Field Office Statistics please add your info

[Feliz 0]

As USCIS promises up to 18 months wait, here's some useful activity for us while waiting:

there are months topics (July filers etc) and STate topics on this forum, but it's all irrelevant because it's Field office who decides your interview date and oath. so let's calrify matters

FIELD OFFICE STATISTICS

1) find your field office by your zipcode you used in N400 application here: https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi/go?action=of....office_type=LO

2) find your field office's processing dates here: https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/jsps/ptimes.jsp

3) look at your NOA1 and find how many days USCIS gives till interview notice

4) add a message to this thread with all this info + your own dates

SAMPLE:

here is mine:

1) Los Angeles

2) on Dec 14th 2007 processing May 19th 2007 (7 months) currently this applies to all CA offices

3) my NOA1 dated Nov 30 2007, priority date Oct 30 2007, days given in NOA1 - 425 that is January 28, 2009, but if use 7 month - then it'd due May-June 2008

4) other statistic is in in my signature

[annatenna 0]

Good idea!

Here's mine

1) Oklahoma City office

2) Stats indicate they are currently processing up to 19 May 2007 (most offices say the same)

3) My priority date 27 July 2007, received NOA 26 Nov.

4) NOA stated notification of interview within 365 days

Finger prints done (twice) await interview notice - I don't expect anything to happen before summer (June/July) at earliest, maybe an interview before November but not in time to vote.

N400 to TSC 26 July 07

NOA 26 Nov 07

FP (1) 17 Dec 07

FP re-take 22 Jan 2008

[RICHIE07 0]

Here's Mine:

1) Salt Lake City, Utah

2) On December 14, 2007 for N-400 -currently processing up to May 19, 2007

3) My Priority Date is November 05, 2007

4) Notification of interview within 240 days

[Waiting4GC 0]

It seems like the processing date of May 19th could be just a standard time for all processing centers because I selected some randon local offices and the processing time was the same so I don't think it is very accurate. Here is my info.

1) Cleveland, OH

2) May 19, 2007

3) Priority date of Nov 8

4) NOA stated notification of interview within 180 days but I already have my interview date setup. Time from Priority date to interview date is approximately 4 months.

[churipu 4]

here is mine:

1) Baltimore

2) currently processing April 19th 2007

3) priority date july 28 2007, my NOA1 from VSC dated Nov 9 2007, notification days given in NOA1 - 180

4) my complete timeline is in my signature

Needless to say these processing times are famous for not being updated or reliable all the time...

ETA: What's up with the 19 and USCIS?

Edited January 25, 2008 by churipu

[nscvet 0]

Los Angeles

May 19, 2007

NOA Jan 18, 2008

Priority date Jan 14, 2008

425 days

[jennybirgitta 0]

1) San Diego

2) May 19, 2007

3) 365 days

[Feliz 0]

Los Angeles (and i suppose most of others) updated processing times - January 19 it was June 15, so it's officially still 7 months

[Feliz 0]

i recommend also to look for your Local Office here: http://boards.immigrationportal.com/forumdisplay.php?f=18

[DDL 1]

1) Charleston, SC

2) 06 Feb 07

3) 19 Dec 07

4) 365 days

Edited February 21, 2008 by DDL

[TruLoveFound 0]

1. St. Albans, Vermont

2. As of Jan. 15th they are processing June 02, 2007

3. NOA receipt says 365 days

4. 12-20-2007 Submitted my wife N400 to VSC.

12-21-2007 UPS confirms that her application arrived.

01-03-2008 Check Cashed by USCIS.

01-10-2008 Received NOA Receipt Notice.

01-15-2008 Received NOA Biometric's Appointment Notice.

01-28-2008 Biometrics/fingerprints done.

02-20-2008 Received NOA Interview Appointment Notice.

04-15-2008 Naturalization Interview (wish us luck)

[kud 0]

Hey Guys this is what the time lines are for

[Feliz 0]

another estimation: http://boards.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?t=274829

Edited February 24, 2008 by Feliz

[sparkofcreation 0]

I just looked up mine (Albuquerque, NM) and even though the NOA-1 say2 425 days, they're currently (as of 2/15) processing July 20, 2007, which means (1) the processing time has only gone up by 1 month (from 7 to almost 8 months) and (2) they're actually ALMOST DONE with the rush of applications people sent in in June/July. So maybe they'll get G's citizenship finished in time for him to vote after all. ::crosses fingers::

G had his biometrics today, he said there was only one other applicant there when he was there.