Chicago N400 filers

[FGr 12]

10 minutes ago, vintage10 said:

 

I applied October 1st, I had the biometrics done on October 25th. Does anyone know how long it takes to be scheduled for interview after the bio appointment? 

It took 3 months for me. Biometrics appointment on July 30th (applied on 7/6) and scheduled for an interview on October 30th. Interview will be held on December 10th.

[Oli2807 0]

10 minutes ago, vintage10 said:

 

I applied October 1st, I had the biometrics done on October 25th. Does anyone know how long it takes to be scheduled for interview after the bio appointment? 

Around 4-5 months 

[vintage10 12]

10 minutes ago, FGr said:

It took 3 months for me. Biometrics appointment on July 30th (applied on 7/6) and scheduled for an interview on October 30th. Interview will be held on December 10th.

Thanks. Good luck, let us know how it goes

[vintage10 12]

11 minutes ago, Oli2807 said:

Around 4-5 months 

Thanks fingers crossed 🤣

[Oli2807 0]

17 minutes ago, FGr said:

It took 3 months for me. Biometrics appointment on July 30th (applied on 7/6) and scheduled for an interview on October 30th. Interview will be held on December 10th.

So from 7/30 till 12/10 it’s 4,5 months 

[FGr 12]

1 minute ago, Oli2807 said:

So from 7/30 till 12/10 it’s 4,5 months 

It took 3 months to get scheduled! I believe that’s what OP asked for. He didn’t ask for the time between the Biometrics appointment and the interview. 

[vintage10 12]

42 minutes ago, FGr said:

It took 3 months to get scheduled! I believe that’s what OP asked for. He didn’t ask for the time between the Biometrics appointment and the interview. 

Yes thanks. I figured it out. I was just curious when will i get the next notice which hopefully is the "we scheduled your interview" notice. My estimated completion time is July so far. 

Edited November 11, 2019 by vintage10

[SilverWind 7]

Hello, my wife passed her interview yesterday and today her status changed to Oath Ceremony Notice was mailed. I checked the documents and see that the location of her Ceremony will be at a high school in Northlake, not in the main USCIS office in Chicago where people usually go for the Interview and Ceremony. I am a little confused, is that normal? My wife did not ask for a name change.

[Deagle 508]

19 minutes ago, SilverWind said:

Hello, my wife passed her interview yesterday and today her status changed to Oath Ceremony Notice was mailed. I checked the documents and see that the location of her Ceremony will be at a high school in Northlake, not in the main USCIS office in Chicago where people usually go for the Interview and Ceremony. I am a little confused, is that normal? My wife did not ask for a name change.

It is normal. Just go to where the letter says to go.

[SilverWind 7]

3 hours ago, Deagle said:

It is normal. Just go to where the letter says to go.

Thank you for your response. I also emailed the Principal of that school and she said there will be a Ceremony at her school on that date. I am so surprised that my wife's case moved so quickly. Yesterday she passed the interview before noon. When We got home, the status changed to we approved your , few more hours it says in line for Oath Ceremony, then few more hours in says Notice for ceremony was mailed. This morning I am able to check the letter in Documents Tab in her account. 
I hope every one else cases will be successful and fast as well.

[Wasa22 5]

On 11/9/2019 at 6:11 AM, national said:

Got notification today that I was approved and put in line for oath ceremony. Thanks God. Last step to go. I wish you guys to get your response from USCIS asap! 

Congrats! I am still waiting ... no respond from USICS.

[Pikachu Babe 31]

Hello All,

 

I have a question regarding N400, hopefully I can find an answer here. I will file N400 soon, my green card was marriage based, but I have divorced.

 

I will apply N400 based on the 5 years rule. However I have not been employed for a while, will that be a issue? will USCIS deny my case because I have no income?

 

Thank you.

[FGr 12]

I have my interview tomorrow, Tuesday 12/10. I am travelling out of the country from 12/19 to 1/5. Can I mention it at the end of the interview to make sure my Oath ceremony doesn’t get scheduled during that time? 

Thanks!

[glowie85 11]

On 12/9/2019 at 10:28 PM, FGr said:

I have my interview tomorrow, Tuesday 12/10. I am travelling out of the country from 12/19 to 1/5. Can I mention it at the end of the interview to make sure my Oath ceremony doesn’t get scheduled during that time? 

Thanks!

I would not think they would schedule a lot of oath ceremonies during that time anyways, but you can of course mention it. I doubt though that the officer has anything to do with scheduling the oath/that he/she will be able to influence it.

Maybe you're not even getting approved on the spot and don't need to worry about it...   I wasn't. It took a total of 1 1/2 months after the interview to have the oath. So that should keep you in the clear.

[FGr 12]

8 hours ago, glowie85 said:

I would not think they would schedule a lot of oath ceremonies during that time anyways, but you can of course mention it. I doubt though that the officer has anything to do with scheduling the oath/that he/she will be able to influence it.

Maybe you're not even getting approved on the spot and don't need to worry about it...   I wasn't. It took a total of 1 1/2 months after the interview to have the oath. So that should keep you in the clear.

My interview was last week and I did get approved on spot (which I kind of expected).

 

I told the IO I was going to be out of the country and she wrote on my application that I wouldn’t be available until 1/6 for my Oath ceremony. I haven’t received any notification yet (besides of my application being approved) so I should be fine. I assume it’ll be sometime in January.