Detroit N400 filers

[CoffeeVegan 223]

6 minutes ago, Sam Kam said:

No one knows what they will do next week. Even my wife's case has not seen any progress. Such kind of things just scare me if our cases are stuck under pile of other files. 

That is exactly what I feel as well. I filed in March and no news yet. Very frustrating!!!

[Sam Kam 13]

@CoffeeVegan  I understand your frustration.

In the world of latest/cutting edge technology, it should not be this difficult to procress applications properly. With the insane amount of money these applications generate, can't understand why it has to be this way.

[pran34 5]

49 minutes ago, Sam Kam said:

@CoffeeVegan  I understand your frustration.

In the world of latest/cutting edge technology, it should not be this difficult to procress applications properly. With the insane amount of money these applications generate, can't understand why it has to be this way.

Guys let's keep hope. At least applications are moving to the interview stage, which is positive. Every application is unique and the timeline is based on the applicant's history. Hopefully, you will be scheduled soon.

I was looking at applications filed in April/May last year in Detroit and they were scheduled for interview in Sept. So I think you will probably hear in 2-4 weeks.

[Sam Kam 13]

2 minutes ago, pran34 said:

Guys let's keep hope. At least applications are moving to the interview stage, which is positive. Every application is unique and the timeline is based on the applicant's history. Hopefully, you will be scheduled soon.

I was looking at applications filed in April/May last year in Detroit and they were scheduled for interview in Sept. So I think you will probably hear in 2-4 weeks.

Don't know my friend. Once the ship leaves port, it only comes back after 3 to 4 months.

[CoffeeVegan 223]

1 hour ago, Sam Kam said:

@CoffeeVegan  I understand your frustration.

In the world of latest/cutting edge technology, it should not be this difficult to procress applications properly. With the insane amount of money these applications generate, can't understand why it has to be this way.

Yes absolutely agreed. Wish there was a tracker system which shows how far along in the line we are , atleast we would not be this stressed! 

8 minutes ago, pran34 said:

Guys let's keep hope. At least applications are moving to the interview stage, which is positive. Every application is unique and the timeline is based on the applicant's history. Hopefully, you will be scheduled soon.

I was looking at applications filed in April/May last year in Detroit and they were scheduled for interview in Sept. So I think you will probably hear in 2-4 weeks.

I hope that your words come true. Oh also i filed in March. But yeah lets keep the hope.

Edited July 20, 2018 by CoffeeVegan

[CoffeeVegan 223]

3 minutes ago, Sam Kam said:

Don't know my friend. Once the ship leaves port, it only comes back after 3 to 4 months.

Yeppp the last time they did  the batch of interviews was inMarch or April, so yeah,  like I was telling my friends, I am just hoping for a christmas miracle 🎄 

Edited July 20, 2018 by CoffeeVegan

[pran34 5]

1 minute ago, CoffeeVegan said:

Yes absolutely agreed. Wish there was a tracker system which shows how far along in the line we are , atleast we would not be this stressed! 

I hope that your words come true!!!

Fun statistics from the data I compiled for Detroit since Jan 2017. The average time from bio to interview was 133 days and median was 126.

[Sam Kam 13]

1 minute ago, pran34 said:

Fun statistics from the data I compiled for Detroit since Jan 2017. The average time from bio to interview was 133 days and median was 126.

@ this rate I will take even 133 lol

GC was nightmare enough. My local senator helped me immensely.

[CoffeeVegan 223]

2 minutes ago, pran34 said:

Fun statistics from the data I compiled for Detroit since Jan 2017. The average time from bio to interview was 133 days and median was 126.

Wow interesting, wonder if any detroit filers had notification past 133 days? 

[CoffeeVegan 223]

2 minutes ago, Sam Kam said:

@ this rate I will take even 133 lol

GC was nightmare enough. My local senator helped me immensely.

CSC I think is anywhere upto 20+months so yeah its not even outside normal processing times for us . Lol at "normal"

Edited July 20, 2018 by CoffeeVegan

[Sam Kam 13]

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1 minute ago, CoffeeVegan said:

Wow interesting, wonder if any detroit filers had notification past 133 days? 

I think there are. Some Nov/Dec 2017 filers got interview notification in June/July.

[pran34 5]

3 minutes ago, CoffeeVegan said:

Wow interesting, wonder if any detroit filers had notification past 133 days? 

Yes, absolutely. This is just the average number. There were some applicants who were waiting for 200+ days and some applicants got interview within 45 days.

[CoffeeVegan 223]

This is misery! I wake up everyday and declare outloud saying this is the day that I will hear something and when the mailman drives by and the emails are silent. I know its not today and the waiting continues. I am glad you guys and other friends on here are so supportive!

[CoffeeVegan 223]

3 minutes ago, pran34 said:

Yes, absolutely. This is just the average number. There were some applicants who were waiting for 200+ days and some applicants got interview within 45 days.

Oh great! Yikes, thanks for the info. When did you guys file?

[pran34 5]

1 minute ago, CoffeeVegan said:

Oh great! Yikes, thanks for the info. When did you guys file?

Filed end of May. So I am quite a bit behind than you guys.

 

Btw, I analyzed the quarterly N400 data for Detroit from the USCIS website and found that N400 applications are processed at the highest rate from July-Sept quarter (compared the rest of the quarters). So just keep hope. You will be scheduled soon.