Chicago N400 filers

[sevimli 12]

Just now, cupcake123 said:

I went to the one on Broadway and I believe I went around between 2 and 3 pm both times.  So well enough after the lunch time rush, and well in advance of closing.  It's possible that I got lucky; however, they were so friendly and didn't seem to mind that I showed up early.  I guess it couldn't hurt you try it ... unless of course, you live really far away.  

Actually I live in Lincoln Park, so Broadway center is the best place for me. My original appointment is at Norridge, which is 1 hr driving.

I will try it on an afternoon as you suggested.  Thank you!

[cupcake123 26]

Just now, sevimli said:

Actually I live in Lincoln Park, so Broadway center is the best place for me. My original appointment is at Norridge, which is 1 hr driving.

I will try it on an afternoon as you suggested.  Thank you!

 

Just now, sevimli said:

Actually I live in Lincoln Park, so Broadway center is the best place for me. My original appointment is at Norridge, which is 1 hr driving.

I will try it on an afternoon as you suggested.  Thank you!

Good luck!

 

[Waitinggame16 91]

We did walk in bio at Norridge center with no problem. 

[peachlings 68]

I wish I knew that Norridge allowed walk-ins! My bio was in Indianapolis, but more convenient for me to be in the Chicago area. I decided to go to the Naperville one because I had been there five years before for the GC, even though Norridge was closer, but wasted an hour driving, walk-ins no longer allowed there.

[cupcake123 26]

Processing times for Chicago FO seem to have moved forward about 3-4 weeks.  

 

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processingTimesDisplay.do

 

At least this is something:).  I'm an end of March filer but hoping you early March filers hear something soon.

[Waitinggame16 91]

10 minutes ago, cupcake123 said:

Processing times for Chicago FO seem to have moved forward about 3-4 weeks.  

 

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processingTimesDisplay.do

 

At least this is something:).  I'm an end of March filer but hoping you early March filers hear something soon.

Progress is positive. I was worried it would only be a week or two! If i got done in 7 months id be delighted . Lets go Chicago and get our March filers done! 

[Steelers1020 64]

40 minutes ago, cupcake123 said:

Processing times for Chicago FO seem to have moved forward about 3-4 weeks.  

 

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processingTimesDisplay.do

 

At least this is something:).  I'm an end of March filer but hoping you early March filers hear something soon.

For some reason this link is not opening for me. Can you please tell me what progress the Chicago office has made?

[Waitinggame16 91]

Here you go! 

[Steelers1020 64]

2 minutes ago, Waitinggame16 said:

Here you go! 

Thank you!

[Yuliya Lipina 64]

I wonder if the process is going to be longer for those of us who are changing their names? I filed with changing the spelling of my first name. What are your thoughts, guys?

[Waitinggame16 91]

15 minutes ago, Yuliya Lipina said:

I wonder if the process is going to be longer for those of us who are changing their names? I filed with changing the spelling of my first name. What are your thoughts, guys?

I did read before that the oath scheduling can take longer for a name change. I think that was on an older Chicago thread 

[Yuliya Lipina 64]

Just now, Waitinggame16 said:

I did read before that the oath scheduling can take longer for a name change. I think that was on an older Chicago thread 

I will keep that in mind. Thank you!

[Waitinggame16 91]

Just saw on the monthly processing thread that Chicago had 1500 less applications received in Qtr 3 v's Qtr 2. That HAS to speed things up surely!

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Waitinggame16 91]

Meant to add this

 

ttps://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/USCIS/Resources/Reports%20and%20Studies/Immigration%20Forms%20Data/Naturalization%20Data/N400_performancedata_fy2017_qtr2.pdf

 

[Steelers1020 64]

Any March 2017 filers in here? Just wondering if there was progress.