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Whoops, you’re right. Misread that. Still funny though! Good thing, because I was starting to wonder if my husband had two more wives I didn’t know about. 😂

Whoops, you’re right. Misread that. Still funny though! Good thing, because I was starting to wonder if my husband had two more wives I didn’t know about. 😂

That’s also my husband’s birthday! Too funny. What are the odds that three of our husbands have the same birthday?!

Whoops, you’re right. Misread that. Still funny though! Good thing, because I was starting to wonder if my husband had two more wives I didn’t know about. 😂

That’s also my husband’s birthday! Too funny. What are the odds that three of our husbands have the same birthday?!

Preach. It's starting to feel like I've been running a marathon and when the finish line came into view, it disappeared and USCIS was like, "Psych...we hid the finish line and we don't even know where it is now. Good luck!"

Same here for me....applied in Dec 2019 and completed biometrics....just crickets since then as my case is at NBC too. 😒
Kept being told that I just have to wait....

I’d rather be waiting for an oath than waiting for my interview. 🤷🏻‍♀️

I think we're in the same boat. I never even got an initial interview, and my field office has been open since June. It's getting super frustrating.

I’d rather be waiting for an oath than waiting for my interview. 🤷🏻‍♀️

I’d rather be waiting for an oath than waiting for my interview. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Because we are in the middle of a pandemic? Because you can’t have 50 people at a time Oath ceremonies? Because in some states the courts are still closed?

My estimate for the past while has said July 2020. That disappeared at some point in the past two weeks, and now it says August 2020. I doubt its validity, but fingers crossed I at least get an interview date this month, even if it’s for September.
 
I ended up calling USCIS a few days ago to ask if my application is in the queue for an interview, or if it really was still being reviewed. According to them, I am in the queue so that’s a small victory, I guess.

Hey there! I actually do this now, and have been since 2017. I lived in one border city when we started the CR-1 process. Midway through the CR-1, I moved to another border city and continued visiting. I still work in that city but now live in Michigan. We were together for 7 years before I emigrated and I never had a problem visiting. I was always forthright about the petition/visa and kept proof of ties to Canada in my car (which I never had to show). I actually had the visa in hand for a couple months before I moved (due to having an apartment lease), and customs didn't care (I visited using a Nexus, and left my passport at home in Canada).
 
The tax stuff honestly isn't that bad, but I guess it depends on your income and other investments. Since you live in a border town, there will be accountants around who specialize in CAN/USA taxes. We hired a professional the first year to make sure it was done properly.
 
People always think my life is some gigantic hassle but it's really not bad at all. I love my job and have a pension I wasn't willing to give up. We do eventually plan to move to Canada, so keeping one foot in the door will be helpful to us anyway. In all honesty, I kind of love it because I get the best of both worlds (minus health care, blah).
 
If there's anything I can help with, let me know!

It’s been a long time coming for you! Congrats!

I just saw on a different immigration site that someone who filed Jan 6 in Detroit got their rescheduled interview date. Hoping mine comes soon too!

Congratulations to everyone who’s gotten their interview and oath ceremony recently! Nice to see a lot of action in our thread.
 
As for me, I’m still waiting to be scheduled for my initial interview in Detroit. There are only a handful Detroit people on here and who knows if they even keep their timelines updated.
 
Does anyone know if USCIS Tier 2 provides any information about whether field offices are even doing interviews right now? I don’t want to waste my time with that if they won’t be able to tell me anything.

I found this report that lists N-400 applications by field office. The time period is Jan. - March 2020. 
It lists applications received, approved, denied, and pending. It is not going to tell you when you will get an interview, 
but it does show the number of cases pending around the time the field offices started closing.
 
https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/data/N400_performancedata_fy2020_qtr2.pdf

Can I ask what you’re referring to by the old site? I’ve been signing onto my.uscis.gov and of course the app. I didn’t know there was a third way to check! Thanks.

Thank you!!

Hi all,
 
      My wife had her citizenship interview this morning at 10AM at the Greer, SC field office.  She passed her interview and civics and reading/writing tests with no problem.  When we started to leave they told us to hang out for a few more minutes. Another lady was just finishing up her interview.  About 10 minutes later they called my wife and this other lady back and the lady at the reception desk called me over and had me look back through the glass.  My wife and this other lady were taking their Oath.  While it certainly wasn't the big ceremonies you see on TV, I was just as proud.  Our long journey is finally over.
 
I sincerely have to Thank the mods and admins here on VisaJourney.  Honestly I don't know if I could have gotten us through this whole process from K-1 to Citizen without you folks.  God bless you all and may you keep doing what you do for a very long time.
 

I finally got a letter with a new interview date. It will be on August 4 in Des Moines, IA🤞 
 
According to My USCIS I am still on track to have citizenship by October. I guess we will see!

FYI, I haven't seen that be accurate for anyone in the past few months. On mine, it got down to 0 days and then said "We are taking longer than expected to process your case." It's been like that for over a month now.

FYI, I haven't seen that be accurate for anyone in the past few months. On mine, it got down to 0 days and then said "We are taking longer than expected to process your case." It's been like that for over a month now.

FYI, I haven't seen that be accurate for anyone in the past few months. On mine, it got down to 0 days and then said "We are taking longer than expected to process your case." It's been like that for over a month now.