N-400 May 2017 Filers

[rubya 7]

6 hours ago, level3 said:

My green card was issued in June 2007, which was good for 10 years. I got an extension through February next year at the field office when I did the biometircs for my I-90 (green card renewal) application, which allowed me to renew my driver's license. Thank goodness for that. No, this is the first time I've applied for naturalization.

Good luck ..

[currentuser 4]

12 minutes ago, currentuser said:

Chicago Office has quiet a backlog?

@Waitinggame16 and @nitrous_guy look at last quarter data from USCIS, there are 24k + cases pending decision for Q2 for Chicago (Non - Military Cases)

 

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/USCIS/Resources/Reports and Studies/Immigration Forms Data/Naturalization Data/N400_performancedata_fy2017_qtr2.pdf

 

Chicago CHI

Received - 10,966 ;

Approved - 6,433 ;

Rejected - 682;

Pending - 24,113.

 

Guess we have long way to go..............

[lovelyalex 99]

1 hour ago, currentuser said:

Chicago Office has quiet a backlog?

I'm actually a Boston filer.  I don't know about Chicago, but you can check processing times on the USCIS website.

[nitrous_guy 23]

1 hour ago, currentuser said:

@Waitinggame16 and @nitrous_guy look at last quarter data from USCIS, there are 24k + cases pending decision for Q2 for Chicago (Non - Military Cases)

 

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/USCIS/Resources/Reports and Studies/Immigration Forms Data/Naturalization Data/N400_performancedata_fy2017_qtr2.pdf

 

Chicago CHI

Received - 10,966 ;

Approved - 6,433 ;

Rejected - 682;

Pending - 24,113.

 

Guess we have long way to go..............

Wow, that is quite some of a backlog.. we just have to keep waiting then!

[Waitinggame16 91]

2 hours ago, nitrous_guy said:

Wow, that is quite some of a backlog.. we just have to keep waiting then!

Yes that's a bit of a backlog for sure . I have been tracking all the threads for the last year and the current ten around is about 6.5 months for the majority of cases. I'd be delighted with that but that's wishful thinking ! 

[US lover 0]

I'm from California and filed to Arizona on 5/8. Should I check the Arizona processing times or  California processing times for n400? Anybody still waiting for "case in line for interview?

[Waitinggame16 91]

1 hour ago, US lover said:

I'm from California and filed to Arizona on 5/8. Should I check the Arizona processing times or  California processing times for n400? Anybody still waiting for "case in line for interview?

Welcome! Yes there are still quite a few. Check out the timelines and spreadsheet and add your details too! 

[lovelyalex 99]

On 6/27/2017 at 0:49 PM, rubya said:

Are they updating  the case status just monday? 

No they update whenever they get done doing stuff apparently!  But a lot of people get updates on a Monday it seems.

[Waitinggame16 91]

3 minutes ago, lovelyalex said:

No they update whenever they get done doing stuff apparently!  But a lot of people get updates on a Monday it seems.

Have you called uscis about your case @lovelyalex? I guess it's too early for an infopass? 

[lovelyalex 99]

4 hours ago, US lover said:

I'm from California and filed to Arizona on 5/8. Should I check the Arizona processing times or  California processing times for n400? Anybody still waiting for "case in line for interview?

Welcome to the thread!  You should be checking times for your local field office, but if your case is still showing as "we scheduled your biometrics" or you're not inline for interview yet, then your case hasn't even made it to the field office and you're still in the background check stage, like many of us!

 

[lovelyalex 99]

4 minutes ago, Waitinggame16 said:

Have you called uscis about your case @lovelyalex? I guess it's too early for an infopass? 

Nothing yet! I'm at 28 days since my bio.  Which suuuuuucks.

 

[lovelyalex 99]

BUT in the grand scheme of things I try to remember that I'm still living my life here, with my family.  It doesn't change anything for us right now.  I'm pretty lucky.  Although I would liked to have not spent a bunch of money and have nothing to show for it for a year or so!!

 

I updated my data that I've been tracking for Boston and while my post biometrics wait time is a little higher than average, it looks like most Boston cases get done from NOA to Oath in average in 196 days.  So I won't bother with an info pass etc, or a call, because they're going to tell me that Boston are still only working on cases from September 2016 right now.  And I don't want to waste the USCIS's time and delay people further.

 

AND I have seen in some monthly threads that some folks wait MONTHS for their bio to update, and then they get an interview date within the MONTH.  So there are always positives to think about!

[Tdiep 27]

2 hours ago, lovelyalex said:

BUT in the grand scheme of things I try to remember that I'm still living my life here, with my family.  It doesn't change anything for us right now.  I'm pretty lucky.  Although I would liked to have not spent a bunch of money and have nothing to show for it for a year or so!!

 

I updated my data that I've been tracking for Boston and while my post biometrics wait time is a little higher than average, it looks like most Boston cases get done from NOA to Oath in average in 196 days.  So I won't bother with an info pass etc, or a call, because they're going to tell me that Boston are still only working on cases from September 2016 right now.  And I don't want to waste the USCIS's time and delay people further.

 

AND I have seen in some monthly threads that some folks wait MONTHS for their bio to update, and then they get an interview date within the MONTH.  So there are always positives to think about!

I really like your positive thoughts bro. I hope everybody here would do the same.

[vosnmars 25]

2 hours ago, lovelyalex said:

BUT in the grand scheme of things I try to remember that I'm still living my life here, with my family.  It doesn't change anything for us right now.  I'm pretty lucky.  Although I would liked to have not spent a bunch of money and have nothing to show for it for a year or so!!

 

I updated my data that I've been tracking for Boston and while my post biometrics wait time is a little higher than average, it looks like most Boston cases get done from NOA to Oath in average in 196 days.  So I won't bother with an info pass etc, or a call, because they're going to tell me that Boston are still only working on cases from September 2016 right now.  And I don't want to waste the USCIS's time and delay people further.

 

AND I have seen in some monthly threads that some folks wait MONTHS for their bio to update, and then they get an interview date within the MONTH.  So there are always positives to think about!

I agree with you

[Waitinggame16 91]

3 hours ago, vosnmars said:

I agree with you

Me too. I'm on the same thought line. They will get to me. I'm still living my life here legally with my family so the rest will happen when it's my turn