N-400 Citizenship application Dallas TX

[MoroccanInTexas 24]

Hello-

I sent my N-400 application along with documents. My question is, what will happen if I get an interview before my Green card anniversary? Since I sent my application 85 days before the official date. And also Dallas has been working in applications in about 2 months, as they have same day oath.

Should I just try to schedule my biometrics, or the interview to slow down the process. or just let run its course?

Any thoughts

[elishav 0]

Hello-

I sent my N-400 application along with documents. My question is, what will happen if I get an interview before my Green card anniversary? Since I sent my application 85 days before the official date. And also Dallas has been working in applications in about 2 months, as they have same day oath.

Should I just try to schedule my biometrics, or the interview to slow down the process. or just let run its course?

Any thoughts

Who would have ever thought slowing down the USCIS would be the problem?

In response to this growing issue, they simply delay your oath until you have reached your anniversary.

[MoroccanInTexas 24]

Hello-

I sent my N-400 application along with documents. My question is, what will happen if I get an interview before my Green card anniversary? Since I sent my application 85 days before the official date. And also Dallas has been working in applications in about 2 months, as they have same day oath.

Should I just try to schedule my biometrics, or the interview to slow down the process. or just let run its course?

Any thoughts

Who would have ever thought slowing down the USCIS would be the problem?

In response to this growing issue, they simply delay your oath until you have reached your anniversary.

Yeah I know, I never thought I would see the day when I will ask the USCIS to be less efficient

this coming from a guy who waited 14 months for his 1st Green card, and 7 months for the second one.

Well, they can fix it if they want to, by simply not calling you for an interview till it's passed either the 3 or 5 years residency mark.

Any thoughts ?