N400 Seattle (merged)

[barryesb 0]

5 hours ago, oceanborn said:

I would take them and mention that you have them -- for reference, I had them with me, didn't upload them with the application and they did not ask for them.

Also - take 5 years of tax returns instead of 3

[barryesb 0]

from another wiki --- bring 

• Your Green Card (formally known as Form I-551, Permanent Resident Card)
• A photocopy of the front and back of your Green Card
• Your driver’s license or state-issued identification card
• All current and expired passports or travel documents  
• Copies of your tax returns for the past five years (or three years if you are married to a U.S. citizen)

[ACEbagel 2]

On 7/22/2019 at 7:02 AM, oceanborn said:

I would take them and mention that you have them -- for reference, I had them with me, didn't upload them with the application and they did not ask for them.

Thanks for the tip. 

 

I took them with me and mentioned that I had them when the officer asked the question on the application about owing any taxes to the IRS. Similar to you, he didn’t really care for them. 

 

I passed the interview and I’m now waiting for the ceremony date and time. If anyone is wondering, the folks that were getting interviewed yesterday that I talked to were a mix of April and May 2018 filers. 

[oceanborn 33]

12 minutes ago, ACEbagel said:

Thanks for the tip. 

 

I took them with me and mentioned that I had them when the officer asked the question on the application about owing any taxes to the IRS. Similar to you, he didn’t really care for them. 

  

I passed the interview and I’m now waiting for the ceremony date and time. If anyone is wondering, the folks that were getting interviewed yesterday that I talked to were a mix of April and May 2018 filers. 

 

Congratulations!

 

It won't be long. My ceremony was scheduled for two weeks post-interview.

[jamira 3]

I had my interview today in Portland. IO was nice. I passed the civics test,unfortunately she said, she can't put me on the oath ceremony today because of the issue that i stayed in the Philippines more than 6 months. She needs to talk to her supervisor first. I've explained the reason and she said,she understand and it does makes sense why I've stayed there for that long.

She asked me to sign something for the certificate of naturalization, but when still decision cannot be made yet.

 

I'm still hoping for the best. 

Gudluck everyone!

[Mari26 19]

Just checked the USCIS website and it seems there has been a change in my completition time. 

 

Estimated case completion time

Before it said: December 2019 (4 months)

Now it says: August 2019 (1 month)  [This HAS to be a mistake right?]

 

Estimated wait time

Before it said: 3 months

Now it says: We are taking longer than expected to process your case. You do not need to do anything at this time.

 

My Priority Date:  January 26, 2019

Case got transfered [somewhere, unsure if Yakima or Portland]: June 7th, 2019

 

These times seem crazy! How can I have a completion time of a month if I haven't even had my interview scheduled? Oh well... Anyone else experiencing these crazy updates? 

[jamrep 105]

4 hours ago, Mari26 said:

Just checked the USCIS website and it seems there has been a change in my completition time. 

 

Estimated case completion time

Before it said: December 2019 (4 months)

Now it says: August 2019 (1 month)  [This HAS to be a mistake right?]

 

Estimated wait time

Before it said: 3 months

Now it says: We are taking longer than expected to process your case. You do not need to do anything at this time.

 

My Priority Date:  January 26, 2019

Case got transfered [somewhere, unsure if Yakima or Portland]: June 7th, 2019

 

These times seem crazy! How can I have a completion time of a month if I haven't even had my interview scheduled? Oh well... Anyone else experiencing these crazy updates? 

U about to get your interview date

[dlamb 0]

I applied my N-400 on May 17,2018, have my biometrics on June 5, 2018 and just got email from USCIS and said 
"We have taken an action on your case and it needs your attention". Logged in to my USCIS account and said "We scheduled your interview". Checked the documents log and and shown :

USCIS notices

These are copies of the USCIS notices that we mail to you. If you do not see one of your notices below, check back in a few days.

Guess the letter is on the way.

 

[Hawkeye260 1]

Applied for N 400 June 27

Biometrics July 18

Case Completion time 2 months Sept 2019

[jamira 3]

Yay!!! Had my interview yesterday,and the IO can't make decision yet because of me staying more than 6 months in the Philippines.. then in the afternoon, they updated it approved!!!

 

Now,I'll just wait for my oath ceremony date.

Gudluck everyone!!!😊

[oceanborn 33]

Congratulations! I'm glad to see we're all, roughly, the same time. 

[Alutza 2]

I'm in a similar situation to a lot of people here, application moved on June 7th with no other details (applied on July 2018). However, since then, my estimated completion time disappeared completely and the estimated wait time just says "We are taking longer than expected to process your case. You do not need to do anything at this time."

I am a little concern as it seems most people got their estimates updated in some form (people that applied months after me have a completion estimate of August\September 2019).

Does anyone have any ideas why completion time might be missing? I tried submitting an inquiry online but their deadline for a response came and went with no reply. 

[promenad 9]

10 hours ago, Hawkeye260 said:

Applied for N 400 June 27

Biometrics July 18

Case Completion time 2 months Sept 2019

I have a very similar screen. Case completion 3 months (october) estimated wait time 23 days and so on...

I need to buy a ticket for travelling out of the country mid sep to mid oct and now I am in this limbo without knowing what to do....

[oceanborn 33]

19 hours ago, Alutza said:

I'm in a similar situation to a lot of people here, application moved on June 7th with no other details (applied on July 2018). However, since then, my estimated completion time disappeared completely and the estimated wait time just says "We are taking longer than expected to process your case. You do not need to do anything at this time."

I am a little concern as it seems most people got their estimates updated in some form (people that applied months after me have a completion estimate of August\September 2019).

 Does anyone have any ideas why completion time might be missing? I tried submitting an inquiry online but their deadline for a response came and went with no reply. 

These numbers are absolutely meaningless. Mine states that October 2019 is the completion date, yet I have the oath ceremony in less than a week's time. I would pay absolutely no attention to their ETAs and instead wait on the updates which will naturally be provided to you when your case is reviewed. 

[jamira 3]

So guys,any idea how long it would take to get oath ceremony schedule? Can't wait to be done!!!😁 so excited!