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My I-751 was approved, and N400 placed into "Oath Ceremony to be Scheduled" queue. Exactly three weeks after interview. Interestingly the I-751 got approved at around 6pm Friday, then the N400 showed approved/oath ready to be scheduled at midnight.

My I-751 was approved, and N400 placed into "Oath Ceremony to be Scheduled" queue. Another data point for "N400 unsticks the I-751 and makes it go faster". Good luck to everybody else in Potomac still waiting - fingers crossed you get approvals soon.

My I-751 was approved, and N400 placed into "Oath Ceremony to be Scheduled" queue. Good luck to all I-751 folks still waiting!

I'm still stuck in transferred ROC - Interview April 12, transferred April 15... nothing since.

Still no movement on either I-751 or N400 since case was transferred two weeks back.

Alright... joining this thread! Interview on April 12. Went well, passed civics test, interestingly it was a virtual interview with a remote officer. I was hoping that would mean it might get approved faster. Still waiting at the moment. Interview - April 12, 2024 I-751 transferred to NBC - April 15, 2024

@Rebecca92 did this ever get resolved?

I'm not saying it'll delay it, I'm saying that it could speed it up.

They asked what might speed it up, I think we can definitively say waiting to take documents to the interview won't affect anything. It was there when I submitted mine on January 8 in the additional documents section.

You should be able to upload those. They updated the N400 online somewhat recently and there's now a specific section to upload tax transcripts.

Zero evidence for this, but I uploaded tons of evidence with my N400 (basically all the same stuff you used for I-751 evidence for finances, taxes etc) along with a "please do a combo interview" letter. I got a virtual interview (at the physical field office) and it was clear within 2 minutes that the officer was already planning to approve me.

For DC folks in the WhatsApp thread it seems like 3-4 weeks from interview to case showing as approved/oath ready to be scheduled is the norm. Oath itself is usually 2-3 months post-interview.

They will likely just verbally check this at the interview and fix it then.

Yes - just the typical "did you ever?" yes/no. I wasn't asked to define anything.

Nope - I just got asked 2-3 of the questions verbally.

And my I-751 just changed to case was transferred.

Aaaand done -

Re-posting from the I-751 thread. Back from my I-751/N400 interview at the Fairfax office. In a surprising turn of events it was a virtual interview. The officer told me it would be a combo interview, but they never called my spouse in. I had uploaded lots of evidence documents with my N400 (combining finances, taxes, leases etc.) and that seemed to have sped it up. Interview lasted 10 minutes - civics questions first (how many senators, how long do they serve, what rights are protected in the first amendment, who is the speaker of the house, two US holidays, promise you make when becoming a citizen), confirmed address, updated a couple of errors I made on the N400 form, and asked if we had filed taxes. Done and conditionally approved pending I-751 approval - said it would take 2-3 days for the I-751 to get transferred, 2-3 weeks for approval, oath scheduling could be as fast as a couple of weeks. I let them know i was travelling all of May and they said they would shoot for June.

Back from my I-751/N400 interview at the Fairfax office. In a surprising turn of events it was a virtual interview. The officer told me it would be a combo interview, but they never called my spouse in. I had uploaded lots of evidence documents with my N400 (combining finances, taxes, leases etc.) and that seemed to have sped it up. Interview lasted 10 minutes - civics questions first (how many senators, how long do they serve, what rights are protected in the first amendment, who is the speaker of the house, two US holidays, promise you make when becoming a citizen), confirmed address, updated a couple of errors I made on the N400 form, and asked if we had filed taxes. Done and conditionally approved pending I-751 approval - said it would take 2-3 days for the I-751 to get transferred, 2-3 weeks for approval, oath scheduling could be as fast as a couple of weeks. I let them know i was travelling all of May and they said they would shoot for June. Very anticlimactic overall, but I'm done! I would definitely say if you're eligible to file N400 and have a pending I-751 definitely go ahead and apply if you want to speed things up.

Congratulations! Did your appointment letter state that it would be a combo interview? Did they ask you to bring the EAD/AP or did you just happen to have them with you? My interview is tomorrow, hoping it'll be similarly speedy/easy.

You don't want to file N400?

If you have a pending I-751 I've heard they can't approve same day or do same day oath ceremony.

Looks good to me. I would bring tax transcripts as opposed to returns as they're a lot shorter to print.

The interview is almost always scheduled for 90+ days after filing if you file on the earliest possible early filing date.

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