If you completed your interview please share you experiences

[hope1 0]

I am wondering if you could share your experience if you are done from the interview and signed N-400 before the 90 days buffer. I just want to see if USCIS goes with the priority date of the receipt you received or the date you signed the application. I will appreciate your input.

[moonhunt 1]

I am wondering if you could share your experience if you are done from the interview and signed N-400 before the 90 days buffer. I just want to see if USCIS goes with the priority date of the receipt you received or the date you signed the application. I will appreciate your input.

I mailed N400 a couple of days before 90 days.

But luckily Priority date was entered after 90 day point.

But it really depends on whom you are dealing with.

Some interview officer may be very cautious about that, but others may not care about that.

So I think it is another case for "Your mileage may vary(YMMV)".

If I were you, I will sign the form and mail it out after 90 day checkpoint.

In my case, I thought it was o.k. before 90 day as long as it was received after 90 days.

But people's experience was so different.

My interview was scheduled just 3 days after 5 year anniversary.

So you may have another problem by interview scheduled too early.

Edited December 5, 2008 by moonhunt

[so2008 0]

I am wondering if you could share your experience if you are done from the interview and signed N-400 before the 90 days buffer. I just want to see if USCIS goes with the priority date of the receipt you received or the date you signed the application. I will appreciate your input.

I mailed N400 a couple of days before 90 days.

But luckily Priority date was entered after 90 day point.

But it really depends on whom you are dealing with.

Some interview officer may be very cautious about that, but others may not care about that.

So I think it is another case for "Your mileage may vary(YMMV)".

If I were you, I will sign the form and mail it out after 90 day checkpoint.

In my case, I thought it was o.k. before 90 day as long as it was received after 90 days.

But people's experience was so different.

My interview was scheduled just 3 days after 5 year anniversary.

So you may have another problem by interview scheduled too early.

I have same issue, I submitted my application on 12/2(91 days before 3/2/2009, USCIS received on 12/3 which is 90 days exactly. No priority date as of now.

Moonhunt could you share you date (your 5 years date, date signed the application, date sent, date received, priority date etc). Hope I appreciate this thread. Please share your experience.