Anyone filing as a military spouse or military person

[Inky 1,111]

Capt Ewok has now updated the timeline section to properly reflect military and military spouses filing at the Nebraska Service Center.

Anyone who has filed or is in the midst of filing can fill in the timeline correctly for future people to track and see how long approximately it would take filing at that location.

[ingucis78 1]

were do i find that?

[Inky 1,111]

were do i find that?

When you edit your citizen ship timeline you have a drop down menu to select filing location.

VJ citizenship timelines are found here - http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/citlist.php?cfl=$cfl&op5=5,10,11

People have to fill them in though for it to show up as nebraska service center on there. Since its so new it will be a little hard to track until more people fill in the information for it.

[ingucis78 1]

i only saw 1 person for DC ofice (unless i am looking wrong) and that was someone from back in 2009.

but that is great idea.

[ingucis78 1]

When you edit your citizen ship timeline you have a drop down menu to select filing location

is that something i do here or i have to go to USCIS webside?

[mr and mrs 187]

Capt Ewok has now updated the timeline section to properly reflect military and military spouses filing at the Nebraska Service Center.

hey! good job! : )

[StormnRolly 0]

This seems to be a great idea. Just curious though because you can either apply through your local USCIS office or through Nebraska. Normally people applying from overseas would send in their Fingerprint cards and not have a biometrics appt at all. Yet one of the 2 listed on the military filing states they had a biometrics appt. I think some tweaking is still needed. I will add to that timeline once it will properly reflect my situation.

[Ruffie 22]

This seems to be a great idea. Just curious though because you can either apply through your local USCIS office or through Nebraska. Normally people applying from overseas would send in their Fingerprint cards and not have a biometrics appt at all. Yet one of the 2 listed on the military filing states they had a biometrics appt. I think some tweaking is still needed. I will add to that timeline once it will properly reflect my situation.

People stateside will still have biometrics appointments even if they are military and file through Nebraska.

[Inky 1,111]

This seems to be a great idea. Just curious though because you can either apply through your local USCIS office or through Nebraska. Normally people applying from overseas would send in their Fingerprint cards and not have a biometrics appt at all. Yet one of the 2 listed on the military filing states they had a biometrics appt. I think some tweaking is still needed. I will add to that timeline once it will properly reflect my situation.

The instructions say that spouses of current military members regardless of living state side or abroad are to file through NE, and yes you still have biometrics appointments if you file through NE and are in the USA.

You wouldn't have biometrics if you have your appointment within 12 months of your last biometrics appointment.

[ingucis78 1]

When you edit your citizen ship timeline you have a drop down menu to select filing location.

VJ citizenship timelines are found here - http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/citlist.php?cfl=$cfl&op5=5,10,11

People have to fill them in though for it to show up as nebraska service center on there. Since its so new it will be a little hard to track until more people fill in the information for it.

would you mind adding me to the list for DC office since i am US citizen.i hope my time line will hlep other DC/military filers.

thank you

[thelastpetitioner 218]

What is the newest and most up to date guide? Ecause I'm getting my package ready according to the guide on here, BUT I had no idea I have to send my stuff to Nebraska

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

What is the newest and most up to date guide? Ecause I'm getting my package ready according to the guide on here, BUT I had no idea I have to send my stuff to Nebraska

This is for citizenship, not AOS.

[Inky 1,111]

What is the newest and most up to date guide? Ecause I'm getting my package ready according to the guide on here, BUT I had no idea I have to send my stuff to Nebraska

Ya Nebraska filing pertains to citizenship applications. Not AOS or ROC.

[thelastpetitioner 218]

Thank god, I'm kinda confused as it is, different service centers would have made it worse

[F & J 21]

Hi! I'm a military wife and currently waiting for my ROC to be approved (filed in January 2012). My husband and I were looking at the N-400 eligibility requirements and one of them was:

• Have lived within the state, or USCIS district with jurisdiction over the applicant's place of residence, for at least 3 months prior to the date of filing the application.

The earliest date I can file is January 2013 and we were planning on sending my packet then but we will be moving to a new duty station (different state) in April 2013. I know we will need to file at the Nebraska Service Center no matter where we live but because we're moving to a different state, should we wait until July 2013 to file my N-400 instead (to fulfill the 3 month state residency requirement)? Or is it okay to move while you have a N-400 pending? We're just worried that it would create a lot more problems since we'll be moving to a new USCIS district.

Edited June 25, 2012 by F & J