N400 - Filed Online - 22 months Estimated End Date

[mysticdolphin95 431]

I hope it moves faster for you, but generally, Minneapolis is one of the slowest - if not THE slowest - local USCIS field office in the country.  Currently showing 14 - 23.5 months for N-400, about the same as an I-485 (13 - 25.5 months; 10 - 14 months for employment-based applications).  AOS interviews are taking 1+ years to schedule, so it might be that N-400 is somewhat similar.

 

But - here's hoping it gets better, and that your application will be approved quickly!  

[castormarina 0]

Don't worry about that at all. I filed online March 22nd and had my ceremony on July 11th. While waiting for my ceremony (which was scheduled for the aforementioned date), the timeline showed like Jan 2019 on there.

 

Also after I passed my interview in early June, it still showed April 2019 as estimate. So basically, don't worry about those dates too much.

[CarlHamilton 252]

7 minutes ago, castormarina said:

Don't worry about that at all. I filed online March 22nd and had my ceremony on July 11th. While waiting for my ceremony (which was scheduled for the aforementioned date), the timeline showed like Jan 2019 on there.

 

Also after I passed my interview in early June, it still showed April 2019 as estimate. So basically, don't worry about those dates too much.

At the same time, some field offices truly are busier than others, so your mileage will vary. 

[k_man 1]

52 minutes ago, mysticdolphin95 said:

I hope it moves faster for you, but generally, Minneapolis is one of the slowest - if not THE slowest - local USCIS field office in the country.  Currently showing 14 - 23.5 months for N-400, about the same as an I-485 (13 - 25.5 months; 10 - 14 months for employment-based applications).  AOS interviews are taking 1+ years to schedule, so it might be that N-400 is somewhat similar.

 

But - here's hoping it gets better, and that your application will be approved quickly!  

Are you guys in MN too? That's awesome.. What does your estimated date show online? About AOS interviews, a friend of mine in Chicago is experiencing the same thing? Did you guys get your biometric done?

[k_man 1]

17 minutes ago, castormarina said:

Don't worry about that at all. I filed online March 22nd and had my ceremony on July 11th. While waiting for my ceremony (which was scheduled for the aforementioned date), the timeline showed like Jan 2019 on there.

 

Also after I passed my interview in early June, it still showed April 2019 as estimate. So basically, don't worry about those dates too much.

SWEET!! Congratulations!! and thanks - that helps a lot

[jose&ive 12]

Yes the system  says the same to me one years and 3 months and I had my interview last Thursday. Applied on November 11 2017. 

[jskibo 588]

My wife's account says 5 months still, funny as they mailed her oath appointment yesterday

 

We filed March 31st, Interviewed July 17th.  Don't believe the estimates on USCIS

[Ban Hammer 13,334]

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[N-o-l-a 7,167]

There is a whole thread for us Minneapolis filers.  Plan for at least a year.  Other field office stats do not apply to you.

 

Add your filing stats to our ongoing thread.

 

#Minneslooooooowta

 

Edited July 24, 2018 by N-o-l-a

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

6 hours ago, love_my_wife said:

Both Michigan & MN don't appear in this list

 

The gross numbers aren't the concern with Minnesota, it is their actual processing times.

[NYCruiser 423]

6 hours ago, castormarina said:

Don't worry about that at all. I filed online March 22nd and had my ceremony on July 11th. While waiting for my ceremony (which was scheduled for the aforementioned date), the timeline showed like Jan 2019 on there.

 

Also after I passed my interview in early June, it still showed April 2019 as estimate. So basically, don't worry about those dates too much.

Agreed I am looking at the USCIS Processing times for various cities..and it is a lovely game they are playing...one midwestern city says 4 to 15 months processing times...LOL...this is just plain ridiculous!!

[JFH 12,190]

7 hours ago, Bill & Katya said:

My wife filed her's via paper on 3 year rule back in January 2018 (Detroit).  Estimated time on the site was 9.5 to 18.5 months or something like that.  She had her oath Ceremony June 11th.

 

Good Luck!

Going off topic...but I see we got married the same day as you. Also my husband's birthday. Good choice of date! 

[Ontarkie 14,221]

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[Dbkrantz 16]

My estimate time of completion went from 22 months when I first files to 12 months at the moment, since they received my husband's biometrics. Now, I believe the waiting game starts. Fingers crossed for fast processing! I filed in New York early July. 

[austex 42]

I have reach that also so we will just wait and see.  I wish it was soon but I am here to stay and it is not stopping me going on vacation or stopping me do anything so I will just have to be patient.

 

i get excited for people when they get a quick interview but also a little envious, it is all good. It will happen eventually to all of us.

 

M.