After the N-400 Interview, 90-days

[alpino 2]

Hi,

It has been 90 days after the N-400 Interview and I couldn't hear nothing yet. It says on the paper 120 days. Should I make infopass to find out ? or I should wait for 120 days.

Thanks

Edited September 16, 2015 by alpino

[Alaska2012 462]

If it says 120 days then you have to wait 120 days...

[almost_umrican 54]

3 months after interview ? Dang ! that's a lot of wait already. Hope it changes. good luck.keep us posted

[TBoneTX 45,313]

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[kittens_0117 5]

Are you already recommended for approval? Is this from the N-652 form? It says there you have a right to request a hearing if USCIS has not made a determination 120 days after the interview.

Which to me I think you can request for an InfoPass appointment to inquire on a status of your application. Or maybe call the NCSC first and check if they recommend scheduling an InfoPass? Unless you're referring to a different document altogether that explicitly states 120 days before scheduling an InfoPass.

Edited September 17, 2015 by kittens_0117

[alpino 2]

Are you already recommended for approval? Is this from the N-652 form? It says there you have a right to request a hearing if USCIS has not made a determination 120 days after the interview.

Which to me I think you can request for an InfoPass appointment to inquire on a status of your application. Or maybe call the NCSC first and check if they recommend scheduling an InfoPass? Unless you're referring to a different document altogether that explicitly states 120 days before scheduling an InfoPass.

Decision cannot be made paper given to me. I called them and they opened a service request. I couldn't wait 120 days because there is no single update.

[Callum 0]

Do an Infopass if you have the time and the office isn't too far away. You will definitely find out more from speaking to a real human being, asking questions than you will from calling the USCIS number.

The absurdly long "waiting time" before you are supposed to inquire is a way of telling you to get lost and not make them accountable for their performance.

Imagine your luggage was lost and the airline was allowed to tell you to wait three weeks before you could even ask what the hell was going on.

You probably won't get much further with an Infopass, but you might find something out, or get someone to make an inquiry. There's no harm in trying.

Hi,

It has been 90 days after the N-400 Interview and I couldn't hear nothing yet. It says on the paper 120 days. Should I make infopass to find out ? or I should wait for 120 days.

Thanks