Citizenship (N-400) Timelines

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Names	Service Center	CIS Office	Filed	NOA	Bio. Appt.	Interview	Approved ?	Oath	Comments	Updated Last
Chutima & Merrill	Phoenix AZ Lockbox	San Francisco CA	2011-11-10		2012-01-26	2012-01-20	Yes	2012-02-15		2012-02-26
mike & zara		San Francisco CA	2007-01-22	2007-02-01	2007-02-16	2007-04-04	Yes	2007-06-05	I-130 upgraded the same day of the oath ceremony	2007-11-14
Angela & Paul	Phoenix AZ Lockbox	San Francisco CA	2019-10-17	2019-10-19	2019-11-05	2021-01-11	Yes	2021-01-11	Estimated Completion Date: Sept. 2020 (per USCIS) NOW OCTOBER 2020 (as of May) Now November 2020 (as of August) JANUARY 11, 2021 It has been a loooong journey but today finally was THE day, 15 months after we submitted the N-400 application. No real issues during the interview at 10:20am in San Francisco except a request for all past passports which ended up being not necessary (of course!), and the list of all previous trips abroad (which was in the documents filed anyway). The option was given to take the oath same day at 2:00pm or another week. The oath was in a room with 30 other new citizens from 22 different countries, with masks and physical distance, and it took less then the recommended 15mn limit for people to stay in a closed room. Anticlimactic but efficient! Got the naturalization certificate on the spot and instructions to apply for US passport. PS: plenty of street parking on a Monday with stay-at-home orders in effect	2021-01-12
Elina & Igor	Phoenix AZ Lockbox	San Francisco CA	2012-11-13	2012-11-15	2012-12-10	2013-01-30	Yes	2013-03-26	During interview the officer corrected Elina's name to include her patronimic as a middle name (her docs were filed with only first and last names). We went to an infopass appointment the very next day and were advised to send a letter to Naturalization Unit, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, 630 Sansome Street, San Francisco, CA 94111 describing why we think that the patronimic should not be used as a middle name. (Contact me if you want to know what our argument was.) At the oath ceremony Elina received her certificate with the patronimic as a middle name, but before we left the ceremony she went up on stage and told the officer there that there's a mistake on the certificate. She was given an appointment that same afternoon at the USCIS San Francisco office. At the office they took her certificate went to a back room and after some time (we assume that they checked the paperwork and read our letter) came back with a corrected certificate with no middle name. Woohoo!	2013-10-03
Pipino & Reno	California Service Center	San Francisco CA	2007-02-05	2007-02-20	2007-03-09	2007-05-01	Yes	2007-05-08		2007-09-21
Jayr & Coxhealth	Online	San Francisco CA	2023-07-07	2023-07-07	2023-08-01	2023-10-27	Yes	2023-11-14		2023-10-30
Ramiro & Kelah	Phoenix AZ Lockbox	San Francisco CA	2012-07-30	2012-08-02	2012-08-31	2012-11-02	Yes	2012-12-17		2012-12-06
A & K	Online	San Francisco CA	2018-08-11		2018-09-06	2019-08-27				2019-08-12
Quique & Dani	Phoenix AZ Lockbox	San Francisco CA	2011-05-03	2011-05-17	2011-06-01	2011-07-19	Yes	2011-08-19	Passport received and first trip to Peru as US citizen 04/10/2012.	2015-10-30
Assaad & Nita	California Service Center	San Francisco CA	2006-03-25	2006-04-11	2006-06-20	2006-09-12	Yes	2007-07-24	Took too long	2008-11-12