N-400 Denver office timeline

[janacek 0]

There does not seem to be many applicants from Denver, I would be curious on the timeline in the Denver field office for N-400 application.

thank you

[Courage 2]

Hi there, are you a fellow Denver filer? I'm getting ready to file with Denver shortly...so far, I've only found one timeline for Denver for 2014 (but it had military expedite processing so it doesn't help as an example). My lawyer says the Denver office takes about 7 months in total.

There was a December 2013 filer which took 7 months as well - http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/465121-n-400-december-2013-filers/page-64

There are a few Denver filers for 2014 on Trackitt - http://www.trackitt.com/usa-immigration-trackers/n400 (filter by office, then sort by filing date)

PS: Fingerprinting appointments in Denver run about one month after filing, e.g. file on Sept 30, fingerprints around Oct 30.

Edited September 17, 2014 by Courage

[janacek 0]

Hi,

Yes, I am going to file and fall under the Denver office. Thank you for the timeline info.

I looked on the web site that should show the most updated time frame from the start to the end of the process: https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplayInit.do but it did not break it down by time frame for the individual steps.

[Courage 2]

Glad to meet a fellow Denver filer! There are actually two other places you can also check, to see how Denver (or any other particular office) is doing:

http://dashboard.uscis.gov/index.cfm?formtype=2&office=68&charttype=1

and

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/Dashboard/ProcTimes/SubTypes.do

(scroll down to Processing Times, select N-400, click Next, select Denver)

I have been told the Denver office recently hired 10 new officers that will help bring the backlog down.

Edited September 17, 2014 by Courage

[janacek 0]

Right, there does not seem to be many Denver files here. Everyone is out in the mountains:)

Extra employees would be great, if it will help with the back log, a friend spouse applied in January and got Oath in end of August, so solid 8 month.

[Courage 2]

Hehe, yes enjoying the warmth before the snow!

According to this document here, there are a few thousand of us Denver filers.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/511374-check-this-out-n-400/?p=7203910

[janacek 0]

interesting find, thank you for posting.

above I mean to say that there are not many Denver filers here on Visajourney site

Edited September 17, 2014 by janacek

[Courage 2]

I know what you meant, no worries.

[vamoai 0]

I know what you meant, no worries.

Hi! Have you guys had your interview appointments yet?

We filed in October and completed the Biometrics in December. Trying to get a sense of how long it takes before the interview

Cheers

[Courage 2]

For Denver, it's about 230 days from your NOA (letter confirming receipt of application) date, so at least 7 months after your NOA date.

Edited January 5, 2015 by Courage

[hiroin 0]

Denver filer here as well

[janacek 0]

Hello Denver filers!

[KataS 6]

Any updated info about Denver time frame? Still 7 months?

[Courage 2]

It's been speeding up slightly. A few of us have been scheduled for interviews, with interview dates now taking place around 6 months after NOA date. Good luck to you!

[KataS 6]

Thank you. Hopefully it won't take too long. Some offices are done within 3 months 6 is not that bad. Good luck to all of us