and stay in a hotel for a night or two. I've been trying accumulate lots of frequent flyer miles to pay for it!

As for our mail, the company just sends us a batch every two weeks wherever we are. After I apply I'll get them to send us a batch once a week, just to be sure I get everything on time.

Logically, it would have been much easier to just wait a few years until we finally decide to buy an apartment somewhere, but I'm kind of like a kid waiting for my birthday. There's no way I'm going to put it off!

I understand what you mean by your last statement. All naturalizing applicant feel that way and it is evident in our many questions and posts about the timeline and the processing period. All the best

Thanks for the justanswer.com tip kcoyclay1. I'll keep that in mind if they start giving me problems.

We're lucky to be self-employed, so it makes us very flexible. We're going to be in Florida for 6 weeks in Nov/Dec, so I'm going to time my application so that I can do the biometrics while I'm there. As for the interview and the oath, we'll be back out West by then, so we'll just have to fly over and stay in a hotel for a night or two. I've been trying accumulate lots of frequent flyer miles to pay for it!

As for our mail, the company just sends us a batch every two weeks wherever we are. After I apply I'll get them to send us a batch once a week, just to be sure I get everything on time.

Logically, it would have been much easier to just wait a few years until we finally decide to buy an apartment somewhere, but I'm kind of like a kid waiting for my birthday. There's no way I'm going to put it off!

I don't see it as a problem. Can you imagine USCIS not understanding that your job takes you out of state and require you to stop your livelihood just so that you can "be a physical resident" of a state before they can approve you for citizenship? You would only be going back to work afterwards and living out of your base state as you are presently doing. In that case, they should do the same for the military with the understanding that they will be living out of state for a long time as they train. I don;t see a problem. You have a state of permanent residence and your job travels should not affect it.

That's what I was thinking also, I will let you know how it turns out, and Good luck on your interview Kcoyclay1.

Thank you Aurelius. The same to you. (I'm 12 days behind you)

Hi.

I entered the united states when I was 21 yrs old through a marriage visa. I got the restrictions off my Green card 3 years after that. Now I'm 28 yrs old and wanting to apply for citizenship, While reading the requirements I came across the selective services registration requirement witch was the first time I've heard I was required to register. I went to their website to register and It wouldn't let me because I'm too old now.

Does this mean I will not be approved for citizenship ? What can I do to correct this ? Any help is much appreciated

You are no longer require to register as you have past the age which is between 18 and 26. You can let them know that you were not aware of it. Maybe you will have to prove that as they usually send information about it with a copy of your greencard. But at this point I don't think it will go against you.

Hey Kcoyclay 1

Sorry it took me so long... I went out of town. I've been in NYC off and on. I actually work on a cruise ship for 7 to 9 months at a time for the pass five years, and NYC is where I my parents live so I'm back at least 2 months each year. Before I filed my app I was actually out ofo the country for 5.5 months.

They should understand that your job is the factor and not your choice. You are not going on long vacations and I don't think that they can penalize you for living at sea for most of the year. That shouldn't count and should be viewed similarly to those who, because they serve their country, work in another state. They don't live there, they just work there. Should be seen as the same principle regardless of type of service. All the best. Let me know how it goes.

Hi everyone! I found the Oath Ceremony letter in the mail on Sunday, the Ceremony will be on Friday, 12th of September. That means that my letter was delivered on Saturday, one day after they mailed it out. I am so excited and happy and I wish everyone here good luck with their journeys and may God bless us all!

Congratulations

Hello! I'm looking for some advice/help to figure out if I can return to Canada to visit my Family this Christmas by obtaining a Re-entry Permit I-131 even though my Green Card/Permanent Residency I-485 is still pending.

I'll give you a bit of a time line so you know the deets.

Feb 9, 2013 - engaged

Mar 16, 2013 - legally married in order to file paperwork

June 2013 - spousal visa I-130 & married fiancé visa I-129F both submitted (could not submit the I-485 because I had to return to Canada to work)

Dec 1, 2013 - re entered into The States with no problem even though both visas were submitted.

Dec 4, 2013 - HAD OUR WEDDING! yay

(huge gap in time)

April 9, 2014 - both I-130 & I-129F are approved

June 2014 - Permanent Residency I-485 is filed

August 8, 2014 - did fingerprinting for I-485

August 15, 2014 - granted valid Employment Authorization Card (it specifically says "not valid for reentry to U.S.)

And that brings us to now. My attorney says they hope to an interview some time in December, and then it takes a couple weeks to be approved and receive a Green Card. (but we all know when they say "hope for it in december" it'll be 2 months later or something. haha)

But of course, that doesn't really work with everything we had been planning this year.

My husband and I didn't think it was too crazy to hope that everything would be finished in time to be able to travel this December. I mean, it's been over a year since we submitted the paperwork and they initially said everything would be done in 6-7months.

But the world doesn't work that way I guess.

So, we basically need to be able to visit my family in Canada this Christmas (as it is sadly, my grandmothers last one) and then we also had plans to travel to the UK/parts of Europe for our 1 year anniversary/to network with other musicians (long story).

We want to leave America December 1st, and return back into the States February 1st.

This would possibly mean I need to reschedule my interview, and need to get a permit that allows me to reenter in February.

We've done our research and found I-131 Application For Travel Document.

It is decently priced and seems fairly simple as long as I have proof that I am visiting an ill relative.

I would be applying for "A re-entry permit (Application Type A)"

So, I'm basically just wondering if this will work.

If so, when should I apply for the I-131?

What kind of proof do they need for the I-131?

Is it easy to reschedule my interview in advance if I know I will not be able to attend?

I've had incredible help from lovely people on Visa Journey before, so I'm really interested to see what you think, or if anyone else has done the same thing.

Thank you so much for your time,

I seriously appreciate it.

- A

I'm so sorry to hear about your ill relative. I know how hard it can be to be away at a time as this. I also noted that you stated that you want to visit your ill relative and then travel to Europe for your December anniversary and that you want to leave by December first which is around the time of your anniversary. It will appear as if you prioritize your anniversary while using the illness to as the reason. While I understand the concept of killing two birds with one stone, keep in mind that the AP is granted based on humanitarian reasons (your ill relative) and for the time you requested, however, your passport will also be showing that while you were suppose to be visiting your sick relative - the sole purpose you were granted the AP - you used some of the time requested for that visit to go on a vacation (they do not grant AP for vacations).

You also mention reentry permit but you wouldn't qualify for that as they are only given to individuals who are permanent residents and conditional permanent residents not to persons who are waiting to adjust their status. I have added the link to the instructions for AP and other reasons for applying for travel documents. I wouldn't want you to be caught in a situation where the IO is looking through your passport as they usually do at your adjustment interview and see that you traveled to Europe when you should be visiting your ill relative. It has the potential to put you in a predicament and any misrepresentation to an IO can result in denial. These IOs are trained to investigate every thing and they note everything that is said. And, just to make you aware, while you are being interviewed you are also being taped by other officers who are watching and listening to everything that is being said. I know that as a fact. Just want to give you some information so that you won't be "caught between a rock and a hard place." See link below and have a great weekend.

I note that you stated that you have a K3. That see to change a lot of things and if it is still valid you would not need AP, so based on what you have please read the link below as it allows K3 visa holders who are adjusting to leave the country and return. I am just responding to the various scenarios presented.

Again, I am sorry to hear about your sick relative.

http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-131instr.pdf

Thanks Ian, I'm feeling pretty good now about proving that we're technically FL residents. I've already started accumulating a pile of documents showing our FL mailing address. In all other ways I make the perfect candidate for naturalization, so hopefully that outweighs the residence issue.

Thanks, kcoyclay1. One thing that worries me is that the street address we use in Florida is not owned by us in any way, but by a mail management company. It's main purpose is to receive our mail and act as a "residence" for things like driver's license, banking etc. On the N-400 form it asks for your current residence, so technically it isn't our residence, which changes from month to month. I'm just hoping the adjudicator will agree that we're still FL residents despite the fact that we don't technically maintain a residence there. I know from experience that different bureaucrats often interpret the rules in different ways, but as long as I don't get someone difficult, I think I'll be fine.

I don't think you will be penalized because your job takes you from state to state. However, how often do you return to Florida? During the process you will be sent letters for the process, and if you are away for long lengths of time, you may miss deadlines, dates, and requests. Your biometrics will have to be done there and also your interview and oath taking; is your job flexible enough for you to journey back to Florida to pick up your mail and honor those appointments? I'm just thinking about your situation.

I saw reference to you getting information from an attorney; If you like you can log in to justanswer.com and for $15 an immigration lawyer can give you some answers. However, with your taxes being paid in Florida and all your documents revealing that you are a Florida resident, I don't even think that is necessary. Where you temporarily stop over for business is not your home and you do not reside there, so I would say you are okay.

Hi All,

I'm about to apply for naturalization and I'm a bit worried because and my wife and I don't have a permanent residence because we travel contantly (within the U.S.).

Until about 1 year ago we lived in Florida, and we're still based there in the sense that our official address (for our business, drivers license etc.) is a street address provided by the company that manages our mail. We have an online business and like to travel around the country staying in short term rental apartments.

I'm worried because in the "general eligibility requirements" it says the following:

"You have lived within the state or USCIS district where you claim residence for at least 3 months prior to filing"

I'm planning on submitting N-400 using our mailing address as our "residence", but also providing an appendix explaining our situation and listing all the places we've "lived" in the past year.

I called USCIS and spoke to a tier-2 operator, but she wasn't very helpful, and had never encountered a situation like ours before. She seemed to brush it off and said "it should be fine", but I worry an adjudicator will see it differently.

Does anyone know how USCIS is likely to respond?

Thanks in advance!

Cheers,

Marcus

I think traveling for business is different than residing in the state unless you have no permanent address and you are doing month to month rentals. I think that would change the situation. Isn't your mailing address your permanent address while you are traveling for work? Or is it just an address for the convenience of receiving your mail? Who picks up the tab for your rentals while you work? Do you pay rent for the address where your mail is sent or is it just a PO Box? Which address is your stable address while you travel for work? I'm thinking of the example of pilots who have travel all over and live in hotels most of the time, yet there place of residence is their home address and not the hotels in which they stay. What do you think of this? Ian H. hit the nail on its head.You should be okay. Don't view the question on a literal level. Look at what makes you a resident. It is not that you are physically there, it's that it is your home while you work in various states. I'm sure it would be inconvenient for you to travel back home from different states just so you can technically reside there based on the wording of an immigration document. Have a great day.

Thank you Kcoyclay.-

You are welcome my friend. It's getting closer for us

Congrats to all the newly approved and naturalized December filers! I peeked at the forum to see how it's going since it's been a couple of weeks since I visited and I was happy to see that this thread is still pretty active!

Since getting naturalized, I quit my job and now I'm backpacking throughout the world! Mostly in Europe so far. My new passport already has 12 stamps and I've been to 17 countries so far!! I'm enjoying the freedom of traveling my new passport has given me Cheers guys!

Good for you. Enjoy your globe-trotting and cheers back at yah!

_{On September 1st., I sent a request to USCIS telling them that I was supposed to be scheduled for Oath Ceremony within 45 days after my interview (July 21st 2014), but I did not receive any}

_information.

_{USCIS answered to me, saying that by September 22nd., I'll receive information about my case.}

_{EUREKA !!!}

_{On September 3rd., I received an e-mail telling me that "On September 3, 2014, we scheduled you for oath ceremony and sent a notice providing the date, time and location".}

_{This long journey is almost finished.}

_{Thanks all of you for your help,}

Whew! Nothing beats a call to get them moving! I'm happy for you!

It states that the application is transferred and being process so that means there is movement on your case. If you like you may call them, as they suggested, if you need additional information.

So, to begin I was very excited to start the naturalization process. So excited that I had been doing the self-study exams on the USCIS website for about 2 years before I even sent in my application.

I mailed in my completed N400 at the end of April and everything went super fast after that. I had my biometrics done a month after and my case sent for scheduling 3 weeks after my biometrics. This is where the process seemed to stall a bit. My interview wasn't scheduled until September. No biggie I thought, I've waited this long, what's another month or two.

Now, at this point it's just a waiting game, before I know it, September 03 will be here. Now, waiting can be bliss or torture for some. For me, it ending up being the latter. The most gut-wrenching thing happened to me 3 weeks before my interview... I got a SPEEDING TICKET!!! I've never, ever gotten a speeding ticket in my 10 plus years of driving. It was all I could think about in those weeks leading up to the interview. I've ruined it!!! How could I have been so stupid!!!! I contacted a traffic attorney to handle the matter for me as it's my first offense and I don't want to just pay the ticket and be done with it. Unfortunately, the matter won't be resolved until after my interview date. I was devastated!! I beat myself up every chance I got. Finally, I had to let it all go, leave it up to God. I knew he had safely brought me through this whole process and this ticket would not stop what was to be.

The day before the interview, my nerves REALLY started to kick in. I didn't sleep at all. I was up early and ready to go the next morning. My appointment was at 9:30am and I would NOT be late. I entered the USCIS building and went through the security check-point at around 9:10am. I had left my purse and phone in my car and only took my documents in with me. Now, I may have gone a bit overboard with all the documents I brought but better to be over prepared I always say. I'm told to head to the open office where the lady at the front checked my interview notice and tells me to have a seat and wait for my name to be called. I wait for what felt like about 25 minutes before an AO comes out and called my name. This is it I told myself, stop with the stomach gurgles and dry mouth already!!!

We walk to his office which seemed to be all the way in the back of the building. I longer walk I have never taken (at least it felt that way) I enter his office and he shows me where to sit but before I do he tells me to take out my passport and green card. I lay both out on his desk and ask if he needs my driver license as well (I had received the yellow letter telling me to bring it along with all travel documents). He says yes. I sit and he walks around to his desk and asks me to stand and raise my right hand. I swear to tell the truth and then the interview begins. He asks me how I pronounce my name and I state it for him, he then asks me about my name change. This had already been done by a court so I only needed to show him the court document. He starts to go through my application with a red pen, circling and checking things off. After doing this for a few minutes, he asks me what's my current address, where I work (we had a laugh here, the first and only during the interview). He keeps going thru my application for a few more minutes. He stops and moves on to the civics, reading and writing portion of the interview. I was asked:

1. Who is the Governor of Florida?

2. Where is the Statue of Liberty?

3. What is one promise you make when you become a U.S. citizen?

4. What movement tried to end racial discrimination?

5. Name two U.S. national holidays?

6. Who was the first President?

I was asked to read, "Who lives in the White House? and write The President lives in the White House.

I guessed he heard my sigh of relief once I finished writing the sentence because he said "We're not done yet". He goes back to the application and starts to ask the rest of the questions, have you ever been a prostitute, have you every been an habitual drunkard, etc. Then comes the question, I'd been dreading. "Have you ever been arrested or detained by any officer in the U.S?" Now, I did sooooo much research on this and other websites about traffic violations and naturalization interviews. I had made up my mind that I would definitely disclose it at the interview even if it was asked or not. He never asked me if I was cited, just had I ever been arrested or detained. I said no, he then asks "Have you ever been arrested or detained by any officer in any other country" I said no. Before he could move on to the next question, I said, "I was just issued a speeding ticket" He dismisses it but then halts his circling and checking and asks, "Do you have it now?" I said "Yes, but I have paid a traffic attorney to handle the matter for me" He waves his hand and says "it's just a speeding ticket", and continues to ask the rest of the questions on the application.

After all the questions have been answered, he has me sign the bottom of my N400. He then prints out a form with all my biographical information on it and tells me that this is the information that will appear on my naturalization certificate. I had to verify that it was all correct and then sign. He then pulled out the 2 pictures I had sent in with my application and had me sign along the left hand side of each (face up). After that's all done and he placed all the signed forms and pictures in my file, he tell me then he was recommending my application for approval!!! He prints the form telling me that I've passed the civics and English test and the Congratulations box is checked off. He tells me that everything is done by mail. My file will be reviewed and if anything is needed I will receive a RFE by mail. He said if everything is good with my file, I will receive an Oath Ceremony notice in the mail in 30-120 days. He asks if I have any questions for him to which I say yes. I ask, "Will the ceremony take place here in this building?" He said most likely it will, but if not my letter will let me know where to go. He walks me back to the waiting area and it's all I can do to stop myself from bursting into tears of joy. I am beyond grateful and blessed. The whole interview lasted no longer than 20 minutes

Thanks to this site for all the useful information I was able to find while going thru this process. Good luck to every one who will be going through this process in the future.

Oh, today around 2:00pm, I received an update on my case. I was scheduled for the Oath Ceremony!! Just a day after my interview. I'm so overjoyed!!! Thank the Lord for all His blessings.

Thank you so much for sharing the details. I am sure that it will help others. You are also a great writer. Congratulations and all the best!

Lovely boy's interview date updated

Shakira08, congratulations!!! Sounds like it was a very nice experience. I had my interview 3 days ago, and today my online status changed to Oath Ceremony- so letter has been mailed out today!! There was someone that asked me earlier if I remembered the 6 questions, here is what the Officer asked me:

-When was the Constitution written?

-What is the age that men have to register for Selective Service?

-What is a State that borders Canada?

-What ocean is on the East coast?

-What does freedom of religion mean?

-How many Senators do we have ?

I hope this helps, I found Tampa Office to be very professional and nice people over there, now just waiting for my Oath Ceremony letter in the mail! Good luck everyone

Thanks for updating with the 6 questions.

I had my interview January 2 2013, I passed my civic exam however they needed some extra documents so decision couldn't be made at that moment. 1- My A file was missing, they didn't have it.2. I was audited by the IRS but had an installment agreement and was making payments, it wasn't much, about $3000. I had my receipts that the IRS sends me every month when I send my payment, but they wanted me to show them copy of my checks or bank statements showing that the IRS is cashing those checks. I sent all they needed the same week. It's been 17 months and still haven't gotten a decision. This past december I received a letter from USCIS that my fingerprints had expired and I needed to go again. I have called customer service more than I can remember, I did an infopass appointment which was useless, all they did was told me to wait.

Anyone had this experience happened to them, any advice you can give me..?

thank you in advance

Get your congressman to call them. They tried that on my sister after they received everything for her adjustment of status and still did not approve her; it was getting close to a year since she was interviewed and when she called she was told that she will have to refile and repay the fee when her employment authorization expires- all this because they were backlogged! I told her that the customer service rep is talking garbage and that she should get her congressman on her case and that she should not pay the fee. He did and within two weeks her status was changed to card production.

You should not have to retake your fingerprints because someone lost your information. And, how can a fingerprint expire? LOL, Are they saying that after a year your fingerprint changes? I know that is not what it means but tha'ts how it sounds and it is absurd! What I am assuming they are trying to communicate is that they have lost all your documents and as such they need FBI to investigate you all over again because they have no information - missing file. This is just my assumption based on them asking you to redo your fingerprint. So bottom line is that they lost your file and you suffer. Again, get the congressman on your case. Answers will be given then and no doubt a swift reply. All the best.

No, this won't be an issue. You aren't "technically" the one that owes overdue taxes. However, keep in mind that since you file jointly, it's possible that they may ask for proof of the payment agreement, so I would bring that to the interview.

The reason I suggest you bring proof of the agreement is because when you file jointly, the tax liability falls on both spouses, even if only one of you owes money. The only way you could be exempt from his tax liability, is by filing for innocent spouse relief.

Therefore, just the agreement where it says he agrees to pay the outstanding liability and a current statement if possible, is needed. But, don't worry about this too much because it's very likely that they won't even look at this or ask about it. Even if they do, again it's not a problem as long as your husband is current with payments.

As for the tax liability, you can talk to an accountant or other tax professional about filing for innocent spouse relief, just in case your husband can't pay, that way the IRS doesn't come after you for the past due taxes.

Here is a link:

http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc205.html

Excellent response

Hi everyone, today I had my interview in Holtsville, NY. For those who are awaiting your interview, here are the details (or as much as I could remember)

We arrived at 12:30 for my 1pm appointment, checked in and sat down for about 10 minutes. There were maybe 15 people in that massive waiting room, but I gathered quite a few of them were for Infopass appointments. at 12:55 a pleasant female IO called my name and we proceeded to her office. Before I sat down she asked me to raise my right hand for the oath, following that she said we will do the test, then go over my N400 application. She asked to see my passport and greencard, then we proceeded to the 6 questions which are as follows:

1) What movement tried to end racial discrimination?

2) What is one promise you make when you become a US citizen?

3) Where is the Statue of Liberty located?

4) Who was the first president?

5) Name 2 US holidays

6) Who is your state's governor?

I was then asked to read "Who lived here first"

Then write "American Indians lived here first"

We then went over all the yes and no questions, she asked to see my marriage certificate and my husband's birth certificate. She also asked how many children we have, and if they live with us. She asked what I do for a living, and the name of my agency. Keeping in mind, this all happened in a matter of minutes. Then she said those magic words, "You are APPROVED", took out her ink pad and stamp from her draw and stamped that gigantic approved on my application. She gave me a sheet stating that I'm approved and I will receive a notice within a few weeks for my Oath Ceremony.

So at the end of this, I walked in her door at 12:55pm, and walked out at 1:03pm. Total interview time 8 MINUTES! I'm extremely thankful to be one step closer to the end of my journey and for all of you who shared your interview experience. I will update once I receive my oath ceremony notice.

Congrats again my friend! ??????????

Today my wife gets this yellow letter in the mail ....

THIS IS NOT AN INTERVIEW NOTICE

USCIS recommends you bring the following documents to your interview:

1. Bring your state-issued driver's license or state-issued photo ID

2. Bring all passports and travel documents (including expired and current) issued to you by any government

____________________________________________

She finishing her biometrics about a month ago. She also got an email telling her she is in-line for her interview (but no interview date yet).

I have a feeling that not everybody gets these additional requirements. I wonder what's up with this?

There is really nothing special with her case ... We got married in the Philippines 6 years ago, and she came to the US with me 3 years ago.

She has been back to the Philippines about 4 times in that 3 years she has been here in the US ... but not more than 3 months at a time.

BTW ... she mailed in her N-400 in July.

It's actually called a pre-interview letter. Many of us get that. It is a reminder that you need to take further evidence to the interview and they are also letting you know that they are looking at your case.

Need advice here. I submitted my N400 earlier and everything seems to be on track. Today as I read another post about employment history, it occurred to me that I forgot to disclose a part-time school I attended in the employment/school history section. I did disclose my employment history during that 5 years though, which is with the same company, no complications. I just forgot that I also attended a part time program at the same time. What should I do? Thanks for your help.

There's nothing that you can do about that. I don't think it's detrimental either. You can mention it in your interview if they ask.

Hi everybody,

I'm sceduled for oath ceremony and got my letter in the mail last week. I'm udating the list and that's it.

Thanks you everyone for help, support and keeping our spirits u!

Good luck to everyone who is still waiting!

N-400: April 2014 Applicants

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USCIS Dallas/Lewisville, Texas Lockbox

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M and F Forever.....|04/16/14.|04/21/14.|04/18/14.|05/12/14.|07/21/14.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|Houston, TX

harryhita...........|04/17/14.|04/29/14.|04/18/14.|06/04/14.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|Atlanta, GA

krishna12...........|04/19/14.|04/28/14.|04/23/14.|05/23/14.|07/03/14.|08/07/14.|--/--/--.|Jacksonville, FL

shakira08...........|04/24/14.|05/01/14.|05/01/14.|05/30/14.|07/18/14.|08/27/14.|--/--/--.|Tampa, FL

Subaru4Me...........|04/28/14.|05/03/14.|05/03/14.|05/27/14.|--/--/14.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|Long Island City, NY

Raluca805...........|04/28/14.|05/04/14.|05/09/14.|05/23/14.|07/24/14.|09/02/14.|--/--/--.|Tampa,FL

Kabul...............|04/28/14.|05/04/14.|05/06/14.|05/30/14.|--/--/14.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|Houston, TX

greatk..............|05/03/14.|05/12/14.|05/12/14.|06/06/14.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|New York, NY

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USCIS Phoenix, Arizona Lockbox

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UserName............|Sent.....|ChkCashd.|NOA......|Fprints..|Int Ltr..|Intview..|Oath.....|FieldOffice

Edp333..............|03/24/14.|04/04/14.|04/03/14.|04/30/14.|05/28/14.|07/01/14.|--/--/--.|Chicago, IL

AllesKlar...........|03/28/14.|04/04/14.|04/03/14.|04/29/14.|07/23/14.|08/26/14.|--/--/--.|Chicago, IL

Mehdi.M.............|04/01/14.|04/06/14.|04/06/14.|05/15/14.|05/21/14.|06/25/14.|07/24/14.|Milwaukee, WI

MichaelOlesea.......|04/02/14.|04/10/14.|04/09/14.|05/05/14.|05/29/14.|07/08/14.|08/29/14.|Cleveland,OH

Mohammad............|04/02/14.|04/10/14.|04/18/14.|05/19/14.|05/28/14.|06/23/14.|07/25/14.|Reno, NV

wlmh65..............|04/09/14.|04/16/14.|04/15/14.|05/12/14.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|Seattle, WA

Maritoni............|04/10/14.|04/17/14.|04/14/14.|05/06/14.|05/12/14.|06/17/14.|08/12/14.|Boise,ID

nin.................|04/10/14.|04/16/14.|04/16/14.|05/16/14.|06/09/14.|07/15/14.|08/29/14.|Cleveland, OH

Rocky30007..........|04/11/14.|04/17/14.|04/15/14.|05/02/14.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|Seattle, WA (Early Bio)

Ermeglio............|04/15/14.|.........|04/17/14.|05/12/14.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|Chicago, IL

jodymae09...........|04/16/14.|04/22/14.|04/21/14.|05/16/14.|05/21/14.|06/24/14.|07/24/14.|Indianapolis, IN

JD63................|04/18/14.|04/23/24.|--/--/--.|05/15/14.|--/--/--.|07/15/14.|--/--/--.|Omaha, NE

phardream...........|04/21/14.|04/26/14.|04/28/14.|05/22/14.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|--/--/--.|San Bernardino, CA

TamTamtheLion.......|04/22/14.|04/29/14.|04/29/14.|05/07/14.|05/22/14.|07/02/14.|09/19/14.|Wichita, KS

friscoflip..........|04/24/14.|--/--/--.|04/29/14.|05/09/14.|07/14/14.|08/14/14.|--/--/--.|San Francisco, CA

Lisa011.............|04/25/14.|05/02/14.|05/05/14.|05/23/14.|05/28/14.|08/26/14.|--/--/--.|Chicago, IL

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USCIS Lincoln, Nebraska Lockbox (Filing Under 319b, 328, or 329 of the INA)

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UserName............|Sent.....|ChkCashd.|NOA......|Fprints..|Int Ltr..|Intview..|Oath.....|FieldOffice

Banka0809...........|03/26/14.|04/09/14.|04/02/14.|05/06/14.|06/02/14.|07/07/14.|08/15/14.|Pittsburgh, PA

Messybrownhair......|04/02/14.|04/09/14.|04/03/14.|04/23/14.|05/22/14.|06/30/14.|08/01/14.|Philadelphia, PA

Elahalo.............|04/02/14.|04/16/14.|04/16/14.|05/08/14.|05/19/14.|06/18/14.|07/22/14.|Agana, Guam

Techguru365.........|04/26/14.|--/--/14.|04/29/14.|05/20/14.|06/10/14.|06/25/14.|08/20/14.|Norfolk,VA

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Sent: Date N-400 was mailed to USCIS

Delvd: Date N-400 was delivered to USCIS

CkCsd: Date your check was cashed by USCIS

Notif: Date you received email / text notification from USCIS that your case has been accepted

I-797: Date you received the official I-797 notification in the mail about case acceptance

FPNot: Date you received e-notification about fingerprints date

FPLtr: Date you received the official letter in the mail

FPDat: Date assigned for fingerprinting

FPCmp: Date you actually completed your fingerprints. Many people walk-in early and do it sooner.

IntNt: Date you received e-notification about your interview date

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Intrv: Date of your interview

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Please use the latest schedule to update your information; it throws others off.

hey guys

So it's been over 90 days since I had my bio appointment and no interview yet. What should I do?

Were you placed in line for scheduling at any point?

Got my interview letter, my interview will be on October 3rd in Holtsville, Long Island NY.

Congrats lovely boy.

Hello kcoyclay1, based on my experience (5 year rule as well)

1. I also sent PP-size photos and also took two extra to interview IO did not ask for them and they used the picture taken during my bio for Certificate.

2. I took 4 years of tax transcripts to the interview, again, IO did not ask for them.

3. You only need to give one acceptable answer, unless the question asks for more than one.

Good luck to you!!!

Thank you so much!

Updating my status. Received the Interview Letter today from the mail. Scheduled on September 30, 2014 at 7:00 A.M. in Seattle Field Office

N-400: March 2014 Applicants

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USCIS Dallas/Lewisville, Texas Lockbox

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VJ.UserName......|Eligible.|Sent..|Cashd.|NOA...|BioApp|InLine|IntLtr|IntVw.|Oath.....| Field Office

Engineer21.......|04/27/13.|02/24.|03/04.|03/04.|03/28.|04/01.|04/04.|05/13.|07/30/14.| Lawrence, MA

prinambiar.......|--/--/--.|03/02.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--/--.| Baltimore, MD

PacienciayFe.....|10/13/13.|03/03.|03/13.|03/11.|04/10.|04/14.|07/03.|08/06.|08/19/14.| Queens, NY

Math Man.........|02/05/12.|03/03.|03/10.|03/07.|04/03.|04/07.|04/14.|05/21.|07/30/14.| Lawrence, MA

DanTes ..........|02/25/14.|03/03.|03/11.|03/10.|04/09.|04/28.|04/29.|06/02.|09/11/14.| New Orleans, LA

Coqueta..........|03/10/11.|03/03.|MOrdr.|03/06.|03/28.|04/01.|04/01.|05/06.|07/03/14.| Memphis, TN

HJP..............|12/17/12.|03/03.|03/11.|03/10.|04/04.|04/08.|05/05.|06/05.|07/31/14.| Jacksonville, FL

Sunshinepretty...|--/--/--.|03/03.|--/--.|03/12.|04/09.|04/11.|05/30.|07/01.|07/01/14.| Newark, NJ

Rip_curl.........|--/--/--.|03/04.|03/11.|03/12.|03/26.|05/02.|05/16.|06/21.|06/24/14.| Dallas, TX

Montblanc........|--/--/--.|03/04.|03/11.|03/10.|04/08.|04/10.|05/12.|06/17.|08/01/14.| Philadelphia, PA

*HappyInlove*....|08/20/10.|03/05.|MOrdr.|03/10.|04/07.|04/09.|04/28.|05/27.|08/08/14.| Memphis, TN

JVKn'CVO .......|01/08/11.|03/07.|03/13.|03/10.|04/02.|--/--.|04/07.|05/15.|07/31/14.| San Antonio, TX

Ontarkieboy1.....|--/--/--.|03/08.|FeeWv.|03/19.|04/15.|04/17.|04/28.|05/29.|09/19/14.| Memphis, TN

Ontarkieboy2.....|--/--/--.|03/08.|FeeWv.|03/19.|04/15.|04/17.|04/28.|05/29.|09/19/14.| Memphis, TN

fumes............|--/--/--.|03/08.|FeeWv.|03/20.|04/17.|04/22.|05/02.|06/02.|07/03/14.| Memphis, TN

Tristanz.........|03/09/14.|03/09.|03/11.|03/11.|03/23.|05/06.|07/11.|08/12.|--/--/--.| Queens, NY

chantal356.......|--/--/--.|03/10.|03/17.|03/14.|04/15.|04/17.|08/16.|09/17.|--/--/--.| Baltimore, MD

bloomfield.......|--/--/--.|03/10.|--/--.|--/--.|04/02.|05/08.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--/--.| Atlanta, GA

Wise_Hawk........|--/--/--.|03/10.|--/--.|03/20.|04/14.|04/16.|07/11.|08/12.|08/21/14.| Queens, NY

ByrdNest.........|--/--/--.|03/12.|03/20.|03/20.|04/17.|04/21.|05/27.|07/01.|--/--/--.| Fairfax, VA

Bibi&Beebti......|01/01/14.|03/15.|03/27.|03/27.|05/06.|05/08.|06/22.|07/25.|--/--/--.| Washington, DC

starbeam.........|--/--/--.|03/15.|03/20.|03/20.|03/28.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--/--.| Houston, TX

CatherineTheGreat|--/--/--.|03/17.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--/--.| Louisville, KY

Felix01..........|01/06/14.|03/18.|03/27.|03/27.|04/28.|04/30.|06/03.|08/05.|09/17/14.| Springfield, MA

anjp.............|02/17/14.|03/18.|03/25.|03/28.|04/21.|04/22.|04/28.|06/09.|--/--/--.| San Antonio, TX

Aurelius.........|--/--/--.|03/18.|--/--.|04/01.|04/15.|05/12.|08/06.|09/12.|--/--/--.| New York, NY

DeanRShortland...|03/13/14.|03/19.|04/01.|04/01.|04/29.|05/12.|05/23.|06/30.|07/25/14.| Memphis,TN

ninasan..........|03/08/13.|03/20.|03/27.|03/31.|04/22.|04/24.|06/07.|07/15.|07/25/14.| Tampa, FL

K96..............|09/--/11.|03/21.|03/26.|03/27.|04/30.|05/02.|--/--.|07/15.|08/29/14.| New York, NY

Mr. & Mrs. S.....|09/02/13.|03/22.|04/01.|03/27.|04/25.|04/29.|08/04.|09/03.|--/--/--.| New York, NY

miggg............|03/22/14.|03/24.|04/01.|03/31.|04/24*|05/20.|06/17.|07/24.|09/17/14.| Washington, DC

rogue320.........|--/--/--.|03/24.|03/31.|--/--.|02/11.|07/02.|07/15.|07/19.|07/25/14.| Memphis, TN

yomi0518.........|02/13/11.|03/25.|MOrdr.|03/28.|04/29.|05/02.|06/13.|07/15.|--/--/--.| Oakland Park, FL

rosemont.........|--/--/--.|03/25.|03/28.|03/31.|04/30.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--/--.| Baltimore, MD

bjrichus.........|--/--/--.|03/26.|03/27.|04/01.|04/21.|04/23.|07/12.|08/12.|08/12/14.| Dallas, TX

kCoyclay1........|--/--/--.|03/28.|04/08.|04/03.|05/08.|05/12.|08/25.|09/24.|--/--/--.| New York, NY

Darth Vader Rises|03/30/14.|03/29.|04/04.|03/31.|05/01.|05/29.|06/11.|07/16.|08/15/14.| Miami, FL

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USCIS Phoenix, Arizona Lockbox

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VJ.UserName......|Eligible.|Sent..|Cashd.|NOA...|BioApp|InLine|IntLtr|IntVw.|Oath.....| Field Office

Kristel..........|--/--/--.|02/26.|03/06.|03/05.|03/28.|04/01.|--/--.|05/23.|06/25/14.| Chula Vista, CA

ChristinePR......|--/--/--.|02/28.|03/06.|03/10.|03/20.|04/02.|04/14.|05/12.|--/--/--.| San Jose, CA

Suaya415.........|12/18/13.|03/01.|03/07.|03/10.|03/27.|04/04.|04/14.|05/14.|06/19/14.| San Jose, CA

bennobot.........|09/08/13.|03/01.|03/08.|03/03.|03/28.|04/01.|04/01.|05/09.|06/14/14.| St. Paul, MN

Need2know........|04/21/10.|03/03.|03/12.|03/12.|04/18.|04/18.|04/18.|05/19.|06/18/14.| St. Paul, MN

lilacvioletiris..|10/04/13.|03/03.|03/12.|03/11.|04/04.|04/08.|08/25.|09/24.|--/--/--.| Detroit, MI

VP19.............|02/22/14.|03/03.|03/10.|03/07.|03/31.|04/22.|04/25.|06/02.|07/18/14.| St. Louis, MO

eca31............|--/--/--.|03/04.|--/--.|03/18.|04/11.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--/--.| Cleveland, OH

Mistere..........|10/26/91.|03/05.|03/13.|03/12.|04/04.|04/25.|06/12.|07/18.|08/27/14.| San Bernardino, CA

Ju&Ja............|--/--/--.|03/05.|--/--.|03/12.|04/22.|04/24.|05/19.|06/20.|08/27/14.| Oxnard, CA

tom_g............|--/--/--.|03/06.|03/14.|03/11.|04/02.|04/04.|05/10.|06/10.|07/16/14.| Oakland, CA

viber............|--/--/--.|03/06.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--/--.|

Abby62...........|--/--/--.|03/07.|03/11.|03/14.|04/01.|04/03.|04/12.|05/12.|06/12/14.| Indianapolis, IN

b_fowler.........|05/03/12.|03/07.|03/26.|03/21.|04/14.|04/23.|04/26.|06/05.|07/10/14.| Kansas City, MO

Np19.............|--/--/--.|03/07.|03/13.|03/11.|04/03.|04/07.|05/12.|--/--.|--/--/--.| St. Louis, MO

mrs_jaz_h........|11/10/11.|03/11.|--/--.|03/14.|04/08.|04/10.|08/25.|09/25.|--/--/--.| Detroit, MI

lori7734.........|--/--/--.|03/12.|--/--.|03/19.|04/09.|--/--.|--/--.|06/03.|06/19/14.| Milwaukee, WI

KirstyVQT........|--/--/--.|03/13.|--/--.|03/20.|04/10.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--.|--/--/--.| Portland, OR

aneczka..........|12/12/06.|03/14.|03/25.|03/20.|04/02.|04/07.|05/30.|07/01.|07/07/14.| Detroit, MI

BalooSL..........|09/15/13.|03/15.|03/25.|03/21.|04/11.|04/15.|05/08.|06/17.|07/30/14.| San Francisco, CA

yjia0319.........|03/12/14.|03/17.|03/21.|03/26.|04/14.|05/12.|05/12.|06/17.|07/16/14.| Columbus, OH

Chris&Angela.....|03/17/14.|03/19.|03/26.|03/24.|04/14.|05/15.|--/--.|07/02.|07/16/14.| Sacramento, CA

Christi85........|03/09/14.|03/19.|03/27.|03/24.|04/21.|05/07.|06/24.|07/28.|08/27/14.| Chatsworth, CA

Sraj49...........|08/04/13.|03/19.|03/27.|03/31.|04/09.|04/11.|05/30.|07/02.|07/16/14.| Sacramento, CA

ez2007...........|10/29/11.|03/21.|03/26.|03/27.|04/22.|04/24.|08/25.|09/30.|--/--/--.| Seattle, WA

Newoption........|04/04/09.|03/24.|04/01.|04/01.|04/28.|04/30.|07/09.|08/12.|08/27/14.| San Bernardino, CA

missicy..........|03/21/14.|03/24.|04/02.|03/31.|04/21.|05/20.|07/05.|08/04.|08/27/14.| Chatsworth, CA

shikha_and_howard|03/23/14.|03/24.|04/01.|03/28.|04/18.|05/20.|07/24.|08/27.|--/--/--.| Phoenix, AZ

KyG..............|04/27/12.|03/24.|04/02.|04/01.|04/21.|04/23.|05/13.|06/17.|07/22/14.| San Jose, CA

AKKWM............|01/03/14.|03/24.|04/02.|03/31.|04/22.|04/24.|05/02.|06/11.|08/01/14.| Las Vegas, NV

can702...........|12/18/13.|03/26.|04/02.|04/07.|04/22.|04/24.|05/08.|06/11.|--/--/--.| Las Vegas, NV

Myles2986........|03/25/14.|03/27.|04/02.|04/01.|04/18.|05/23.|06/03.|07/07.|08/04/14.| Saint Paul, MN

Eb1gc............|03/18/14.|03/--.|--/--.|03/20.|04/09.|--/--.|--/--.|06/25.|--/--/--.| Indianapolis, IN

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